Jaiyeorie .. GIST FOR YOU I am. Impact . Influence. Infotainment: 2015-12-27

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Chika The Rites Of Perdition African Cartoon

Raising the New Generation with the right values #youth

Noko vs Baby Jake #cartoon

Self love

Former #MTV Producer Talks About Her Move Back To Africa @susanyounis

Susan Younis, a former producer at MTV Base, talks on her decision to move back to Africa, after a successful 6 year career in the United Kingdom. She discusses with us her experience and encourages those who are African of diaspora to move back to the motherland. Watch her vlog below.

Dinner Etiquette #food #communicate

Happy New Year

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Toke Makinwa's vlog of the week - Can you tell?

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A Zoo warning to visitors... #crocodile

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Fabolous + Chris Brown In "She Wildin'" Video

Chris Brown for Vibe Magazine

Here are 6 intimate details we learned about the Chris Breezy
1. He suspected Royalty was his before he knew for sure.

“I had thought about it. I had saw pictures, and I was like ‘Damn.’ So I asked, and [Nia] was like ‘Nah, it’s not you.’ So I was like cool, I didn’t think it was an issue. But when I found out, it was kind of like, ‘Damn, she looks just like me.’ And I didn’t care about how me and her mother didn’t have a relationship, I didn’t care about any situation. I just wanted to see her. I just wanted to be able to have that opportunity, as something personal to me. I’m not gonna be upset, I’m not gonna be mad. I have to be honest with myself and pick the priorities over the situation. I had to make my priority my daughter.”

2. He’s not here to be anyone’s role model, but he hopes to inspire.

“It’s not my job to be your role model; my job is to be your inspiration. There’s a difference,” he says precisely, with a piercing gaze. “You can be that rose in the concrete, or you can be that underdog, or you can be that person that people already cast out, and still be able to maintain and live your life, understand change, and make a difference.”

3. He describes “soul” music in a different way.

“Soul” is not reserved to one genre of music, one form of art or one situation. “When they say soul, they give it a collard greens, chitlins kind of feel, but it’s different. What soul is, is that unconditional emotion you emit when you’re at a concert, or when you’re watching your favorite person do a TV show. Or if you got somebody that you love, you could be sitting there, and for no reason, you just smile. It might not even be a song, but just right now, something’s telling me to give a great energy off, negative or positive. What that is, we don’t identify it, but that’s our soul.”

4. He feels he’s the typical young black male statistic and hates how black men are being treated in the world today.

“I’m the general statistic of the young black male: a father out of wedlock, tattoos, sags my pants, hangs with people that would be called outcasts, been to jail, has a criminal record.”
But as the discussion shifts to the onslaught of police brutality against his not-famous peers, Brown’s response is layered with conflicting sensibilities. On one hand, he’s not responsible for speaking out against injustice because he isn’t running for office. On the other, he separates his celebrity status from his personal thoughts and feelings. On yet another, he urges black people to “stick together” and laments the absence of “black leaders.” Admittedly operating in an industry and society “convoluted as prisoners to our own materialism,” Brown contends, “If I can complain about the diamonds not being bright enough on my chain or my ring, I should also be fighting just as hard to put somebody else in a house, helping somebody that’s homeless, feeding somebody, showing my concerns.”

5. He questioned God a lot when he was going through his issues.

At the height of his frustrations in life, Brown would ask Him age-old inquiries like, “Why won’t you talk to me?” Having done most of his thinking about life’s deepest questions in a jail cell, Brown now chooses to relish in gratitude. “I’m going to do what God allows. And if God don’t want it, He’ll put a stop to that motherf**ker right away. But right now, he’s letting me get it off. I’m gonna utilize the time that He’s given me to just inspire.”

6. He admits he’s a bit crazy at times.

But for clarity’s sake, Brown warns not to take his newfound zen out of context. “See now, the zen gets confused when a motherf**ker might cuss somebody out. Nah, I’m 100-percent passionate, and at ease with the fact that I might be a little bit crazy.”

You can read his full interview here.
Peep the rest of his spread below:
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– Tom Ford military jacket
– Harold Kensington hooded extended cut off pullover
– Army green Philip Lim vest
– Zara jeans
– Supreme Jordans

– Grey teddy bear Joy Rich crew sweater
– Zara cargo pants
– Limited edition pink New Balance

– Grey Harold Kensington hooded extended cut off pullover
– Joy Rich pullover
– Zara jeans
– Supreme Jordans

– Moschino shopping bag tee
– Zara pants
– Dots eyewear
– Vintage Stone Cold Steve Austin hat by All To Envy
*All jewelry is personally owned

Photos: VIBE/Peter Dokus

#Lol #mummy #mother #motherhood

Top 10 #Music Videos watched in #Nigeria in 2015 Badoo reigns supreme @olamide_YBNL

Baba Milliano Skatiti Bobo video has ranked as the most watched video in Nigeria in 2014, he also posted at5th , 8th and 9th place on the list. See the full list below

Olamide – Bobo [Official Video]

2.Flavour – Ololufe Ft. Chidinma [Official Video]
3. PSquare – Collabo [Official Video] ft. Don Jazzy

4.Wiz Khalifa – See You Again ft. Charlie Puth [Official Video] Furious 7 Soundtrack

5.Olamide – Falila Ketan [Official Video]

6.Kiss Daniel – Woju [Official Remix Video] ft. Davido, Tiwa Savage

7. WIZKID – OJUELEGBA

8 .Olamide – Melo Melo [Official Video]

9. Olamide – Lagos Boys [Official Video]

10. DAVIDO x MEEK MILL – FANS MI (Official Music Video)

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😃 Betty Irabor’s New Year’s Resolution For 2016 @BettyIrabor

One thing I would like to change about myself in the new year is “playing it too safe” and not taking major risks! Every once in our lives we should close our eyes and jump. We cannot apply the same formula all the time and expect different results. I want to challenge my fears by confronting them instead of running away from them. I want to live outside my comfort zone, I don’t feel comfortable there any more. I want to soar like an eagle because I have hidden wings which I have failed to flap. There are opportunities I have missed because I was afraid to dare. Instead of thinking “what if I fail?”I am going to think “what if I succeed?”. I have limited myself for too long but thus far and no more! Champions don’t wait for Success to happen they go for it. There’s so much I want to achieve and the first step towards that is believing I can. The biggest limitation is the fear of fear. I am ready to crush it’s head. Bring on 2016
Let’s go there!! – Betty Irabor

Photos: Adewale Ayuba’s Daughter’s #Wedding @OfficialAyuba

Adewale Ayuba aka Mr Johnson daughter, Tiwalade walked down the aisle in Lekki.

Toke VS Khloe Kardashian #fashion @tokstarr

Let's go purple! #makeup @DoranneBeauty @TheodoraMogo

In the Life of a Movie Star with Dakore Akande @theRealDakore

Dakore Akande, one of Nigeria’s leading movie stars spends 30 minutes with us this week in a chat with Wale Adefarasin sharing her remarkable 20-year journey as an actor, wife and mother.

NOLLYWOOD PRODUCER, EMEM ISONG, + PREMIERES YOUTH EMPOWERMENT FILM PROJECT, ‘SPOTLIGHT’ @Ememisong

SPOTLIGHT, by Nollywood producer, Emem Isong Misodi. The premiere took place on December 4, 2015, at the Civic Centre in Victoria Island, Lagos. The glamorous event was graced Hon. Desmond Elliott, Susan Peters-Croon, Funlola Aofiyebi-Raimi, Lancelot Imasuen, Uduak Isong Oguamanam, and many others.
SPOTLIGHT, is part of a youth empowerment initiative of the renowned producer, and it features several students from her film academy, Royal Arts Academy. The film also has guest appearances by Desmond Elliott, Omoni Oboli, Segun Arinze, OC Ukeje, and Bolanle Ninalowo. Set in the make-believe world of Spotlight Acting Academy, the film follows the adventures of three students of the academy, as they struggle to realize their dream of becoming successful Nollywood actors.
The film was very well received by the premiere audience, and many are describing it as one of the best films that Nollywood has ever produced for young people. It will be released in cinemas across Nigeria in the first quarter of 2016, and it is expected to make quite an impact.
Also at the premiere, Emem Isong Misodi doled out N900,000 in cash prizes to winners of a short film contest, which she organized for students of her academy. The first prize of N500,000 went to Smart Nsikan for the short film, 'Two Chicks and a Dude.' The second prize of N250,000 went to Ikechukwu Akanno for the short film, 'Hot Soup.' The third prize of N150,000 went to Onyeka Emechebe for the short film, 'Our Girls.' According to the producer, the short film contest is part of her Spotlight youth empowerment initiative, and it will be a yearly affair.