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In another news, checkout Harrysong's latest music Video "Arabanko"

@ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/07/new-release-harrysong-arabanko-music.html

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Ruggedman Writes An Open Letter To The FG Over Plan To Stop Movies & Music Videos Shoots Abroad

The wagons are circling and make no mistake, Nigerian celebrities are not with Federal Government on this Dracula plan to stop local movies and music production abroad. Charley boy said his, the Okoye's has said theirs and now Ruggedy Baba wants to advice FG.

Rapper, Ruggedman writes an open letter to the government after Lai Mohammed announced plans of the Federal Government to impose a ban on shooting music videos and local movies outside Nigeria and their reasons for coming up with such decision.

The rapper chose a different part. Instead of slamming the federal government over their plans like out celebrities has done, Ruggedman has chosen to highlight reasons why the move is not only wrong but totally out of place.

His letter reads as follow...

Sir,

You can not privatise what you do not own or have control over.

Meet with real Nigerian entertainment stake holders and not people who have milked our entertainers with their platforms. Meet with the real stakeholders and discuss the way forward. Discuss how the Federal government can get involved with the Nigerian creative industry the right way.

It is wrong to try to bully your way into the Nigerian entertainment industry you did nothing to help build.

It is absurd to say you will ban entertainers from shooting music videos or movies abroad. Your reason being that we go there to enrich their economy with Nigerian’s money.

Not while government officials have their children schooling abroad.

Not while government officials all go abroad for medical treatment and vacations .

Not while government officials continue to import bullet proof cars that are not made in Nigeria.

All these amount to billions of Nigeria’s money being spent abroad.

IF YOU WANT ENTERTAINERS TO STOP GOING ABROAD TO SHOOT MUSIC VIDEOS AND MOVIES, THEN GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SHOULD STOP GOING ABROAD FOR HOSPITALS,VACATIONS AND SCHOOLS.

WE CAN USE ALL THOSE BILLIONS SPENT IN FUNDING FOREIGN ECONOMIES TO EQUIP OUR SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS AND OTHER PARASTATALS.

They are our leaders and so have to lead by example

Trying to ban private owned businesses (entertainers) from doing part of their business abroad will go against the democracy your party preaches.

THINGS YOU NEED TO DO:

1. First of all, shelve the talk of banning entertainers working abroad. It is not what the creative industry needs from the government and it is a terrible look for you. Nobody likes a bully.

2. NO STRUCTURE MEANS NO ALTERNATIVE:

Since we do not have a proper structure yet, put a hold on your $1m venture capital for the creative industry.

You say the money is seed money for young and talented Nigerians to set up businesses in the industry. How do you know the young and talented ones if you do not work with the registered Music and Movie bodies?

You will only be enriching a few and wasting money our country needs.

So you need to help the existing Music and Movie unions set up a proper structure that can be monitored before you talk about giving money out.

Money is needed, but a structure is needed more urgently.

3. PMAN AND AGN VISITED YOU

I for one know that The President of the Performing Musicians Employers Association of Nigeria (PMAN ) Mr Pretty Okafor and the President of the Actors Guild Of Nigeria ( AGN ) Mr Emeka Ike along with a few executives met with you in Abuja and discussed a beautiful plan to put a proper structure in place for Nigeria’s creative industry.

One of the plans that was discussed with you was a conference tagged “Creative Industry Summit” and I see you were involved in a similar event recently tagged “Creative Industry Financing conference”.

We are surprised that nobody from the movie or music industry was present to speak at a conference for the ‘’CREATIVE INDUSTRY’’.

Sir, the stakeholders who spoke ath the just concluded Creative Industry Financing conference are not Nigerian veteran musicians or Nigerian record label owners. Neither are they from the Nigerian movie industry.

4. DISCUSS WITH ENTERTAINMENT STAKEHOLDERS 1ST, BEFORE BUSINESS STAKEHOLDERS.

We did not see the likes of Kenny Ogungbe “Kennis Music” , Tade Ogidan, Obi Asika “Storm Records”, Tunde Kilani, or Eldee “Trybe Records”.

These are some of the people who suffered and played great parts in building our Nigerian music and movie industry.

But the men at the Creative Industry Financing conferenceare you were part of are individuals who schooled “abroad” and own platforms that have made and are still making money using Nigerian entertainment.

But most of the artists whose works they deal in do not have half the money these men have made with our interlectual properties.

Sir, these intelligent businessmen can be in an advisory board to help build a structure to enrich both the owners of the intellectual properties and the Nigerian economy.

4. Revisit the plans the new PMAN president Pretty Okafor discussed with you when he and some executives met with you in Abuja some months back. Plans which involve setting up a proper structure to encode and barcode all intellectual materials by Nigerians.

WE NEED POLICIES TO

5. GET RADIO AND TV STATIONS TO PAY ARTISTS ROYALTY:

For years, Nigerian radio and television stations have amassed billions of Nigeria from using Nigerian artists hard work without paying the artists. This is where you can come in and set up a policy that will make sure they start paying artists whose work they use.

They already make a lot of money from adverts placed by companies.

Sir, this move will be a ground breaking one in the Nigerian entertainment industry and it will be to your credit.

6. STOP TELECOM COMPANIES TAKING 70% OF ARTISTS MONEY:

Sit quietly with REAL Nigerian entertainment stakeholders and discuss the way forward. Not with individuals who have milked entertainers through their platforms for their personal gains. Especially the TELCOS.

TELCOS sell our songs/ringtones and take 70% while the owner of the work gets to share 30% with a content provider. IF YOU ARE TO BAN ANYBODY, IT IS THE TELCOS WHO DO THIS.

7. CURB PIRACY:

Follow the guidelines to curb piracy that the PMAN President Pretty Okafor introduced to you. Which included, setting up a task force empowered to deal with people found dealing in pirated entertainment materials.

PMAN is the recognised parent body for Nigerian Music, just as The AGN is to the Nigerian movie industry.

Both Presidents are veterans in their fields and are also businessmen. So sir, they undertand both worlds.

I am an entertainer and I know a lot of what we lack and what we need. Placing a ban on Nigerian entertainers going abroad to shoot music videos and movies is the last thing we need from our government.

Helping our creative industry to build a much needed structure, thereby creating a conducive environment for both local and foreign investors to do business is what is needed.

Lets work together to further grow and capitalize on a Nigerian creative industry that has managed to boom without any government policy..

Let the government make policies that will protect and expand our creative industry to benefit the entertainers and the Nigerian economy.

But it can not be achieved by brute force.

Or sir, you do not want them to come to Nigeria to shoot parts of Furious 9?

Sincerely yours

Ruggedman

CHAIRMAN MEDIA PMAN
{PERFORMING MUSICIANS EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA}

more @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/07/ruggedman-writes-open-letter-to-fg-over.html

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now i know boko haram is politicized

At least 6 powerful explosions occurred between 10:45 and 11:00 PM in Maiduguri on Tuesday night being 18th July, 2017.

According to NAN, about four explosives were detonated simultaneously while two other powerful sounds were also heard some 15 minutes later.

Unlike the previous explosions, the current blast has a wide-range sound effect, sending its powerful sounds to many parts of the metropolis, forcing roofs to shake. It is not clear where the blast occurred yet and efforts to get the details of the blasts were not successful as none of the official security spokespersons was available for comments.

However, a security source said that soldiers had fired an artillery at a convoy of suspected Boko Haram insurgents who were trying to attack the city which caused series of explosions.

Recall that a series of blasts have hit the metropolis recently, the latest happening on Monday where 12 persons died.


more @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/07/just-in-another-multiple-explosion.html

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Nigerias Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Muhammed has come under heavy criticism since he announced that Federal Government has concluded plans to ban local movies and music production abroad.

Many celebrities and concerned citizens has expressed their thought and frustration, ranging from Charley Boy, Peter Okoye, Paul Okoye, Jude Okoye and the lates being Nigeria Rapper Yung6ix. H asked Lai Mohammed, to tell Nigerians where his family members are currently receiving education before he can tell them not to shoot videos abroad.

In a series of tweets, the rapper said:

“Dear Sir lai mohammed, please address us and let the world know where your family members are currently studying. Justify your wicked acts. In a country that is supposed to be run by leaders it's heartbreaking to see that it is been run by looters.

“In a whole country we can't even find one credible politician to stand for the people. Politicians should be stoned when making such a speech, I trust Nigeria is getting to that level. You are ruling people not statues.

“As we can clearly see he is. It currently capable of doing anything reasonable yet. Nigeria is been run like a private firm. You become a director and employ your friends steal what you want and leave. Smh Lai Mohammed seeking relevance in the wrong way. You and your government have failed our people with your countless demising moves. Shaking my head,” he wrote


more @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/07/singer-yung6ix-to-lai-muhammed-tell.html

u see. God will surely reward him

in mmaji puru mmaji - If you are igbo you will understand


Meanwhile, Checkout watin this Ghanaian actress wore to an event

it will leave you speechless - http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/07/checkout-what-this-ghanaian-actress.html

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Checkout watin this Ghanaian actress wore to an event

it will leave you speechless


more pics @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/07/checkout-what-this-ghanaian-actress.html

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Checkout watin this Ghanaian actress wore to an event

it will leave you speechless - http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/07/checkout-what-this-ghanaian-actress.html

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Jollof rice has been on the news for the right reasons lately. Most of the time, is Nigerians comparing their Jollof with Ghanaian or Nigeria comparing their Jollof with that of the Kenyans. But today, it is on the news again for the wrong reasons.

Five members of a family have died after having a meal in Umuokpara Umanu, Obollo community in Isiala Mbano Local Government Area of Imo State.

Mr. Vitalis Nwosu, his wife, Obianuju, and their three children, Chinonso, Chinasa and Odimnobi had eaten jollof rice for dinner served by Mrs Obianuju Nwosu. Soon after eating, they started having stomach pain, stooling and vomiting, Vanguard reports. The children began to experience the symptoms first and they were taken to a hospital but did not make it.

A villager recounted the incident: “The children were the initial complainants and their parents quickly moved them to a nearby private hospital (names withheld). Every effort made to save them failed as they died one after the other.”

Soon after the children died, the parents came down with the same symptoms and were taken to a hospital where they died. Their remains of the deceased have been deposited at Adam Mortuary, Ugiri. Two other members of the family, who joined in eating the meal survived.

Reacting to the incident, the deceased’s first son, Mr. Chukwuemeka Nwosu, told newsmen that he was not at home when the incident occurred. Chukwuemeka said that he suspected foul play. He alleged that his parents and siblings must have been poisoned by a relation over a protracted family matter and urged the security agencies to thoroughly investigate the incident.


more @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/07/family-of-5-dies-after-eaten-jollof.html

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In another news, checkout the cloths this Ghanaian actress wore to an event..

OMG This is so trashy @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/07/checkout-what-this-ghanaian-actress.html

I can't understand why this actress will wear this kind of dressing to an event. What is wrong with Ghanaian actresses anyway?

This is too trashy and for an actress of her caliber to wear this, she needs to be examined. Zynelle Zuh has wore this to an event and has been heavily criticized on Instagram..

What do you think guys? Trashy or Nice? - more pics below

more @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2017/07/checkout-what-this-ghanaian-actress.html

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I can't do that. More over, i don't trust pastors for anything

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