Monthly Archives: February 2016

Betty Olayinka Folarin-Akinlosotu (BOFA), was born on  January in Ikenne Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria to the family of Pa & Mrs Joseph Folarin. Her  education started from 1989 to 2015. She completed her elementary and high school in Nigeria in 1994. She also obtained … Continue reading →

DEAR FAMILY AND FRIENDS, WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE LIST OF NOMINEES FOR THEAfrica4u Awards for People of Colour in New Jersey and New York, TAKING PLACE IN JUST UNDER THREE WEEKS IN THE USA Tony Tokunbo Fernandez IN … Continue reading →

The YOUNGEST KING IN NIGERIA FROM DELTA STATE MEETS WITH DELTA STATE GOVERNOR. 15 year-old Obi Chukwuka, Akaeze 1 Of Ubulu-Uku, Nigeria’s youngest King, met with Delta State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa at Delta State Government House, Asaba recently. . … Continue reading →

Dear Family, Friends and Fans, Its all happening this April, YARAM – ARTS & FOCUS ORGANIZATION Present: A night with KANDA BONGO MAN (By popular demand) Kanda Bongo Man – The pioneer of Soukous Music, The King of Kwasa Kwasa … Continue reading →

DEAR FAMILY AND FRIENDS, – ITS ALL HAPPENING NEXT MONTH Tony Tokunbo Fernandez IN CONJUNCTION WITH 9Ja Pop Art Graphic Arts Exhibition NEW JERSEY PRESENTS Africa4u Awards for People of Colour in New Jersey and New York VENUE – THE … Continue reading →

BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF BOIKANYO TRUST PHENYO Born in a remote village in Botswana 11 miles from the nearest school, Boikanyo showed her determination to succeed from an early age by running the full distance every school-day and arriving on time without fail. … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce that the 34th edition of Afropolitan Vibes will feature Naija Ninja SOUND SULTAN, Afro-Folk vocal legend BLACKMAN AKEEB KAREEM, Singer-songwriter FALANA & Yoruba-Reggae singer ORANMIYAN, all sharing the stage with the 13 piece BANTU collective. … Continue reading →

President John Pombe Magufuli may have been a compromise candidate, but in a short time after taking over as Tanzania’s president, his radical reforms have the region in awe. Many east Africans are hoping for the “Magufulification” of their countries … Continue reading →

  It was a sad day, wasn’t it? For the staunch followers and supporters of my favourite Kenyan comedian Eric Omondi, when rumours leaked out that he was HIV+. The drama that followed after the rumours, like the withdrawal of some endorsements … Continue reading →

STIGMA – YOUR DAYS ARE NUMBERED! A lot of people talk about HIV based on their understanding of the literature they may have gone through or as a result of having observed a suffering relative/patient that had been attacked by opportunistic infections … Continue reading →