₦airaland Forum

oladoya: this is what OMOALE looks like.

don't get on my nerves

AgapeCharis: wich tribe?

my mama tell me say I be Igbo

Life is like Nairaland. People will like your problems and comment, but no one will solve them because everyone is busy updating theirs.

no regrets, I need the brain space to learn relevant foreign languages like; Chinese, French and Hindu

ask pagan9ja

mtcheew, how will this thread change the fact that I'm a year closer to my death today?

psychologist: bro I tell u! Had it meant it's APC the jajaweed party, that is ruling this country, I do bet u wont waste your 10 mb to post poo..cus twil be difficult to get another 100 naira to another 10mb

BT all tnkz to God that we are in and still in goodluck era and will be till 2019.....

so money is easy to get under PDP's regime

[s]21 Jul 2014
** 67 practitioners benefit from Capacity Building
Fund
** Adenuga, Ejiro, 30 Others Qualify for Film Grants
By Roland Ogbonnaya
The Federal Ministry of Finance has said 32 movie
firms, which successfully passed through rigorous
assessment processes, have won grants from the
Film Production Fund, one of the three
components of the N3 billion Presidential
Intervention Fund for the Nigerian movie industry -
Project ACT Nollywood.
Also, the number of practitioners that have
received grants under the Capacity Building Fund,
the second component of the project and whose
implementation started earlier, has climbed to 67
to further underscore the progress which the
presidential intervention is making.
The 32 film companies that passed the interview
included Minek Entertainment and Films Limited,
Denziot Integrated and Logistics Limited,
Alternative Cinema, Zealview Nigeria Limited,
Greenville Production International Limited, Akins
Squared Limited (Akins Squared Productions),
November Productions and Ruby Diamond Nigeria
Limited.
Others are Green Waters Production, Viseosonic
Studios Limited, Brickwall Communications
Limited, Kasvid International Limited, Ayiba
Communications, Phoenix Visions Production
Limited, Tayekeni Productions Limited, Black
Tower Production, Karr Resources Limited, Black
Ivory Limited, 601 Realtime Limited, and Videofield
International Limited.
Also on the lists of beneficiaries are Ogeney
Entertainment Limited, Zeb Ejiro Productions
Limited, Peculiar Communications Limited, Golden
Pyramid Productions Limited, Wale Adenuga
Productions Limited, Raconteur Productions
Limited, Shadow Plus Motion Pictures, Karami
Multimedia Limited, Azurfa Film Production
Company Limited, Ramat Productions Limited,
Haszain Global Resources Limited and BIK
Entertainment.
According to a statement from office of the
Coordinating Minister for the Economy and Minister
of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the 32 film
projects from these companies were selected out
of the 38 that applied for the Film Production Fund
for the first batch of interviews concluded last
week.
The statement signed by Mr. Paul Nwabuikwu,
Special Adviser to the minister, about 253
applications were received from film production
companies during the application period, which
spanned between November 11, 2013 to February
28, 2014.
The Film Production Fund (FPF) is a N700 million
instrument, which allocates grants to production
companies and independent producers for the
making of commercially viable films at any stage
of production.
This includes pre-production (scripting, budgeting,
location, cast and crew; production (shooting, film
set); post-production (editing, sound, and
graphics), and marketing/distribution/exhibition
(selling the movie to audiences).
The FPF contributes to commercially viable film
projects with grants of up to N10 million even
though a small number of film projects may be
considered for higher grants.
In making these grants, Nwabuikwu explained that
the initiative supports the further development of
the Nollywood film industry and filmmaking talent.
“Eligible formats include feature films,
documentaries, animation, short films, TV formats.
Movies may be in English or in other indigenous
languages. To qualify, movie projects must have
national and international appeal.
“During the period of assessment, which lasted
from March 3rd to April 25th 2014, 167 firms
which applied were prequalified. The 86
applications that did not go through are those
that–in spite of being contacted–did not submit
the complete documentation required for assessors
to review and mark.
“As part of the process, all applicants were invited
to attend a 2-day workshops in Lagos, Abuja, and
Kano to be trained on how to develop business
plans for accessing film financing and other
requirements for the second stage of assessment.
“Though not compulsory, about 121 applicants
attended these workshops. The second stage of
assessment lasted from May 27 to July 1st, 2014,
during which the business plans submitted by
prequalified applicants were assessed. Following
this process, 115 applicants were invited for
interviews,” Nwabuikwu explained in the statement.[/s]

@Sincere9gerian, thanks for the info
please how was the missing $20billion shared?
na that one I wan know

Promhize: What's their exchange rates?

161-163

1) Mikel

Crixie: Thanks Bro... But in your opinion which is the best for mini importation

my favorite is diamond bank's visa card

remember007: . Sharap!!!janjaweeed mode of reasoning,they always feel cheated and winchhunted...so if Benue state steals they'll forgiv him becos of party?u guys talk like kids,,even if Benue governor is impeached,what party does the deputy and speaker belong?or u think they re janjaweeeeds?..I lend my voice to the impeachment of any corrupt leader anywere

Ashawo, stay off my mention, half naked in your profile pic in a public forum
how much do collect per night?
_bitch

them no see better thing win

I won't comment

QuiverBox: I sell the products , so I have the statistics, if u are waiting for me to give u names, I won't, my business is based on confidentiality.

Bottom line : Born Again Christains/Muslims Mastubate

do you use what u sell

Tweetums: go and enroll ur first bank master card And try it.. Thanks

it doesn't work on AliExpress nor AliBaba

nice move by the FG.
but it is not worse than Boko Haram

APC is working

PDP is busy impeaching

Crixie: Which Atm card is the best for buying from aliexpress... Have been trying to pay with my first bank Mastercard since morning to no avail... can I use UBA Mastercard

first bank's master card doesn't work, use the UBA master card, but it has the highest exchange rate I have ever heard of

wow, so elephants do shed tears... touching story

he is not hot

willscolf: u r a more qualified dickhead dan he is,hope u know dat?

RIP

willscolf: if u dnt hav a meaninful reply y dnt u jst pass

if u don't have a meaningful question, y not just pass?

if u want little or no shipping, it's simple; go to China and pickup the goods yourself... u won't pay for shipping, u will only pay for transport fare..
hope my post helps.
thank me later

they will keep giving Nigeria a bad name. thereby, making it hard for us to get a visa

superb

Only good thing to come out of Badluck's regime

op, it's simple, ask Dino Milaye, he will teach you


or better still, when she rants, ignore her and do what is in your mind jare, na she go tire

SLIDEwaxie: I am a hater, but not part of mynd's gang...
If these cars won't go for N1,000,000 per new one, then its useless setting up plants here.

you and I know that it is impossible, except you want them to run @ loss...
cost of production in Nigeria is very high; labour cost and lack of stable electricity..... besides, they will need to recover the money used in building the plant.

I must commend GEJ for this, this is the only positive policy to come out of his office.
but we need power supply, these COYs need it to survive... without it, none of this cars will be exported even to our neighboring countries due to the high cost of the cars

chimajii: Not you snatching this opportunity to swiftly market yourself. And you did it well. Weldone

bro, how betting dey go?

I'm good in mathematics, but who much will I be paid for stressing my brain