Entertainment
Africa Magic to premiere 300 films in March – MultiChoice
Africa Magic to premiere 300 films in March – MultiChoice
Africa Magic says it will premiere no fewer than 300 films across Africa Magic Showcase, Urban, and Indigenous channels this March to create exhilarating entertainment experience for viewers.
Dr Busola Tejumola, Multichoice’s Head of Content and Channels, West Africa, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.
Tejumola reiterated Africa Magic’s commitment to providing endless entertainment to its viewers.
She said every day in March, new movies would grace the screens of the selected Africa Magic channels.
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She added the movies would offer a diverse range of genres, from comedy to romance and thriller to family dramas, ensuring there was something for everyone.
“Entertainment has the power to bring people together and inspire positive change. With our commitment to quality content and innovation, we are excited to redefine African entertainment.
“We have carefully curated a selection of 155 films that reflect the dynamism of our continent, offering viewers an array of diverse narratives that showcase the beauty of African culture, society, and identity.
“March Madness will see a mix of diverse films, including Kiisi, Eri Ife, Ekun Mefa, Mai Shayi 01, Madubin Gobe, Anurika, Ogu Love, Ndi Ajo Obi, among others, on the indigenous channels.
“Other channels will air movies like All Mine, Grown, Her Dark Past, The Boss, Due Date and Why Women Kill.”
Tejumola explained that the Step-Up promo, which runs till March 31, offered a solution to DStv and GOtv subscribers seeking access to all 155 movies on Africa Magic but with subscriptions to lower packages.
She also explained that DStv and GOtv subscribers, who upgraded or reconnected to the next higher package would receive an automatic upgrade to an even higher package within 48 hours.
She said a Compact consumer could enjoy premium content if they upgrade to Compact Plus.
“Viewers can also catch the films on the go via the DStv app at no additional fee. The app is available for download from the Apple and Google Play stores,” she said.
Africa Magic to premiere 300 films in March – MultiChoice
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“Go and ask his brother” – Nwoko tells Nigerians asking why ‘Husband’ was not included in Jnr Pope’s obituary
“Go and ask his brother” – Nwoko tells Nigerians asking why ‘Husband’ was not included in Jnr Pope’s obituary
Movie producer, Stanley Nwoko, has advised Nigerians wondering why ‘Husband’ was not included in JohnPaul Odonwodo Aka Jnr Pope’s obituary, to go and ask the late actor’s brother.
On Friday, April 26, the family of the deceased actor released his obituary poster in which he was described as a son, father, Uncle and superstar.
Social media users took to Stanley’s page after he shared the poster, to ask why the title ‘Husband’ wasn’t used to describe Jnr Pope as he was a married man before his death.
Responding, Stanley said he has some information about Jnr Pope but will not share it and instead, directed people to go and ask the late actor’s brother about the Obituary.
“Go and ask his brother” – Nwoko tells Nigerians asking why ‘Husband’ was not included in Jnr Pope’s obituary
Real Warri Pikin, husband celebrate 11th wedding anniversary
Comedienne, Anita Asuoha aka Real Warri Pikin and her husband, Ikechukwu, are celebrating their 11th wedding anniversary today April 27.
Anita shared lovely photos from their vow renewal ceremony held last year and wrote;
‘’Happy 11th anniversary to us
It’s been 11 beautiful years of loving each other, making the most wonderful memories and building dreams together.
Every new year is special, more blessed and more exciting than the last.”
Real Warri Pikin, husband celebrate 11th wedding anniversary
Nigeria to showcase indigenous arts, artists at 2024 Venice Biennale – Minister
The Minister of Arts, Culture and the Creative Economy, Hannatu Musawa, says Nigeria will participate at the Venice Biennale, scheduled for April 16 to April 18 in Italy.
The Venice Biennale, officially organised by the Museum of West Africa Art (MOWAA) is an annual international cultural exhibition hosted by the Biennale Foundation.
Musawa, through her media aide, Nneka Anibeze, said ahead of the event, the Nigerian pavilion had been set.
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She said this would serve as a platform for Nigerian artists to exhibit their works at the international stage, allowing them to reach a global audience and gain recognition for their talent.
“For the Ministry of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy, the inclusion of the Nigerian pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2024 holds immense significance.
“It is an opportunity to leverage the platform to strengthen Nigeria’s cultural ties with other nations, fostering mutual respect, appreciation and collaboration in arts.
“One of the highlights of the Venice Biennale is the national pavilions, which represent different countries and showcase their artists’ works.
“Each country’s pavilion offers a unique perspective on contemporary art, reflecting the cultural diversity and artistic practices of its nation.
“Nigeria’s pavilion serves as a catalyst for conversations around Nigerian arts and culture, promoting dialogue and understanding between different cultures and societies.
“Our collective aim is to position Nigeria as the world’s culture, creativity and entertainment capital,” she said.
Musawa, who said that the theme for the exhibition is ‘Foreigners Everywhere’, added that pavilion exhibitions would be at the historic Palazzo Salviati in Dorsoduro, near the Gallerie dell’Accademia and would feature eight Nigerian artists.
She said the artists include: Tunji Adeniyi-Jones, Ndidi Dike, Onyeka Igwe, Toyin Ojih Odutola, Abraham Oghobase, Yinka Shonibare, Fatimah Tuggar, and Precious Okoyomon.
She said that Okoyomon’s contribution to the main exhibition at the 2022 edition made her a breakout star.
“Nigeria’s Pavilion will serve as a springboard for future collaborations, exchanges, and partnerships within the global art community.
“The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture and the Creative Economy is partnering MOWAA to empower cultural professionals to thrive in a rapidly evolving global landscape.
“Africa will be represented by ten countries including Nigeria, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, Namibia, South Africa, Uganda and Zimbabwe.
Nigeria to showcase indigenous arts, artists at 2024 Venice Biennale – Minister
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