MULTIPLE AWARD WINNER, AUTHOR,, CORPORATE MC, MENTOR, PROMOTER & AMBASSADOR FOR PEACE -UNIVERSAL PEACE FEDERATION. WE PROMOTE THE SUCCESS STORIES OF AFRICANS & CARIBBEANS AROUND THE WORLD. CONTACT US NOW ON +447882809005
Ololade Adeniji-Adele Television Presenter| Producer| Director| Public Speaker| Host Nigerian Television Authority(NTA) ….. Africa’s Largest Network Joined in April, 2002 Ololade hosts television programmes on the network service of NTA and on NTA2 Lagos.
The programmes are:
EXECUTIVE DISCOURSE: a 1hr Personality profile and documentary style programme, which x-rays the lives and achievements of outstanding individuals worthy of emulation on the network service of NTAMORNING RIDE: a 90mins Breakfast television show every Saturday at 10.00am, incidentally the longest running on any Nigerian television station, dishing out a potpourri of Nigeria and Nigerians, celebrating those things which make us special
NIGERIAN MOVIES TODAY: a 30mins entertainment weekly show which celebrates the Nigerian Motion Picture Industry otherwise known as Nollywood, as well as it’s major players both in front and behind the camera
Ololade Adeniji-Adele is a forward looking individual who is driven by passion for impacting people through precise and correct information and enlightenment. She is one who is not afraid to ‘tread where angels fear’ believing that EVERYTHING is possible and she can be the best she wants to be in a right environment. She has a never-say-die spirit and often encourages her colleagues to imbibe same and giving her best even in the face of daunting challenges.
Ololade’s relevant achievements are:
▪︎Building and sustaining a viable and active Aviation television programming in the NTA, from which other television and even radio stations took lessons for a period of over 8yrs from 2002 to 2010, thereby creating a different style of aviation reportage and programming, and for which she won several awards and received commendations
▪︎Sustaining the presentation and production of Nigeria’s longest running breakfast television show, MORNING RIDE on NTA2 Lagos- a programme which has aired for 33yrs so far, out of which she has presented and produced for a period of 10yrs and still counting. A quirky fact about Ololade is her deep commitment to getting the best done even when it seems impossible
THE STAGE IS SET FOR OUR 1ST EVENT FOR 2021 TAKING PLACE THIS SATURDAY THE 16TH OF JANUARY AT 8PM (UK TIME)AFRICA4U ASSOCIATION will be organizing THE INTERFAITH VIRTUAL AWARDS AND COMMUNITY COHESION WEBINAR on Saturday the 16th of January 2021 at 8pm on the dot (UK Time) via Zoom.
ZOOM ID IS 9052848573 and PAASWORD IS 691347
The aim of the event is to improve dialogue and community cohesion amongst people of different faiths and cultural backgrounds.We will also be recognising the achievements of Christians, Muslims, Hindus and people from a diverse range of social, cultural and ethnic backgrounds
KEY SPEAKERS FOR THE EVENT INCLUDE:
MP PHILIP DAVIES – MP FOR SHIPLEY, WEST YORKSHIRE
DR CHRIS BEM – CONSULTANT & SURGEON AT BRADFORD TEACHING HOSPITAL
THE AWARDEES FOR THE INTERFAITH VIRTUAL AWARDS & COMMUNITY COHESION WEBINAR 2021 ARE
1 UNITED SIKH ASSOCAITION FOR THE ELDERLY,BRADFORD
2 Newjoy International Gospel Church NEWJOY INTERNATIONAL GOSPEL CHURCH (INSPIRED BY AMAZING CHRISTIANS )
3 Indian Women’s Community UK
4 The-Salam Project-uk (INSPIRED BY AMAZING MUSLIMS)
AND SEVERAL MORE
Also get to hear from Bradford based African restaurant owners Mr Kofi Amoateng from Ghana – Ceo of Yam Spice Foods and Andie from South Africa – The founder of AndiesAfrican Kitchen BradfordComr Olalekan Odedeyi will also be keeping us posted with his great community cohesion initiatives in the Middlesbrough area
The event will be broadcasted across multiple social media International platforms ,The Soul of any community lives within the heart of its people
For more information about this event and for the Zoom details, you can contact us on +447882809005 www.tonyfernandez.co.uk
ALSO WATCH THIS SPACE FOR OUR AFRICA4U VIRTUAL AWARDS FOR AFRICAN MEDIA INITIATIVES IN EUROPE AS WELL AS OUR BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATIONS AT THE UK HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT 2021FLYER DESIGN BY A YOUNG INSPIRATIONAL INTREPRENEOR – MR Peter Odu – WATCH THIS SPACE FOR MORE UPDATES ON HIM
The Leap is offering Radical Social Awards – £500 – £1500 funding and support for 16-25 year olds to run a creative project that addresses social change or makes a positive difference in communities. Deadline for applications: 28th January.
We know that young people in Keighley and Bradford have talent and ideas and we want to help get these ideas off the ground by giving some money and training and upskilling support to make projects a success.
We’re looking for creative ideas in addressing social change, might be a music video, a viral campaign, starting a collective, a game, a documentary, a podcast, street production, murals, clothing range – the possibilities are endless! We’re after exciting and new ideas!
You can apply as an individual or as a group. Radical Social Awards are about supporting young people in Bradford & Keighley to test ideas that make social change happen in communities through using creativity. Alongside a cash award of up to £1500, you will be supported via a programme of training, mentoring and 1:1 support to make your idea happen.
This morning I started my day with daily thanksgiving, a bottle of warm water & lemon and a thirty minute jog exploring the raw Yorkshire marshlands and it’s endless beauty .
Our routine, our lifestyle and the way we manage time go a long way in planning our week .
Do you have a routine when planning your week ?
How effectively do you manage your time ?
Are you doing the things in your life right now that you are most passionate about ?
Stay focused, stay passionate and always remember that life is what you make of it .
Wishing you all an amazing week .
Also watch this space for Our Interfaith virtual awards and community cohesion webinar taking place thia Saturday at 8pm UK Time via zoom. Inbox me for more details
Osaruonamen Ibizugbe is an inventive young communication expert, media and screen personality. A dynamic correspondent of ITV-Abuja, on the Nigerian Parliament (the Senate), and the anchor of YouthsCAN-on-ITV-Abuja.
With proven track-records on explicit reportage and discussions on policy effectiveness and youth development as positive change agents, Osaruonamen is an experienced news writer and reporter on variety of issues. An adroit video editor and a voice over artist. A motivated self-starter and a goal getter with knack for thinking outside the box and capacity to work under pressure.
Her predominantly YouthsCAN on ITV-Abuja programme has hosted over 20 young personalities such as Moses Siasia of Nigerian Young Professionals Forum (NYPF), Hamzat Lawal of CODE & Follow the Money, Osasu Igbinedion, Samson Itodo etc.
Osaruonamen Ibizugbe holds her First Degree in Accounting from the University of Abuja, and a PGD in Journalism from the International Institute of Journalism.
Currently based in the FCT, Abuja, Osaruonamen is a regular news analyst. She researched on “The influence of New Media on the cultural values of Nigerians”. She is a member of The Nigerian Union of Journalists, with five years of experience in broadcasting.
THE STAGE IS SET FOR OUR 1ST EVENT FOR 2021 TAKING PLACE NEXT WEEK SATURDAY THE 16TH OF JANUARY AT 8PM (UK TIME)
AFRICA4U ASSOCIATION will be organizing THE INTERFAITH VIRTUAL AWARDS AND COMMUNITY COHESION WEBINAR on Saturday the 16th of January 2021 at 8pm on the dot (UK Time) via Zoom.
ALSO WATCH THIS SPACE FOR OUR AFRICA4U VIRTUAL AWARDS FOR AFRICAN MEDIA INITIATIVES IN EUROPE AS WELL AS OUR BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATIONS AT THE UK HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT 2021
My name is Vivian Oguche, a Christian from Kogi State, Nigeria and I work for Silverbird TV, Lagos.
I studied Biochemistry in school but six months after my national youth service corp, NYSC (it’s mandatory in Nigeria, except if you apply for an exemption), I was at home (Kogi), listening to the radio when I heard about an audition for presenters in Joy FM, Otukpo, Benue State.
It was a station owned by the then President of the Senate, David Mark and was very popular in the north central region where I lived.
I applied for the job and out of about one hundred and twenty applicants, myself and two others were chosen.
That was the beginning of my journey as a broadcaster and I practically learnt on the job.
Not too long after, I was nominated by the station for a training by the then BBC trust and that was how I met one of my great teachers, Aro Leonard.
From Joy FM, I went on to serve at Cosmo FM, to Vision FM, to Loveworldplus TV, to Galaxy TV, to Rose FM and then to Silverbird TV where I currently work as a news anchor/environment correspondent.
Essentials by Esmé is an online retailer specialising in the supply of experience and gift boxes made up with products from small wellness and homeware businesses, responsible and environmentally engaged suppliers and producers.
Essentials by Esmé cashes in on the concept of “treat yourself” by creating a distinctive “experience” to the client through ready-made boxes. The client also has the option of creating her/his own experience by creating a box.
This project was born during the first lockdown period.
Before the Coronavirus crisis I was living life at full speed, working crazy hours and spending an unbelievable amount of time commuting into central London. So being able to have a break and go through a deep reflection about my life and what I really wanted to do were life changing for me.
I could also spend more time with my family.
I started to make some themed boxes to send to my family and friends and it was so heartening to see how happy they were to receive them. My whole experience during the lockdown sowed the seeds for Essentials by Esmé!
Essentials by Esmé’s values are responsible commitment, quality, environment protection, sustainability and ethics.
Born in Montego Bay, Jamaica, Hudson-Wilkin was raised by her father and aunt Pet, her mother having left for England when she was born.[2] She did not meet her mother again until she was nine.[3] She was educated at Montego Bay High School, an all-girls secondary school in Montego Bay.[4][5] She was 14 when she decided to join the ministry and, in a 2012 interview in the Daily Telegraph, she said: “I simply had this overwhelming sense that this was what I was called to do