Thursday 7 August 2014

PICTURE OF THE DAY!!!

What is this elephant doing to the car? Giving birth? LOL

According to the photographer, she was using the car to scratch her itchy fat stomach. The tourist had to wait in the car till she was done. Which didn't take so long. Scary right?

5 STEPS FOR INSTANT FOLLOWERSHIP ON INSTAGRAM


The world is finally arrived as a social media global space and the quicker you realize this and hook onto the potentiality of its vast market either as a brand, consumer or just onlooker, you are like going to get left behind in the sphere of modernity.

COMPLEX IS MAN'S CONFLICT CAUSER


When one consider world diplomacy and relationship between countries, especially between countries that considers themselves as world powers, you can forced to see ‘complexes’ at play. Superiority complex between world leaders and countries ideology that tends usually to the extreme right has no value for such country or for the comity of countries that are likely tied to the destiny of the one who has developed into a world power.

Wednesday 6 August 2014

OSUN ELECTIONS: FEAR, FATE AND THE WHIMSICAL FARCE


Many times, phrases like “Only in Nigeria can something like this happen” has become a recurrent decimal in our polity. The Osun State elections is one of such where we have political office holders with records resplendent with faults, bigotry and misdemeanor yet they find their way into INEC’s list as candidate for a prestigious role of a governor; “only in Nigeria can something like this happen”.

Monday 4 August 2014

NOLLYWOOD ONLINE: THE WORLD OF NEW OPPORTUNITIES (THE TVNOLLY EXPERIENCE)


In 1992, the movie Living in Bondage sparked sporadic excitement within some circles when the realization dawned that an industry might just have been born. Nollywood quickly took off like the case a baby born in a manger and of low beginning. It was far cry from the norm; Nigerian movies now on mere Home Video Format, the lowest of all lowest in audio and visual recording. People sniffed at them, scorned even that the once respected and loved movie industry, which collapsed few years earlier, has now become a place for anything-goes, quantity substituted for quality. Such was the sorry case of the Nigerian Movie industry later nomenclature as Nollywood.