DIRECTOR – EDITOR – CAMERA OPERATOR – WRITER

Simba Chioto studied for BA in Media and Communications (TV) at the University of Westminster in London. He then went to Hong Kong to study Broadcast Journalism and Asian Culture at the Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) and acquired work experience in that region of the world.

Simba is also a holder of a Bachelor of Science degree in Television and Film Production from University of Greenwich, London and a Diploma in the Management of Information Systems.

Some of his media work highlights include being selected to work for the Olympic Broadcasting Company (OBS), a company that beamed the London 2012 Olympics around the world. He was also an official London Ambassador who welcomed dignitaries from around the world and received appreciation from Prime Minister David Cameroon and Mayor Boris Johnson. Besides media business and work experience in Asia, Simba has also worked for Transport for London.

Simba is passionate about empowerment and supporting the undermined and less privileged members of society. This is exhibited by his experience of voluntary work in different countries in Europe, Asia and Africa. Some of the organizations he has worked for in London include Shape a disabled persons empowering organization and Worldwrite a charity that deals with issues shunned by the mainstream media. At Worldwrite he has been a researcher about the European and English canon, slavery, colonialism literature and the works of powerful historian CLR James. He joined ZimLink, an international organization that promotes culture exchange and empowering individuals through the use of media

DIRECTOR – EDITOR – CAMERA OPERATOR – WRITER

Simba Chioto studied for BA in Media and Communications (TV) at the University of Westminster in London. He then went to Hong Kong to study Broadcast Journalism and Asian Culture at the Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) and acquired work experience in that region of the world.

Simba is also a holder of a Bachelor of Science degree in Television and Film Production from University of Greenwich, London and a Diploma in the Management of Information Systems.

Some of his media work highlights include being selected to work for the Olympic Broadcasting Company (OBS), a company that beamed the London 2012 Olympics around the world. He was also an official London Ambassador who welcomed dignitaries from around the world and received appreciation from Prime Minister David Cameroon and Mayor Boris Johnson. Besides media business and work experience in Asia, Simba has also worked for Transport for London.

Simba is passionate about empowerment and supporting the undermined and less privileged members of society. This is exhibited by his experience of voluntary work in different countries in Europe, Asia and Africa. Some of the organizations he has worked for in London include Shape a disabled persons empowering organization and Worldwrite a charity that deals with issues shunned by the mainstream media. At Worldwrite he has been a researcher about the European and English canon, slavery, colonialism literature and the works of powerful historian CLR James. He joined ZimLink, an international organization that promotes culture exchange and empowering individuals through the use of media

Charity founder calls for education for all in Nigeria

As millions of children in Nigeria are preparing to go back to school, the founder and CEO of the charity Focus on Disability Foundation UK, Abbey Paseda, is calling on the Nigerian government to ensure that all children including disabled children, have access to a quality education.

Abbey said “In Nigeria disabled children are more likely to be out of school than any other group of children. Often children with disabilities face stigma and discrimination and are kept at home. And if they do go to school, they face a lack of specialist teachers and resources.”

Last year, Abbey travelled to Nigeria to visit the special schools his charity has been supporting for a number of years. In Nigeria Abbey met with many children who have been supported to go to school through the provision of specially trained teachers and the distribution of equipment such as aids to create Braille and instruction books for deaf children called Joy of Signing.

On his return from Nigeria, Abbey said “a quality education is one of the keys to empowerment, raising self-esteem, gaining employment and lifting people out of poverty. Our charity is passionate about the right to education for all disabled children. The teachers l met in Nigeria are much more prepared now than in the past but they lack the resources to teach effectively in the classroom. Our charity hopes to bring about change by supporting more schools and teachers in Nigeria to teach disabled children”.

“We would urge the public to visit our website www.fodfoundation.org to find out about the impact of our work in Nigeria supporting disabled children and adults”.

Contact Abbey

apaseda@yahoo.com

DEAR FAMILY, FRIENDS AND FANS,
THE STAGE IS SET FOR OUR BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATIONS TAKING PLACE AT THE UK HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT ORGANISED BYTony Tokunbo Eteka Fernandez IN CONJUNCTION WITH MP ALOK SHARMA FOR THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW
THIS IS A SPECIAL INVITE EVENT FOR 60 GUESTS ONLY AND ALL 60 GUESTS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY EMAIL WITH A SPECIAL INVITATION LETTER IN THE NEXT FEW SEVEN DAYS
ALL TEN WINNERS OF THE RECENTLY ORGANISED Africa4U AWARDS FOR AFRICANS IN THE UK WILL ALSO BE ON THE GUEST-LIST.
KEY GUEST SPEAKERS THIS YEAR
Tony Warner– CEO AND FOUNDER OF Black History Walks
Charmaine Simpson – DIRECTOR OF Black HistoryStudies
ALHAJI DR IBRAHIM K ASANTE ( Ibrahim Asante-) FOUNDER OF SIGNIFICANT INTERNATIONAL TRAINING SYSTEMS
DR James Heartfield – LECTURER, HISTORIAN AND AUTHOR
Lee Meta Jasperr- COMMUNITY ACTIVIST AND HUMANITARIAN

Toyin Sanni is the Group Chief Executive Officer of United Capital Plc. She has
championed United Capital’s commitment to delivering excellent solutions in
Africa’s financial and investment services industry. A Lawyer, Chartered Secretary and Stockbroker with over twenty-five years’ experience in Investor Services, Law and Finance.

Prior to her appointment as the Group CEO, Toyin Sanni was CEO, United
Capital Trustees Limited (formerly UBA Trustees Limited) – a subsidiary of United
Capital Plc, and a market leader in the Trustees business. Her prior career
accomplishments include establishment of UBA Global Investor Services.

Toyin has played leading roles in landmark deals and is a frequent speaker. She held the
position of Chairman of the Nigerian Capital Market Annual Retreat Committee
for 2012, 2013 and 2014; Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators (I.C.S.A.) UK, and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (C.I.S.) Nigeria.

Toyin will be sharing her insights on Financial Infrastructures that facilitate investment in Africa at the Afro Business Expo on September 15 2015.

Mr Shola Emmanuel, an enterprising saxophonist based in Abuja, Nigeria will be performing at A Black History Month event organised by Multi- Award Winner, International Broadcaster and the CEO of AFRICA4U,  Mr Tony Tokunbo Eteka Fernandez.

This years event will be the third year in a row that Mr Fernandez will be organising The Black History Month Celebrations at The UK House of Parliament

More information about Mr Emmamuel can be found below

MEET THE QUINTESSENTIAL SHOLA EML!

Shola Emmanuel is an enterprising saxophonist whom prominent Nigerian jazz lovers, corporate bodies and members of the diplomatic community such as the French Embassy, American Embassy, German Embassy, Switzerland Embassy, Embassy of the Republic of Korea and many others in Nigeria engage for music performances, arts and cultural expositions.

A talented musician, composer and “interpreter” of jazz the African way, he is rated Nigerian’s best and most progressive saxophonist. His musical talents include the trumpet, piano, percussion and lead vocals et al.

Mr. Emmanuel is also the charismatic founder and leader of Nigeria’s renowned jazz ensemble – (Rhythm and Sax Orchestra)

FOR FURTHER INFO/DETAILS VISIT:

www.rhythmandsax.com

FOR BOOKINGS & INQUIRIES:
@toksduttie or riverside73@gmail.com

BRITAIN’S BIGGEST MUSLIM CONVENTION MAKES AGENDA FOR PEACE AND INTEGRATION A PRIORITY

Dates: 21-23 August 2015

Venue: East Worldham, Alton, Hampshire GU34 3AU

Britain’s biggest and oldest established annual Islamic convention, expected to be attended by 30,000 participants this year, will pledge to re-double efforts to defy extremism and press forward an agenda for peace and integration in Britain.

The peace-loving Ahmadiyya Muslim community is the very antithesis of the extremism. It is a community that defines itself as ‘Love for All, Hatred for None’ and its membership of tens of millions in 200 countries is known for its public spirited works; it collects for poppy appeal, practices loyalty to country as a part of their faith, runs a major charity for projects in Britain as well as development programmes including schools and hospitals in Africa.

Among the Muslims at the convention, held for the past 49 years in Britain, will be journalists, judges, barristers, accountants, city traders, teachers, doctors, engineers – standing shoulder to shoulder, united in faith, with people of all races, professions and nationalities.

The Caliph, His Holiness Mirza Masroor Ahmad, who is the Head of Worldwide Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, will be hosting and addressing the convention, said:

“In Europe, North and South America, Africa, Asia, Australia and all other parts of the world Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is united under the banner of peace.

“Whilst our community is promoting the message of true Islam – of love, affection and peace – throughout the world, some young people are being misguided and radicalised to create disorder here and abroad, in the name of an entirely senseless and false Jihad. Furthermore the injustices in the world are fuelling dissatisfaction and it is vital that leaders take heed to promote harmony and peace based on justice as that will have lasting benefit.”

Rafiq Hayat, National President Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK, said:

“The Ahmadiyya Muslim community is putting into practice the Islamic principles that gives peace, inclusivity, tolerance and progressive intellectual thinking pride of place. The Annual Convention is a great example of how people from all countries can live together in peace. We are honoured that the Caliph will be personally addressing the convention – his guidance on how to achieve peace is timely and much needed.”

The 49^th Jalsa Salana (annual convention) takes place 21-23 July at East Worldham, Alton, Hampshire GU34 3

Ahmadi Muslims are active in their communities; they raise hundreds of thousands of pounds for charities each year and have their own charity Humanity First that is serving humanity locally as well as in all parts of the world irrespective of colour, race or religion. Ahmadi Muslims are the pioneers of interfaith dialogue. In 2003 they opened the largest purpose built mosque in Western Europe in Morden Surrey, which can accommodate more than 13,000 people. The community also built the first mosque in London in 1924.

For more info, Contact Mahmood Rafiq +447971 060 962

Mahmood.rafiq@ahmadiyya.org.uk

Twitter: @JalsaUK @AhmadiyyaUK

http://www.alislam.org/

http://www.loveforallhatredfornone.org/

STETONIC NIGERIA LIMITED

MANAGEMENT / HEALTH SERVICE CONSULTANTS – AT YOUR SERVICE IN 2015 AND BEYOND

Stetonic Nigeria Limited was set up in response to the yearning for innovative managerial orientation for the achievement of effective administration, and management of institutions, facilities and service efficiency based on accepted global practice.
A team of seasoned professionals and management consultants was put together to articulate workable solution to problems encountered in the workplace. These solutions would then be offered to institutions and practitioners through training, workshops, seminars and other forms of orientation.

STETONIC NIGERIA LIMITED

MANAGEMENT / HEALTH SERVICE CONSULTANTS – AT YOUR SERVICE IN 2015 AND BEYOND

Stetonic Nigeria Limited was set up in response to the yearning for innovative managerial orientation for the achievement of effective administration, and management of institutions, facilities and service efficiency based on accepted global practice.
A team of seasoned professionals and management consultants was put together to articulate workable solution to problems encountered in the workplace. These solutions would then be offered to institutions and practitioners through training, workshops, seminars and other forms of orientation.

KEEPING IT SIMPLE