elopee3000:
ok the name disapointed u ;ok u wanted to see names like taofeek, isiaka, akeem,kudirat ,kafayat, rukayat,tawakalitu,dankwambo

those names would have stolen the master tapes of those hit series to sell to alaba boys. u will see a situation where pirated videos of your show is already out even before your premier. [b]yoruba and crook? [/b]some one should send in that picture

This is great. Nigerian women are doing great.

There is another great one Clinton here www.tuplea..com

NAME CHEACKERS ASSOCIATION, kano branch HQ are here for a little observation

henrykelek:
Igbo's are naturally great.. Highly blessed expect for our inordinate desire for material wealth. We are one of the greatest tribes on God's green earth.

hmm that your desire

don't worry, Igbos for Malaysia and Thailand will soon be in the news

Abeg is she married? Does anybody know how to reach.please this is really serious and urgent

NCAN Ojuelegba branch reporting for duty.

Talentprince:
Ibos making nigerias proud since 18DC.

Do you mean like Ijeajuna that make us proud and still make us sad later, hope she won't copy him.

Kudos to her, the sad thing is she will never have attained to such position if she was in Nigeria..

mich24:
5%ters anyi nwere ebu nwee nfu

Ibu nwa afo

Na yoruba name be that?

bukster:
In June 2016, Pearlena Igbokwe was named President of Universal Television.

Igbokwe replaces Bela Bajaria, who departed Universal Television as President, after five years.

Before her appointment, she was Executive Vice President, Drama Development for NBC Entertainment. Prior to that, Igbokwe was Executive Vice President, Drama Programming for NBC Entertainment.

Prior to that, she was the Executive Vice President, Drama Development, and oversaw the development of all NBC dramas.

Igbokwe came to NBC from Showtime, where she oversaw every season of the network's most popular hit series ever "Dexter."

She also developed the pilot to the new Showtime series "Masters of Sex," which stars Michael Sheen.

Igbokwe was also a huge part of the five-season run of the hit Showtime series "Soul Food," which won the NAACP Image Award winner for Best Drama Series.

She kicked off her career at Showtime as Manager of Direct Response, Television Marketing. She worked with the network for seven years.
Pearlena Igbokwe was born in Nigeria. She moved to the United States with her parents at the age of six. She graduated from Yale University, and has an MBA from Columbia University’s business school.

source: http://pulse.ng/movies/pearlena-igbokwe-african-american-becomes-president-of-universal-television-id5119602.html

We send our girls to the best schools in the world if we can afford, that's why they are net achievers.....unlike the 97%.
Wait for one treacherous Yoruba group like Punch or Sahara reporters to run her down with some false propaganda.

santino09:
She's yoruba, she only married an igbo man.

How do you know that she's a Yoruba,do you know her full names before she married her husband

bukster:
In June 2016, Pearlena Igbokwe was named President of Universal Television.

Igbokwe replaces Bela Bajaria, who departed Universal Television as President, after five years.

Before her appointment, she was Executive Vice President, Drama Development for NBC Entertainment. Prior to that, Igbokwe was Executive Vice President, Drama Programming for NBC Entertainment.

Prior to that, she was the Executive Vice President, Drama Development, and oversaw the development of all NBC dramas.

Igbokwe came to NBC from Showtime, where she oversaw every season of the network's most popular hit series ever "Dexter."

She also developed the pilot to the new Showtime series "Masters of Sex," which stars Michael Sheen.

Igbokwe was also a huge part of the five-season run of the hit Showtime series "Soul Food," which won the NAACP Image Award winner for Best Drama Series.

She kicked off her career at Showtime as Manager of Direct Response, Television Marketing. She worked with the network for seven years.
Pearlena Igbokwe was born in Nigeria. She moved to the United States with her parents at the age of six. She graduated from Yale University, and has an MBA from Columbia University’s business school.

source: http://pulse.ng/movies/pearlena-igbokwe-african-american-becomes-president-of-universal-television-id5119602.html

Actualization of Biafra will indeed redefine the narrative of the black race that informs the decision of the British and their co travelers to do everything humanly possible to subdue it's actualization, imagine all the Biafran human resources pooling their resources together to project the country of their desire