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ATTENTION!: All African Dazzle readers! Looking for a cheeful night-out this friday? The UK premiere of The Champions Sportsman is the place to be!
Tonto Dike a Nigerian movie star turned musician known as ‘POKO’ finally got the right hair colour that suits her, says her fans. She is also looking fabulous on her most resent photo shot for Glitz Magazine Nigeria. Tonto Dike officially, will co-host Iyanya’s Kukere UK Concert in early June. Londoners hope you are ready for some POKO!
Uche Jombo is a Nigerian Actress since 1999, a screen writer and a film producer, being the first Nollywood producer of a Trilogy movie. (Damage movie) stressing the issue of Domestic Violence. She is happily married since to Kenny Rodriguez since 2012. She is also an ambassador of Globacom.
The audition process of Britain’s got talent brought to Britain the fabulous CEO Dancers (Nqobile, Ezinne and Soliat). Shaking their booty and waking the judges and audience up from a little monkey business going on in the show earlier that day. Now they have made it to seimi-finals and made most Africans proud. They have also helped to take african music to another level. Iyanya’s Kukure is now danced by most british white people trying to do it the CEO way.
Even if they don’t win at the end, it is amazing to see them come this far. Infact! they are a winner to Africans in this show. This girls are always ahead of other African young dancers out the. Thier style are unique, they practise diffenets moves and you can tell by their body language that they enjoy what they do.
A LONDON BASED MEDIA & PR SAGE
TALKS ABOUT HER FIRST
MOVIE PRODUCTION!
Movie coming soon!
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LABO (Life is a journey) Is an afrocaribbean/British film emphasizing on family issues, relatinship and marriage between foreigners. it also look into the issue of young offenders leaving abroad. This is a must watch movie of its type. Keep an eye as we keep you updated about LABO.
Speaking to ‘The Guardian’ Observer Newspaper, London,.Our very own Nigerian Novelist strongly speaks about Africa. This time perharps, as a hair Fundamentaist.
Poko is really proving to her fans that she’s got it all. checkout her stage performance at the AY Live show in Lagos, as she gives us Jeje and Co.
The 2012 BEFFTA award winning celebrity photographer whose snapshots captures celebrities on and off the red carpet, is back to launch in Nigeria.
OMOTOLA JOLADE EKEINDE
APRIL
STYLE STAR OF THE MONTH
No doubt about it that Omotola has really shaken the Nigerian entertainment industry over this past year. From block buster movies such as Last Flight to Abuja to Amina in 2012. The real omosexy is the first Nollywood celebritiy to pounce on her own reality tv show. ‘Omotola Meet The Real Me‘. She is also the first Nollywood celeb to hit one million likes on facebook. The sky seem to be her limit this past few years. We are still early in this 2013, so there for sitting up and watching out for what she has got on her sleeves this year. Check out her latest pictures.
Meet
OLIVIA EZE
AN UPCOMING NOLLYWOOD ACTRESS
Olivia Eze is a fast rising Nollywood actress based in London. She has stared in London based movies such as Strive to Survive, The broken Bride, London Naa Waa, LABO…Life is a journey and Heartless Career. She is currently bagging roles in most London movie. Meet her this Friday at the Permiere of London Naa Waa and on the 2nd of August at the Premiere of LABO…Life is a journey.
When did you realise that you can be the next hot fuzz?
I was born with it, infact! i think its destiney. i’ve always wanted to join the movie industry, it was just a matter of time. I took my first big step last year. I also practised theater for a while, realising that i have what it takes, decided to face the camera and get into Nollywood.
Why do you want to be a Nollywood actress in particular?
I have so much love for the Nollywood movie industry. I was brought up with Nollywood movies, i got really into it, I So much enjoyed watching the actors then. I will be happy to be part of the industry some day and see the younger generations look up to me.
What do you think of Nollywood now that you’ve tasted it?
Nollywood back in the days wasn’t what they are now. The are doing a very great work now. When you are not in there, you think is very easy bom bom bom, and a movie is done. but when you are in there, you will experience how difficult it can be. especially working with people for the first time. you try to give your best, get along, there is pressure, but then when its something you really like, like i as an example, when its something you really like doing, you try your best to fit in. There were so many movie premieres in the UK last year, they were beautifuly done, creating awareness. I respect all the new producers and directors and everyone who is making it happen.
