Solomon Tu Brain Omoruyi, artist name Tu Brain, was born in 1986 Omoruyi of Edo State in Nigeria.

From young age his musical talent was positively influencing and directing the royal orchestra and choir. Growing up with sweet whistling early-morning-birds and the various sounds of nature, to him the rhythm of the earth and life, deeply raise his natural talent. After graduating from  university, his life mission to become a popular musician has led him to become an afro beat singer, songwriter and performer.

In 2010 Tu Brain successfully released his first solo album titled Papa-Mama in Nigeria. In 2014 he travelled to establish his music career in Europe. Also started promoting African Culture in diaspora. In 2015 he won the title ,,The Best Male Artist Of The Year” at Diaspora Night Award, Germany. In 2018 he won the title ,,Afro Beat Artist” at Gala Night Award, Germany. You can meet and listen to him all over the world, on social media, radio, on TV, also live in concert.

The African Union DAY 2019 celebrations shall be taking place in Dortmund, Germany on the 24th and the 25th of May at Fussball Museum in Dortmund, Germany.   This is an event you cannot afford to miss

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Jenice Zonette Revers is passionate about supporting young people to hone their inner power, in order to transform their own lives and improve their life chances.  She is both a qualified Guidance Counsellor and Social Worker.  She has over 20 years’ experience working with children and young people in educational settings in the inner city of Jamaica and within local authority social services in the UK.

According to UK Youth, ‘Evidence shows that the barriers young people face to achieving economic independence, well-being and finding the right support, are disproportionate to the population as a whole.  The effects of this marginalisation have a profound impact on the self-worth of the individual, and a negative impact on their life now and further down the line.’ (http://www.ukyouth.org/our-challenge.html)

It is Jenice’s hope that her writing, talks and workshops will support young people to develop a healthy sense of ‘self-worth’, hence to become equipped to improve their life chances and to pursue a happy and fulfilling life.

Website: www.thepowerofyouriam.com

Contact: zonette007@outlook.com or Phone: 0771 482 1295

Please Registration & Networking start at 2.30-3.00pm

Commonwealth Day Celebration themed “A Connected Commonwealth” at Teesside University organised by the Teesside University Students in partnership with Save The Woman.

Commonwealth Day is usually celebrated on the second Monday of March every year . As part of the programme of the day, there will be parallel session on the topic “State of African & African-Caribbean Economic Base in the United Kingdom”.

https://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/HistoryofBritain/Empire-Day/

We hope you will attend and help strengthen relationships, promote diversity and community cohesion.

Keynote Speaker: — Dr Sola Adesola, Visiting Associate Professor & Senior Lecturer @ Oxford Brookes University, London.

Guest of honour : 1. Andy McDonald MP , Middlesbrough

2. Mr Barry Coppinger, Police & Crime Commissioner for Cleveland

Featuring

1. Role Model Esther Osakwe, YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR AND ARTIST, LIVING IN BRADFORD.
2. All in Youth Dance Team

Date And Time

Fri, March 15, 2019

3:00 PM – 6:00 PM GM

Location

Middlesbrough

Teesside University

Middlesbrough

TS1 3BA

My Prosaic-Poetry collection, ‘Tall Black Girls Inc.’ which is scheduled to be available on ReaderApp  details historical antecedents and measured perspectives into the world of the Black Woman and that of all blacks across the global space.

The major issue forerunning through this entire work is as summarized by a report by WHO. According to the statistics recently published by WHO, 77% of Nigerian women bleach, followed by Togo with 59% while South Africa with 35%; and Mali at 25%.

GATHERING OF MENTORS – ASABA AGAIN INVASION. 22ND OF FEBRUARY 2019. PLAN TO ATTEND.

For your personal growth, capacity building, mentorship training, coaching and social enlightenment. Be our guest. It is the 11th edition of founder’s conference/ induction of new members coming up on the 22nd of February 2019. Time: 9pm night. @ Enotel hotel, Bonsac junction by celestial avenue Ezeneyi street ASABA, Delta state.

Yemi Soile is a youth leader, public speaker, entrepreneur and youth empowerment advocate.

He is the Founder and Head Coordinator of Nigerian Students’ Union UK and Nigerian youth in diaspora organisation. He is the C.E.O of Nigerian Youth television and Assistant Project lead at the Annual Commonwealth Africa Summit in London.

Yemi organises youth events and delivers inspirational speeches that move young people to act on social problems, shake off mediocrity, turn their potentials into performance and live up to their greatness.

He holds a BSc in Politics and Business and an Advanced Diploma in Administrative Management from the Institute of Administrative Management, UK. He is currently studying for a Master’s degree in International Project Management and is a member and badge holder of the Association for Project Management, the chartered body for the project profession

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He has received several awards for his dedication and contribution towards youth development and empowerment both in the UK and in Nigeria.

In June 2014, Yemi was named and awarded as one of the 100 most outstanding Nigerians in the UK from 1914 – 2014, at the Nigerian Centenary Awards UK Celebration.

On the 6th of December 2015, Yemi won the ‘Nigerian Youth Achiever of the year award UK’ at the Inaugural ‘Central Association of Nigerians in the UK’ Awards Dinner.

In May 2016, Yemi was appointed by the Central Association of Nigerians in the UK as its Youth Committee Chairman, so as to implement its vision of empowering and engaging more Nigerian youth in the UK. He served in this role until May 2017.

In his spare time, Yemi enjoys playing football, reading inspirational books and listening to music.