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The House Of Twitch and TN media organizations are collaborating on a project "The MODEL LOOK by Mr University Africa.

The first set of the over 60 contestants was recently published on their website and Instagram page

A competition open to all male aspiring models IN Africa of 17-28.

As part of the prizes the winners will

Have an opportunity to Walk on the biggest runways in and outside Africa including the South Africa, Ghana fashion weeks

A movie deal

Endorsement deals,

Contract with House Of Twitch

Magazine cover

and other prizes..

100 Days, a film starring thepooular actor and Mr University Africa 2018, Jae Ukoh as the lead role recently broke record as the FIRST Nigerian film to be featured in Amazon Prime.

Amazon Prime is an Amazon version of Netflix, a streaming service that allows users stream movies for a monthly fee. Amazon Prime which is backed by the E commerce giant Amazon has over a thousand movies in its library.


https://thetnmedia..com/2019/07/mr-university-africa-jae-ukoh-featured.html?m=1

A lot of viewers have fallen in love with Gedoni, one of the most astonishing housemates. His coziness with another Housemate, Mercy has been a subject of speculation if the two will be the Miracle and Nina of the 2019 Big Brother.


However some may not know is that Gedoni had contested for the Highly rated Male pageant, Mr Ideal Nigeria few years ago where he came top 5 and was crowned the Mr Ideal Nigeria Globe. This kicked off his modelling career as he has since walked for major brands and fashion shows.

A few days ago a throw back picture of a young, dashing looking Gedoni during the contest surfaced. Needless to say that he has always had the good looks.

Spot the Big Brother Housemate

Liftkid:
Those that protested against pastor Fatoyibo Biodun were able to print their cards within 1 day the video of the rape accusation was released but those that protested today against the slapping senator Elibo couldn't not print theirs.

Professional liar. Pastor Boodun's protest was at least four days after the interview went viral while this was the next day after it went viral

The Miss IDEAL Nigeria Tourim 2018, Alfred Salome visited the people of Makoko community in Lagos as part of the works of her Alfred Salome Children Street Cries Project where she gave foodstuff, clothing and other materials to the residents of the community.

The Makoko community is a poor settlement of people living under the third mainland bridge. Some part of the community is in accessible by cars. Visitors would have to park and walk the rest of the journey. With no waste disposal system the community is left to use the same make shift wooden enclose built on top of a water for both bathing and passing out feaces.

The community is in dire need of clean water, among other amenities and infrastructure.

The Mr Ideal Nigeria 2019, Emmanuel Umoh acquired a new Lexus car to celebrate his 23rd birthday on the 21st of May.

The model, actor who celebrated the day earlier in a disabled home at Port Harcourt, Rivers State posted the car on his Instagram page @emmanuelumohjr where he revealed he bought himself the car as a personal birthday present to himself.

@lalasticlala @fynestboi

The 2016 Mr University AfricaDamilola Babalola who recently graduated from the University Of Ibadan has released a new shoot to promote body positivity and self love.

Shot by Taiwo Adelakun, the shoot features Dami and a female model covered in vitiligo which was created using make up

Nice

Emmanuel Umoh, a graduate of Civil Engineering, Uniport has emerged as the winner of the Mr Ideal Nigeria competition, held Last Saturday, the 4th May.


Emmanuel beat over 200 contestants and forty finalists to clinch the title. Enterprenuer and aspiring actor from Anambra, Melvin came in second place as Edo born Davies and final year student of FUNAAB, Olajide came in 3rd and fourth position respectively

Ekiti

Rivers
Kano
Oyo

Sokoto
41

Lagos
Kwara
Yobe

Taraba
42
Kebbi

Cross River

Ogun

Ebonyi

Enugu
Jigawa

Katsina
Mr 39

Edo

Bauchi

Benue
Bayelsa
Ondo

Zamfara
AkwaIbom
Contestant 38

Nigeria's most anticipated male pageant , Mr Ideal Nigeria has released a list of its top 40 for the 2019 edition to mark the 10 years anniversary of the award winning pageant.

They started as over 500 applicants , 100 were selected , and were reduced to 60 ! Now only the 40 strongest contestants are left!

Only 32 contestants will make it to the final round on the 4th of May at the Red Carpet event Centre

Voting begins on the instagram and facebook pages @mridealnigeria on the 13th of April , 2019.

here are the top 40 finalists

Former Big Brother Nigeria housemates CeeCee, Alex, top Model and Mr University Africa Tobe Onwumere and actor Williams Uchemba are amongst the young Nigerians that have been nominated for The 2019 Now Awards.





The Award ceremony which is scheduled to hold on the April 28th in Lagos will have over 100 young influential Nigerians from different fields battl it out in various categories..

Other pics from the event

Nineteen Youth Foundation organized it's career day event for public schools in Eti osa, under Education district 111. The first of its kinf had Over 15 schools and 350 students in attendance.

The event tagged "MIND EMPOWERMENT", was graced by the high and mighty from diverse industries, with wealth of experiences and speakers like, the former LAGOS Deputy Governor, HE Femi Pedro, Bimbo Akintola nollywood veteran, Mr. Kayode Ogunleye (HR Director of shell), Mrs. Bisola Runsewe MD Squeaky clean services, a United Nations Ambassador Utchay Odims, Mrs. Ngozi Princewill Utchay an etiquette coach, Mr. Tayo Obasanya who is into robotics, Fola Falana a journalist, Mrs. Eme Akensua a designer and seasoned entrepreneur, Hakeem Sotayo-Aro( a lecturer of law under 30)and Tope Olaleye, a seasoned educationist.

The speakers talked to the children about choosing the right careers and the need to first discover themselves and what they are passionate about, pursue their academics seriously, work harder, expose themselves and learn different skills, run away from the status quo as per the regular careers and seek for newer and fresher opportunities.

Look out for problems and build a career that tackle these issues through Enterprenuership and other ways

Nineteen Youth Foundation is cofounded by Mrs. Biola Adegbuyi a Lawyer and entrepreneur and Chichi Umeseaka, a Teen's Coach, Inspiration FM OAP, AIT TV show host and Special Adviser to Abia State Governor.

The event was sponsored by Red carpet hall and supported by Oyo State Governor

deomelo:
I did already, it's up there to read if you know how to.






...so why are you questioning INECT for operating within the confines of the constitution that created the same INEC and empowered.?

You are not making any sense.





INEC and our electoral laws/Acts are creations of the Nigerian constitution and only INEC is delegated by the Nigerian constitution to conduct elections and supplementary based on the same INEC acts and the Nigerian constitution that created INEC.

If you are going to argue or counter anything, start by saying INEC and it's acts are unconstitutional.. Start from there instead of throwing around meaningless an vague constitution argument that you can not support with facts.

You obviously lack basic emotional intelligence and that's why you are wailing like a cry baby. Since you lack comprehension I will try to dumb the argument down for you.

A court has all rights to interpret the constitution as it relates to Inec, election matters and every other matter.

deomelo:
Not agreeing is your right and opinion, but opinions are not facts.

Show documented and constitutional facts that says supplementary elections are illegal and INEC is illegal and not part of the Nigerian constitution that created INEC in the first place.


The constitution delegated election matters to INEC and INEC only, not to any tribunal or other kinds of interpretations.

First of all, you are the one that has actually failed to show documented and constitutional facts that states supplementary elections. I would like you to quote the part of the constitution that empowers Inec to conduct supplementary elections.

Yes, the constitution delegated election matters to Inec but INEC must operate according to the stipulations of the constitution and the election Tribunals and court are they to interpret the constitution and the laws concerning election matters. Your statement "not to any tribunal or other forms of interpretation" is wrong. Otherwise you are then telling me that the Ajimobi, Amosun and even Aregbesola should not have been governors and their tenured were all illegal.

So credible source that made you certain Punch new was false were the two employees of the Vice President who would only say what their principal instructs them to say and not Punch that is a neutral party.

While you typed the gibberish, did you bother to check or hear the news of any state that Osibanjo visited for the Trader Moni Programme after the election. Why didn't you write at least one single state he visited. My guess is because you know there is none.

Mind you, Punch Newspaper clearly wrote that the programme was still on going but the Vice President hasn't visited any state to promote it after the election even though he visited over 10 States for the promotion of the programme during the election period. So kindly throw away what Punch said and do the intelligent thing by actually doing a simple Google search or read newspapers to know if Osibanjo visited a single state after the election to promote Trader Moni. Please don't also tell me that he may have visited but did not publicize it because that will mean the only reason he publicized his Trader Moni your before election was to actually buy votes. If not he might as well not have publicized it then too.

The only reason Punch as become a 'brown envelope' journalism now is because they report things that goes against your political inclination.

And that says more about you than it does of Punch

GavelSlam:
You are going round in circles without a solution win sight.

Wages run into trillions whilst the so-called benefits of political office holders is in billions.

Without tariffs and taxes where would the money come from?

Stop being sentimental.

Actually you need to stop lieing.

The wages if increased to 30k will gulp 250 billion, with the present wage it's about 150 billion Naira yearly. And if the President can't find a way to in rease revenue of a country without recourse to taxing the citizen, then he shouldn't be there in the first place.

Let us not even forget that VAT only goes to Federal Government. So if the federal government can't pay the minimum wage without increasing VAT, how do they expect states to pay.


Nigeria has come full circle of failure that even the citizens believe that the only way government can raise more money is by tasking them or taking loans.

Take a look at other nations which are fast developing and you will say that the government always go on an aggressive investment in fields that will attract FDI, make their country business friendly for their citizens and make policies and laws that will increase Citizen's productivity and create a more progressive middle class..


Americans are pushing Task reforms to task the rich more and reduce the poor task obligations. While the government is reducing every body's task both rich and poor, so as to generate more employment, make people have more money to spend and therefore rejuvanate the economy.

Dubai- invest In tourism so as to get more people to come in to the country and spend. Create tax holidays for businesses coming to invest in the country and create employment.

India--investing in medical tourism and technology so as to provide quality medical services like the developed country for cheaper price so poor countries can troop in and create wealth for them.

China-- cheap productivity. So countries can invest in the country to create cheap products and sell to the world for maximum profit. And they topped it off by making their currency less valuable because it will benefit them asn export driven economy.


Nigeria--just get the citizens to pay..