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Denise Dennis, an award winning broadcast journalist with over six years of active experience, is currently an On-Air Personality (OAP) working with the nation’s number 1 News, Talk and Sports radio station, Nigeria Info 92.3 FM, in the beautiful city of Port Harcourt.
She is currently the host of the “Chat Station” show that airs from 1.00 to 5.00a.m. on week days and the “Sunday Night Cafe” show that airs from 9.00p.m to 12.00 Midnight.
Denise is a public speaker, a quintessential Master of Ceremonies, an understanding, incisive and compassionate “Agony Aunt,” a voice-over artiste and remarkably sonorous Music Minister.
As a result of her understanding of the tumultuous experiences of adults, and the attendant unanswered questions with regard to life, love, sexuality, emotions, faith, and relationships, including marriage, she has often provided reasonable answers and guidance to her clients. She birthed “Project RAW,” an acronym for “REAL ADULT WORRIES”….(A Safe Haven for Real and Mature Conversations) in the month of May 2019, a forum at which she speaks uncensored on such matters. She has successfully hosted two editions, one each in the months of June and October 2019 respectively and a “Valentines day” edition “LOVE IN THE GARDEN CITY WITH DENISE DENNIS UNCENSORED in the month of February 2020 in the city of Port
Harcourt.
With the public gatherings restrictions necessitated by the current Covid-19 pandemic, Project RAW has gone inevitably virtual.
Via her Instagram and Facebook handles, Denise goes LIVE every Thursday at 9.
00 p. m. for Virtual editions of Project RAW with an ever-expanding audience, amazing reviews, participation and views from one edition to the next.
Easy going, ebullient, cheerful, and humorous, she is fun to be with. It is never a dull moment with Denise!
Her fans, many of whom fondly call her DD, identify her as sagacious, vivacious and gutsy young lady.
When she is not speaking or singing, she is baking cakes, making pastries, watching cartoons, reading or carrying out research on chosen topics and issues of interest.
She strongly believes that we have all been blessed with the power of choice and brains to each make a maximum impact on our world.
FREE SIX WEEK CREATIVE COURSE FOR PEOPLE OF COLOUR TAKES PLACE IN SHEFFIELD
Free 6 week creative course for people of colour using storytelling, poetry, creative writing and Art takes place on Thursday the 1st of October at 10am at Sheffield Flourish, Upper Floor, 4 Windrush Way, Sheffield, S3 8JU
(In collaboration with MA Educational consultancy -Dr Muna Abdi and Insight Mindset -Ola Fagbohun )
For more information on booking a place , email connectedworlds’sheffieldflourish.co.uk
SPECIAL INVITATION*
You are kindly invited to the 60 Most Impactful Nigerians in Ghana Award in commemoration of Nigeria’s 60th Independence.
*Theme* – ‘Celebrating the Hardwork, Entrepreneurial Spirit and Passionate Commitment of Nigerians in Ghana’.
*Date* – Saturday 3rd October, 2020
*Venue* – Mikaddo Event Center (Mama Hall), Labone Junction, Accra.
*Time* – 5pm (Green Carpet starts from 4pm )
*GUEST OF HONOUR*:
Hon. Abike Dabiri Erewa
CEO,Ngerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDOCOM)
Abuja-Nigeria.
SPECIAL GUEST:
Mrs Esther Arewa
Charge D’ Affaires
Nigerian High Commission, Ghana
INDEPENDENCE LECTURE – AWARD – MUSIC – COMEDY – BUFFET
SPONSORSHIP / ENQUIRIES – +233541293499 , +233205400494
Email – impactfulnigerians@gmail.com
The Car Ride That Changed the Future Forever
“Leaves the Reader Fascinated and Grateful!” Pastor Julie Schaecher
Author of Best-Selling Book Messed Up
“It was fascinating I simply could not put it down!” Shala LaTorraca
Author of Best-Selling Help The Book
A girl child was enticed to experience a car ride that led to her being uprooted to an unknown faraway place and an endless lifelong ride…
Tussles between two iconic grandmas (paternal and maternal) and two rivaling sisters, forced her to learn the art of survival and excellence.
The little girl grew to become an accomplished lady and finally understood her lineage and heritage: the missing link to her real-life story.
The story is in the form of email correspondence between the lady and an ex-lover who sought to know her more after a 40 years absence.
A mixture of funny incidents, tears, traumatic incidents and near-death escapes, told in a breath-taking but controlled manner will leave the reader fascinated and grateful.
Elizabeth Sama Obileye was born in 1951 to Dr. Sama Ekpo Sama and Ms Ayi Ekpe, both of Calabar, Nigeria. Taken to Ibadan where she attended St Teresa’s College, Ibadan and had her first degree in French from University of Ibadan. She then trained to become a Translator/Interpreter in CIAL, Spain; Sorbonne 3, France and the Polytechnic of Central London (now University of Westminster) UK. She obtained MSc in Organisational Behaviour from Birkbeck College, University of London while working with the World Health Organization as head of English Translation Section for 17.5 years, with a brief period as the Administrator, in the Reproductive Health Division when WHO/AFRO was moved to Zimbabwe during the civil conflicts in Congo-Brazzaville.
She has been involved in a number of projects in village health posts and she mentored children in difficult circumstances to take positive control over their destiny in both Congo-Brazzaville and Zimbabwe, using Sports, in particular, football. Through this process she helped to stimulate youth sports in Harare, Zimbabwe. Elizabeth Sama Obileye is a mother and grandmother.
✅ Efik National Association (ENA) Inc USA, Convention 2020 is going virtual!
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🎶: Sounds by Dj Mixmaster Brown
I am Zainab Fakunle born and brought up in Ibadan Capital of Oyo State in Nigeria. I studied Yoruba/Social at Adeyemi college of Education Ondo state and presently studying Philosophy & public affairs at University of Ibadan Oyo state Nigeria.
I manage a personal record label and work outside my main profession as a music strategist who work with Artistes and record label.
Talking on radio has been my passion from my childhood not just for the passion but to wright some wrongs in the society with my microphone which is my strongest weapon, over the years have been trained in this profession and it has shaped my life to who I become today.
I can boldly say I am good at casting Yoruba news especially weird and funny stories, it gives me joy writing a script for a Yoruba advert and drawing plans for a company especially a new one, not only reading Yoruba news and script for advert but also a strong and driven passion for music; in strategizing with artiste and record label. Best strategies so far
I’m currently working with an understandable team that keeps me going, nothing works better for me than having a boss I can walk up to and strategize.
Zainab Fakunle is presently working with a radio station 32fm 949 ibadan in Oyo State Nigeria as a broadcast journalist and 32fm is presently number 3 among the top 10 radio stations in South-West Nigeria which is going to attain the first position very soon.
Email- zainab.fakunle@32fm.com.ng
Contact: +2348103433680
IG: @zainabfakunle32fm
Twitter: https://twitter.com/fakurizy?lang=en
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zainab.fakunle
Linkedln: https://ng.linkedin.com/in/zainab-fakunle-391329170
🈴 GOODBYE EUROPE! HOME COMING GERMANY!!: After 4 Years as Chairman of Nigerian Diaspora Org. Europe, it’s time to say Goodbye. Thank you all for the great honour and opportunity to serve you. Let us collectively make the 2020 AGM a memorable one. Register TODAY and be part of our AGM/Global Conference. KCG www.nidoeconferences.com
5 GOOD REASONS TO VISIT TANZANIA, BY JACKLINE WAZIRI
JACKLINE WAZIRI
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chadwick Boseman, who played Black American icons Jackie Robinson and James Brown with searing intensity before inspiring audiences worldwide as the regal Black Panther in Marvel’s blockbuster movie franchise, died Friday of cancer. He was 43.
Boseman died at his home in the Los Angeles area with his wife and family by his side, his publicist Nicki Fioravante told The Associated Press.
Boseman was diagnosed with colon cancer four years ago, his family said in a statement.
“A true fighter, Chadwick persevered through it all, and brought you many of the films you have come to love so much,” his family said. “From Marshall to Da 5 Bloods, August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom and several more – all were filmed during and between countless surgeries and chemotherapy. It was the honor of his career to bring King T’Challa to life in Black Panther.”
Boseman had not spoken publicly about his diagnosis. He is survived by his wife and a parent and had no children, Fioravante said.
SOURCE – SEATTLE TIMES
TONY TOKUNBO ETEKA FERNANDEZ 