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Because someone already asked those questions about your fav anime/manga, can I ask your top 5 favorite western animations (can be movies or series)? Why love them?

Certainly you can dear anon ^7^

So some of my favourite western animations of all time include

1) Tangled

Why do I love it so much? Well it has been my absolute comfort movie since I was like 10 years old and watched this movie in theatres with my older sister. I also highly relate to Rapunzel, both due to her personality and her experiences with Mother Gothel. Also to this day I fully stand by the believe that Flynn/Eugene and Rapunzel’s relationship is the single most romantic and beautifully written Disney couple in this studio’s entire history. Lastly: THE ANIMATION IS GORGEOUS! And I think few people understand just how ground breaking this movie was in terms if 3D animation as back then animating hair, and most importantly that amount of hair that Rapunzel has, was a nightmare to animate in 3D, so the Studio had to essentially come up with an entirely new animation program specifically for the protagonist’s hair to move around in a natural way.

2) Lego Monkie Kid

Created by the Australian Studio Flying Bark Productions, the same Studio behind Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, this show means EVERYTHING to me. Because one thing rarely talk about on Tumblr: I am OBSESSED with Mythology. Greek Mythology, Roman, Mythology, Yoruba Mythology, Chinese Mythology, Norse Mythology etc. you name it. Like my bookshelf is nothing but Manga, history books and an astronomical amount of mythology and fairytale books. The show follows MK a hyper and optimistic boy as he is chosen to be the Monkey King Sun Wukong’s successor and learning to be a hero. So as you may have gathered this show is not only inspired by chinese mythology but essentially it’s equivalent of what Percy Jackson is to Greek Mythology. What I adore the most about this show are its characters and the GORGEOUS ANIMATION! I swear the fighting animation especially in this cartoon is smoother than butter!

3) The Owl House

Aka "What if Harry Potter was not written by a biggot”. If you’ve seen the pinned post on my blog, you know that Lumity is one of my absolute favourite sapphic ships. But honestly this ship is only the peak of the iceberg for why i adore this show. The beautiful artstyle, Luz’s character arc over the course of the show, EDA SIMPLY EXISTING AND BEING FANTASTIC, the beautiful world building and magic system, Emperor Beloz being an absolute irredeemable asshole in the most entertaining and bone chilling way. Srsly if you can dear Anon, give this show a watch.

4) Infinity Train

An Anthology Series who up until recently you could watch on Max HBO. This show is both delightfully funny and absolutely gut-wrenching and dark. The show essentially follows on a new set of characters each season who all end up getting trapped on a train with an infinite number of cars and they cannot leave the train until they essentially come to terms with and/or face some sort of trauma or other psychological issue they may be struggling with.

And as you may have guessed those themes of working through psychological issues is something that my mentally ill ass highly relates to. Not to mention these are some of the most well handled depictions of mental illnesses in animation i have seen in years. Especially given the show was originally targeted towards children and teenagers. I cannot recommend this show enough.

5) Nimona & Over the Garden Wall

I know you asked for only Top 5 Favourite western Animations but I seriously could not decide which one I prefered so they gotta share the spot. Hope you don’t mind 😊.

Starting with Nimona: I mean what else is there to say about Nimona that has not been said before? Fantastic and unique world building? Check. Absolute comedy gold? Check. Openly Queer characters? Check. Said characters also being absolutely loveable? Check. A heartfelt message for both adults and children? CHECK. Seriously this movie is just gorgeous and on Youtube FOR FREE! Like there is nothing stopping you from watching it right this instant.

Now onto Over the Garden Wall: I come from a country where we don’t typically celebrate Halloween. So due to a lack of direct cultural ties to Halloween I never truly had any super strong interest in Halloween movies and never had the urge around October to bundle up in a blanket and watch those classic Halloween movies and shows, like some of my friends do. The most I did was carve pumpkins with my sister and drink hot cocoa cuz it’s genuinly fun. Until this Mini Series came along. The atmosphere just absolutely perfectly manages to capsulate the feeling of autumn and the eeriness of that season. Far more than any other Halloween Classic in my humble opinion. Also again I’m a huge mythology Nerd and this show is basically Dante’s Inferno for children in very weird way. But yes ever since this show had come out I instantly rewatch it the second the leaves start to fall outside.

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More on the Nigeria visit and Emperor Oba plus an unintentionally hilarious video by u/Hermes_Blanket

More on the Nigeria visit and Emperor Oba, plus an unintentionally hilarious video Here is the official Facebook page of Emperor Oba Abdulrosheed Adewale Akanbi, Paramount Ruler of Iwoland, who gave MM her new name "Adetokunbo" and to whom she wrote her calligraphy-laden thank-you note: https://ift.tt/gGHPkWJ a few things stand out. First, Emperor Oba is Muslim. If you look at the photos on his page, ALL the women are wearing modest clothing. Including his very elegant and beautiful Queen. NONE of them are wearing backless dresses, spaghetti straps, shorts, or skirts slit to the thigh. So much for the sugars' proclamations that Nigeria barely has any Muslims and Nigerian women dress just like Meghan all the time.It makes me wonder what Oba really thought of Meghan.If you look at the entry for April 24, the Nigerian First Lady visited him so they could ceremoniously initiate the construction of a new girls' school together. This is the same First Lady who couldn't be bothered to meet MM or visit a school with her. There are a ton of photos. Again, all the women are covered up (as are all the men!).If anyone still has any questions why Nigeria agreed to this faux royal visit, it's made clear in the entry for May 12:"It could be recalled that the founder of Invictus game, Prince Harry with her wife, Meghan Markle, has arrived in Nigeria on a 3- day working visit since last Friday. Giving his royal remarks, Oba Akanbi commended the Chief of Defense Staff, General Christopher Musa, for bringing sanity to the Nigerian army through multifarious activities including honouring the veterans, wounded and injured soldiers with Harry's visit. Oluwo equally expressed assurance the visit will re-engineer the kinship of Meghan ancestral connection with Nigeria, widening the chance of Nigeria to host Invictus game 2027 and enhance the proposal to site the game centre in Nigeria in support of the soldiers."I'm elated to be that of this event. I'm impressed with the current leadership of the Nigerian army. They are improving the tempo of our security architecture and boosting the morale of veterans, wounded and injured soldiers""The visit of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, respectively, facilitated by the Defense Headquarters is heroic. It will cement the security partnership and enhance Nigeria's chance to host the 2027 Invictus game. I'm honouring Meghan with a Yoruba name "Adetokunbo" meaning "Crown has come home from abroad". Hate to tell you, Megs, but all the attention was solely in hopes of getting something. Not because of your fabulous self.Here's the video of Haz and Megs being presented with traditional clothing (also on May 12). Just can't wait to see Harry wearing these duds. He looks extremely uncomfortable. https://ift.tt/ts8yjGX post link: https://ift.tt/i0ZYdbm author: Hermes_Blanket submitted: June 04, 2024 at 09:04AM via SaintMeghanMarkle on Reddit disclaimer: all views + opinions expressed by the author of this post, as well as any comments and reblogs, are solely the author's own; they do not necessarily reflect the views of the administrator of this Tumblr blog. For entertainment only.

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Celebrating Yoruba Richen! "In her documentary films, Yoruba Richen unites African-American, feminist and LGBTQ voices in a renewed cry for civil rights for all." Read more on Richen's TED profile.

The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks (2022) directed with Johanna Hamilton "Perhaps foremost, “Mrs. Rosa Parks” highlights the selflessness of its subject and seeks to provide a detailed portrait of a woman who, through the vagaries of history, was frequently reduced to a symbol." Read more on CNN Entertainment.

How It Feels to Be Free (2021) '“How It Feels to Be Free” is a documentary, at once sobering and enchanting, that interweaves portraits of six legendary stars, all of them Black women (Lena Horne, Abbey Lincoln, Nina Simone, Diahann Carroll, Cicely Tyson, and Pam Grier), telling the story of the trails they blazed, the ceilings they broke, the doors they kicked open, the splendor they achieved, and the wounds they endured.' Read more about the film in Variety's ‘How It Feels to Be Free’ Review: A Captivating Documentary Salute to Cicely Tyson, Lena Horne, Nina Simone, and Other Black Female Stars Who Blazed the Trail.

The Sit-In: Harry Belafonte hosts the Tonight Show (2020)

"Belafonte became the first Black person to host a late-night TV show — even if it was only for a week, as Richard Nixon’s problematic and controversial presidency loomed ominously on the horizon. His guests also included notable African Americans of the day like Lena Horne, Nipsey Russell, Bill Cosby, and others, all engaged in searing, in-depth interviews, taking place in an America that was forced to really contend with itself as a country on the verge of radical change."

Read more in IndieWire's ‘The Sit-In’: Revisit the ‘Lost’ Week in 1968 When Harry Belafonte Hosted ‘The Tonight Show’.

The New Black (2013)

"Laid-back yet incisive, “The New Black” examines the complexity of black attitudes toward same-sex marriage, which the mainstream media tend to oversimplify as church-dominated and uniformly negative." Read more in Variety's review.

Read more about Richen on her CUNY Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism profile.

Explore her filmography on MUBI:

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Netflix Joins PitchBLACK Forum & Awards Honoring Yoruba Richen

Black Public Media is having its sixth PitchBLACK Forum on April 25th and April 26th. The competition awards Black creatives up to $150,000 for film and media projects. The winners will be announced on April 27th at the PitchBLACK Awards honoring documentary filmmaker Yoruba Richen. The event will happen at The Green Space in Manhattan and Baltimore comedian Sir Alex is the emcee. Netflix's Fund for Creative Equity is supporting the PitchBLACK Forum and Awards for 2023 and 2023. The new grant builds on previous support to Black Public Media in 2020.  

“We are so happy to have Netflix continue its work with our organization through this partnership,” said Leslie Fields-Cruz, executive director of BPM. “Just as Netflix helped change the way audiences find and consume their entertainment, we at BPM are confident that this partnership will help us continue our work to help Black and independent storytellers and creative technologists forge new paths.”

BPM has awarded more than $1.7 million to over 17 projects since it PitchBLACK forum launched in 2015. Some of the projects have premiered on PBS, WORLD Channel, Create and PBS Digital. Program Alumni have produced for PBS, CNN, Showtime, Netflix, BET, NBC, The CW and more. The PitchBLACK Forum is a funding competition for filmmakers and immersive media producers/directors developing new projects about the Black experience. The participants compete for awards up to $150,000 in funding in front of a panel of media professionals and a virtual audience of funders, distributors and industry leaders. 

The forum this year culminates BPM's 360 Incubator+ program, an intensive three-month fellowship under the mentorship of veteran producers offering participants an opportunity to develop a film, web series or engagement project. The event includes the PitchBLACK Film Forum on Tuesday, April 25; and the PitchBLACK Immersive Forum on Wednesday, April 26. Winners will be announced on the evening of Thursday, April 27 during the PitchBLACK Awards honoring Richen, whose works have chronicled the trials and triumphs of Black life with films about Harry Belafonte, Rosa Parks, Harry Belafonte, the killing of Breonna Taylor and more. Richen will join the ranks of other of BPM Trailblazer Award winners including Orlando Bagwell, Joe Brewster, Michéle Stephenson and Marco Williams. 

BPM will also present the Nonso Christian Ugbode Fellowship to a yet-to-be-announced recipient. The fellowship is named after BPM's late director of digital initiatives. 

The PitchBLACK Immersive Forum and PitchBLACK Awards will stream live on BPM’s social media channels. The PitchBLACK Film Forum is invitation-only.

For more information on BPM, visit blackpublicmedia.org. Follow the organization and watch the events at @blackpublicmedia on Instagram and Facebook and @BLKPublicMedia on Twitter.

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Music Entertainment

What's Entertainment Music

Entertainment music refers to music that is created primarily for the purpose of entertaining people. This type of music is often popular and easily accessible, and it is designed to be enjoyable and engaging for a wide range of listeners. Entertainment music can take many forms, including pop, rock, hip-hop, country, and electronic dance music, among others. It is often characterized by catchy melodies, lyrics that are easy to remember, and upbeat rhythms that encourage listeners to dance or sing along.

Entertainment music is often produced by professional musicians and songwriters who work in the music industry. These artists may perform live concerts, release albums, and create music videos in order to promote their work and reach a wider audience. Overall, entertainment music is a popular form of artistic expression that brings joy and pleasure to many people around the world.

Naija songs refer to music produced in Nigeria, a country with a vibrant and diverse music scene. Nigeria is home to a rich array of musical genres such as Afrobeat, Highlife, Juju, Fuji, and Gospel music, among others. Naija songs are known for their high energy, catchy beats, and lyrics that reflect the cultural, social, and political experiences of Nigerians. Naija songs have gained global recognition in recent years, with Nigerian artists such as Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, and Tiwa Savage topping international charts and collaborating with international musicians. The popularity of Naija songs is also attributed to the rise of Afrobeats, a genre that fuses traditional African rhythms with contemporary Western pop music.

Naija songs often have a strong focus on dance, with many songs featuring infectious beats that are sure to get people moving. The lyrics of Naija songs often address issues such as love, heartbreak, politics, and social justice, and are delivered in a variety of languages, including English, Yoruba, Igbo, and Pidgin English. Overall, Naija songs represent a vibrant and exciting aspect of Nigerian culture that continues to evolve and capture the attention of music lovers around the world.

Nigerian music industry continues to produce a plethora of exciting and diverse music. In recent times, there has been a surge of new and talented artists, who have brought fresh sounds and unique styles to the industry. Naija Latest Songs Some of the latest Naija songs have been breaking new ground and setting trends in the music industry. These songs span various genres, from Afrobeat to R&B, and often feature collaborations between local and international artists.

Naija Afrobeat Songs Naija Afrobeats songs are characterized by their infectious beats, catchy melodies, and danceable rhythms. They often feature lyrics that address social and political issues, as well as love and relationships. The songs are usually performed in a variety of languages, including English, Pidgin English, Yoruba, and Igbo.

Naija Highlife Songs Naija Highlife songs are a popular genre of music that originated from Ghana and Nigeria in the early 20th century. Highlife music is characterized by its fusion of African rhythms with Western jazz and swing music. Over the years, Highlife music has evolved and diversified, with different sub-genres emerging in various parts of West Africa.

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August 22, 2024

What emerging markets will drive demand for translation services as 2025 approaches?

Several emerging markets are expected to drive demand for translation services in the coming years:

Africa

With rapid economic growth and increasing internet penetration, Africa is becoming a key market. The need for translations in local languages, such as Swahili, Amharic, Yoruba, and Zulu, is likely to rise as businesses expand their reach on the continent.

Southeast Asia

Countries like Vietnam, Indonesia, and the Philippines are experiencing economic growth and digital transformation. This creates a demand for translation services in languages such as Vietnamese, Bahasa Indonesia, and Tagalog, especially in e-commerce, technology, and finance sectors.

Latin America

As the region continues to develop economically, the demand for Spanish and Portuguese translations is growing, particularly in industries like healthcare, technology, and entertainment.

Middle East

The ongoing development in countries like Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar is driving the need for Arabic translation services, especially in the fields of tourism, finance, and government initiatives.

Eastern Europe

As countries like Poland, Romania, and Ukraine integrate further into the global economy, the demand for translations in languages such as Polish, Romanian, and Ukrainian is increasing, particularly in the tech and manufacturing sectors.

India

With its vast and diverse population, the demand for translation services in regional languages such as Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, and Telugu is on the rise, driven by growth in e-commerce, education, and government services.

China

While China is already a major market, the increasing internationalization of Chinese companies will continue to drive demand for translations, not only into Mandarin but also from Mandarin into other languages, as companies expand globally.

Remote and Hybrid Work Environments

As remote and hybrid work becomes more widespread globally, companies will need translation services to communicate effectively across borders and languages, especially for internal communications, training materials, and software localization.

These emerging markets are likely to play a significant role in shaping the future of the translation industry, creating new opportunities for language service providers.

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Into The Podverse: Podcasting In Africa and Around The World

Let's start with what I didn't know about Africa when I began listening to Tony Doe's podcast about African podcasting. Africa is the second-largest continent at 30 million square kilometers or 11.7 million square miles. I didn't know that Africa is bigger than China, India, the continental U.S., and most of Europe combined. Amazingly, the Sahara alone is bigger than the continental USA.

Africa is the 'cradle of humankind'. Fossils found in Africa, show that human beings and their closest relatives, the gorilla and chimpanzees, were born and evolved in Africa. Africa is the second most populated continent in the world. There are 1.3 billion people in Africa, 17% of the world population. The continent’s population is expected to more than double to 2.3 billion people by 2050. Africa has 54 countries and about 3000 tribes. There are over 3000 languages spoken in Africa. Amharic, Arabic, English, French, Hausa, Oromo, Swahili and Yoruba are among the languages widely spoken.

Other than Antarctica, Africa is the continent in which people know the least about. Thanks to Tony Doe (Tony Onwuchekw), I've learned much about Africa the continent, its people, its dynamic cultures and its thriving podcasting community.

Tony is the creator / host of Into The Podverse. Tony's marketing pitch is:  "the podcast explores the latest innovations, challenges and opportunities for podcasters from an African perspective. It also features exclusive interviews with Masters of the Podverse, all aimed at helping to elevate the voices and experiences of the podcasting community."

Who is Tony Doe? He is a Radio and Podcast Consultant, out of Lagos, Nigeria. He has years of experience as an Audio Content Strategist, in Production And in Management For Multi-Format Radio Stations. Most recently at Wazobia 93.7 FM, Onitsha, Tony led a team of on-air talents as Programs’ Manager to top three status in the region, growing the audience share by 75% in three months.

He currently curates, produces and hosts the informative hybrid newsletter-podcast, Into The Podverse, which explores challenges and opportunities for podcasters from an African perspective. Tony also has other shows as ‘The Tony Doe Podcast’, with radio broadcasters as guests, and Up Gunners! A weekly review and tribute to his favorite football team, Arsenal FC.

Tony says: "At Into The Podverse, we're more than just a newsletter and podcast – we're your gateway to the dynamic world of podcasts with a uniquely African perspective. Formerly known as "Podcast Related: This Week In The Podverse," we have rebranded to create a unified brand that encapsulates the essence of who we are and what we bring to your podcasting experience.

Into The Podverse is a subsidiary of Tony Doe Media, dedicated to providing unparalleled insights and trends within the podcasting industry. We’re passionate about podcasting, focusing on highlighting the vibrant and ever-growing African podcast scene

Into The Podverse with Tony Doe delves into the latest releases, industry news, and emerging trends, offering a comprehensive view that reflects the richness of the podcasting world from a Nigerian and African standpoint.

Doe notes: "Our mission is to be your go-to destination for podcasting insights. Whether you're a podcaster looking to stay ahead of trends, an industry professional seeking valuable perspective, or someone simply curious about the diverse and exciting African podcast landscape, Into The Podverse has you covered."

Here are some topics on Into The Podverse.  "Recently on X, Big Cuz (@imohumoren) got everyone talking by calling out some podcasts for normalizing prostitution and transactional relationships. It's sparked concern about the impact on our values and culture. People are speaking up against it, saying these podcasts should focus on more meaningful stuff instead. It's not just about entertainment; it's about how these shows influence society. For indie African podcasters like us, it's a reminder to be mindful of the content we create. We've got to balance getting listeners with staying true to our values and keeping their trust. Our stories can shape cultural norms, so let's make sure they're positive and educational. This debate shows why ethical storytelling matters—it's our chance to stand out by inspiring our communities and being responsible creators."

"A new podcast featuring South African travel writer Philip Briggs and Charlotte Beauvoisin, also known as Nagawa, is helping to promote tourism in Uganda. The podcast showcases Uganda's beautiful places and rich culture, aiming to attract more visitors to the country."

"The South African Tourism Board has teamed up with the popular comedy podcast "Wuliaozhai" to attract more tourists. In a special segment called "See the World," hosts talk with comedians about their recent trips to South Africa. These funny stories aim to make South Africa sound like a great place to visit."

Recently, Tony was a guest on 5 Random Questions with Danny Brown.  On the show, Tony revealed a tech horror story, and shared his insights in culture and society in Nigeria.

Check out Into The Podverse for insights into podcasting in Africa, African culture, and podcasting industry updates.

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Cartoon Network and Max Reveal All-Nigerian 'Iyanu' Cast

Cartoon Network Africa and Max, the streaming service from Warner Bros. Discovery, have unveiled the all-Nigerian voice cast for their upcoming animated series, "Iyanu: Child of Wonder." The show, Lion Forge Entertainment’s adaptation of Dark Horse Comics / YouNeek Studios’ popular graphic novel series “Iyanu: Child of Wonder” by award-winning Nigerian creator and producer Roye Okupe which is set to premiere in 2025, features a diverse cast of talented actors and actresses who bring the characters to life. African Movie Academy Awards winner and Nollywood actress Adesua Etomi-Wellington (King of Boys, Gangs of Lagos) will voice Olori, who Vogue named as one of their 14 global superstars in 2019 alongside Scarlett Johansson, Deepika Padukone and Vanessa Kirby; set to play Toye’s father Kanfo is one of Nollywood’s foremost leading men, Blossom Chukwujekwu (Falling, Stolen Lives) who has multiple wins and nominations across Nigeria’s award shows like the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, Best Of Nollywood Awards, Golden Movies Awards, among others; Nigerian-born entertainer and author of Màmá, It's A Girl Stella Damasus (Gone) plays Sewa; Shaffy Bello (The Score, Battleground), a Best of Nollywood Awards nominee, has signed on to voice Emi – The One Mother; and esteemed actor Ike Ononye (Doc Martin, The Lovers) will voice Elder Alapani. The 2D animated series takes place in the magical kingdom of Yorubaland and centers around Iyanu, a teenage orphan girl who studies Yoruba history and ancient arts but yearns for a normal life. One day, she unknowingly triggers her divine powers, which have not been seen since the Age of Wonders. With newly discovered superpowers, Iyanu joins forces with two other teenagers as they embark on a remarkable journey to discover the truth about the evil lurking in her homeland. Throughout her adventure, she’ll uncover the truth about her past, her parents, and her ultimate destiny to save the world. Brandon Easton (Transformers: War for Cybertron: Seige, Marvel’s Agent Carter) headed the writers' room, with Okupe serving as the executive producer, writer, and director on multiple episodes. The show’s Executive producers are David Steward II and Matt Heath from Lion Forge Entertainment, Erica Dupuis of Impact X Capital, Ryan Haidarian of Forefront Media Group and Doug Schwalbe. Iyanu is slated for release in the US on Cartoon Network and Max in 2025 and has a 26 episode, two season order. Source: Max https://www.awn.com/news/cartoon-network-and-max-reveal-all-nigerian-iyanu-cast Read the full article

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How Much is SLTV Decoder Price In Nigeria - SLTV Channels List In Nigeria

How Much Is SLTV Decoder in Nigeria? The recent hike in DSTV and GOTV subscription prices has left many Nigerians scrambling for a more budget-friendly way to enjoy their favorite shows and sports. If you're one of them, I've got the perfect solution for you: SLTV! As a fellow Nigerian who was tired of shelling out a fortune for cable TV, I made the switch to SLTV, and it's been a game-changer. So, say goodbye to those outrageous bills and join me on the SLTV train! SLTV, a leading satellite television company in Nigeria operated by Metro Digital Limited, is quickly gaining popularity as an affordable and high-quality alternative to other providers. With its wide range of channels and competitive pricing, SLTV is an excellent option for families, sports fans, and anyone looking for a diverse selection of entertainment. But what exactly does SLTV have to offer? In this comprehensive guide, I'll break down the SLTV channel list, packages, prices, and more. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to discover your new favorite TV service!

Why SLTV is the Perfect DSTV & GOTV Alternative

I know, I know. You might be hesitant to switch providers, but let me tell you why SLTV is a worthy contender: - Affordable Prices: Compared to DSTV and GOTV, SLTV decoders and subscription packages are much easier on your wallet. - Wide Range of Channels: From sports and movies to news and entertainment, SLTV has a diverse selection of channels to satisfy everyone's taste. - Crystal-Clear Picture Quality: Enjoy your favorite programs in stunning high-definition (HD). - User-Friendly Interface: Navigating through channels and settings is a breeze, even for non-tech savvy users. - Excellent Customer Service: SLTV's customer support team is always ready to assist you with any questions or concerns.

SLTV Decoder Prices in Nigeria: How Much Is SLTV Decoder in Nigeria

Alright, let's get down to business. The SLTV decoder price in Nigeria can vary depending on several factors, including the model, features, and whether it comes with a subscription package. But don't worry, I've got you covered with a breakdown of the average prices: - SLTV Decoder Only: Prices start from ₦21,500 for a basic decoder, a fraction of the cost of a DSTV or GOTV decoder. - SLTV Decoder with Dish and Installation: For a complete package, you can expect to pay around ₦40,000 to ₦45,000, which includes the decoder, dish, and installation. - SLTV Decoder with Subscription Package: This option bundles the decoder with your chosen subscription package, with prices ranging from ₦21,500 to ₦40,000. It's a convenient way to get started with SLTV.

SLTV Decoder Price In Nigeria - SLTV Channels List In Nigeria

SLTV Subscription Packages: The Icing on the Cake

One of the best things about SLTV is its flexible subscription packages. You can choose a package that suits your budget and interests. Here's a quick overview of the available options: - Basic Package: This package offers a limited number of channels but is perfect for those who want access to essential entertainment. - Gold Package: This package includes a wider variety of channels, including sports and premium movie channels. - Premium Package: This package is the ultimate entertainment experience, offering the most comprehensive selection of channels.

SLTV Channels List In Nigeria

SLTV offers a wide variety of channels to suit all tastes and interests. Here is a list of some of the most popular channels: Entertainment - CNN - Aljazeera - TVC - Arise TV - AIT - MTV Base - Trace Africa - Trace Urban - History - Daystar - TBN - Nollybox - EWTN - Film Box - Salvation TV - AN Epic - AN Urban - AN Yoruba - AN Hausa - Real Time - SureTV - Islam Channel Movies & TV Shows - Hollywood - Bollywood - Nollybox - EWTN - Film Box - Salvation TV - AN Epic - AN Urban - AN Yoruba - AN Hausa - Real Time - SureTV Sports - SUPERSPORTS BLITZ - SUPERSPORTS VARIETY 1 - SUPERSPORTS VARIETY 2 - SUPERSPORTS ACTION - SUPERSPORTS VARIETY 3 - SUPERSPORTS FOOTBALL - SUPERSPORTS LALIGA - SUPERSPORTS PREMIER LEAGUE - SUPERSPORTS WWE - ESPN - ESPN2 - CBS Sports Network - Fox Sports Kids - Cartoon Network - Boomerang - Nick Jr. - Jim Jam - PBS Kids - Zee World News - CNN - Aljazeera - TVC - Arise TV - AIT Religion - Daystar - TBN - EWTN - Islam Channel Other - Discovery Family - ID - Nat Geo - Nat Geo Wild - Food Network - Trace Africa - Trace Urban - History - MTV Base How to Get SLTV You can get SLTV by purchasing a decoder and subscribing to a package. Decoders are available for purchase online or at authorized retailers. Subscriptions can be purchased online or at authorized retailers. SLTV Packages SLTV offers a variety of packages to choose from. The Basic package includes over 20 channels, the Gold package includes over 50 channels, and the Platinum package includes over 100 channels. SLTV Prices The price of an SLTV decoder varies depending on the model. The Basic package starts at ₦2,500 per month, the Gold package starts at ₦5,000 per month, and the Platinum package starts at ₦10,000 per month.

SLTV Decoder Price In Nigeria - SLTV Channels List In Nigeria

My Personal Experience with SLTV: A Money-Saving Dream

As someone who used to be a loyal DSTV subscriber, I was skeptical about switching to SLTV. However, after experiencing the steep price hikes, I decided to give SLTV a shot. And boy, am I glad I did! Not only am I saving a significant amount of money every month, but I'm also enjoying a wider range of channels and better picture quality. I'm particularly impressed with SLTV's sports channels, which offer live coverage of major football leagues and tournaments. The user interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, and the customer service has been exceptional. Overall, switching to SLTV has been a fantastic decision, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable and high-quality alternative to DSTV and GOTV.

SLTV Nigeria Office Address

SLTV Nigeria Office Address in Abuja The address of SLTV Nigeria in Abuja is Samuel Ademulegun Ave, Central Business District, Abuja 900103, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria. It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You can contact them at +234 813 153 5760 or visit their website at https://globaltvabuja.com/. SLTV Nigeria Office Address in Lagos SLTV decoder ikorodu lagos: 4 hunjo street ikorodu isawo, Ikorodu, 104101, Lagos, Nigeria. It is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and has a phone number of +234 814 876 9705.

FAQs About SLTV Decoder Prices in Nigeria

How much is the monthly SLTV subscription?The monthly SLTV subscription ranges from ₦2,500 to ₦5,000, depending on the package you choose.Can I buy an SLTV decoder without subscribing?Absolutely! You can purchase the decoder separately and subscribe later.Does SLTV offer HD channels?Yes, SLTV boasts a selection of high-definition channels for a superior viewing experience.How do I install my SLTV decoder?You can either DIY with the included manual or hire a professional installer for a hassle-free setup.Is SLTV available outside Nigeria?Currently, SLTV is only available in Nigeria.How much is an SLTV decoder in Nigeria?The cost of an SLTV decoder can vary depending on the retailer and any ongoing promotions. However, you can typically expect to pay between ₦21,500 and ₦45,000. Keep an eye out for special deals and bundles, which can often include the decoder, dish, and installation at a discounted price.Who owns SLTV in Nigeria?SLTV is owned and operated by Metro Digital Limited, a leading provider of digital television services in Nigeria.Does SLTV show the Premier League?Yes, SLTV offers dedicated channels for the English Premier League, so you can catch all the action live.Which one is SLTV in Nigeria?SLTV is a direct-to-home (DTH) satellite TV platform that offers a wide range of channels and packages to viewers across Nigeria.Who regulates the Premier League?The Premier League is regulated by the Football Association (FA) in England.Who's showing Premier League games in Nigeria?SLTV, along with other satellite TV providers in Nigeria, offers channels that show live Premier League games.How do I recharge my SLTV?You can recharge your SLTV subscription online, through the SLTV mobile app, or at authorized dealers and retail outlets.What is the meaning of SLTV?SLTV stands for Satellite Television.What is the new satellite TV in Nigeria?While SLTV has been around for a while, it has recently gained popularity as a more affordable alternative to other satellite TV providers in Nigeria. Its growing channel lineup and competitive pricing make it an attractive option for many viewers.

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With its budget-friendly prices, diverse channel selection, and excellent picture quality, SLTV is the perfect solution for Nigerians looking to ditch DSTV's high costs. Don't let expensive subscriptions drain your wallet any longer. Join the SLTV revolution and experience a new era of affordable entertainment! Don't forget to visit 9jaboizgist.com.ng for more money-saving tips and tricks on everything entertainment in Nigeria. Read the full article

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The recent event at the Lagos premiere of “Ajanaku: Beast of Two Worlds” on March 25th created quite a stir in the entertainment industry and among fans. The highlight of the evening was Bobrisky, a Nigerian transgender personality, winning the award for “Best Dressed Female.” Bobrisky, whose birth name is Okuneye Idris Olanrewaju, identifies as female and has gained fame through bold fashion choices and unapologetic self-expression on social media platforms.Controversy and BacklashBobrisky’s win as the best-dressed female at the event attended by top-level actresses has sparked controversy and backlash. Many have questioned the decision to award a male individual who dresses as a female over the female attendees. Prominent figures in the Yoruba film industry, such as Toyin Abraham and Dayo Amusa, openly expressed disbelief and criticism over the judge’s choice to honor Bobrisky with the award meant for women.Public Reaction and SpeculationThe announcement of Bobrisky’s victory has ignited a wave of discontent among Yoruba actresses, leading to heated debates on social media platforms. Fans have become divided, with some defending Bobrisky’s win while others side with the disgruntled actresses. Speculation abounds regarding the motives behind the decision, with rumors suggesting that it may have been orchestrated as a publicity stunt to generate attention for the premiere.Implications and Industry ResponseThe controversy surrounding Bobrisky’s win raises broader discussions on inclusion, representation, and gender identity within the Nigerian entertainment industry. While some view it as a mere publicity stunt or an aberration undermining female participants’ efforts, others see it as reflective of deeper societal tensions around gender expression. The incident has highlighted divisions within the industry and prompted stakeholders to consider issues related to non-traditional gender identities.Bobrisky’s controversial win as “Best Dressed Female” at the movie premiere has sparked intense debate and raised questions about gender representation in entertainment events. Top 3 SourcesInstagram Post by New TelegraphInstagram Post by TribuneOnlineGuardian Nigeria Article

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Nollywood actors that have died in 2024

The Nollywood industry has been hit with a spate of deaths of prominent actors in the year 2024, with popular actors Mr. Ibu and Sisi Quadri being the latest. The industry, over the years, has lost numerous seasoned veterans and budding talents. As part of tributes to the late actors, it is imperative to reflect upon the invaluable contributions they made to the film industry in Nigeria. Here is the list of Nollywood actors that have died in 2024 so far: Olofa Ina Veteran Yoruba actor Deji Aderemi, popularly known as Olofa Ina, died on Thursday, January 4, 2024. He died at the age of 73. According to reports, the thespian died of cancer in Lagos State. Ethel Ekpe Veteran actress, Ethel Ekpe, who adorned the Nigerian entertainment screen, died of cancer on Wednesday, February 7, 2024 in Lagos State. It was gathered that Ekpe, well known for playing the role of ‘Segi’ on the Nigerian Television Authority sitcom, ‘Basi and Company’, died after a long battle with cancer. Sisi Quadri Yoruba Nollywood actor, Tolani Quadri Oyebamiji, popularly known as Sisi Quadri died on March 1, 2024 at the age of 44. Oyebamiji celebrated his 44th birthday on December 25, 2023. His death was announced by some of his colleagues in the Yoruba movie industry. Announcing his death, Nollywood actress, Abiola Bayo wrote on her verified Instagram handle, “You will be greatly missed, Sisi Quadri. May your soul rest in perfect peace.” Another actor, Tunde Yusuf who posted his (Sisi Quadri)’s picture said, “Everything in the world is according to the will of Allah, from Allah we have come and unto Him, we shall return. May God bless, rest your soul, bro.” Mr. Ibu A day after Sisi Quadri’s demise, the news of the passing of comedic actor, John Okafor, popular as Mr Ibu broke out. The actor, renowned for his comedic roles, died at the age of 62, plunging fans and colleagues into mourning. Nigerians acknowledge Mr. Ibu for his talent and unwavering strength amidst personal health challenges. His contribution to Nollywood’s quintessential comedic figures is destined to endure as an individual, who wields large influence over the nation’s cultural and entertainment space. Amaechi Muonagor Three weeks after losing one of its comic actors to the pang of death, the Nigerian movie industry lost yet another veteran actor, Amaechi Muonagor, to the cold hands of death. Muonagor died on Sunday, March 24, after battling kidney disease for a long time. This came few days after a viral video in which he solicited financial assistance from Nigerians to enable him to travel abroad for a kidney transplant. During his career, Muonagor has appeared in dozens of films, including Aki and Paw Paw, one of his most famous roles, where he played the father of two mischief-making, exuberant teenagers. Read the full article

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Naked Megan claims sets off furore online This is obviously in response to Nigeria’s First Lady senator and her speech.A few snippets “Is it misconstruing and twisting Senator Tinubu’s comments about “nakedness” to connect it with her reference to the duchess? Was the “why did Meghan come here…” line a rhetorical question? And was her point really about the pervasiveness of Western cultural influence and not, as many have decided, a dig at the duchess’ tour wardrobe?”“Two pertinent details here: It would be unprecedented for a First Lady, and of a Commonwealth country no less, to take aim at a member of the royal family, especially a duchess who, as she revealed during an episode of her Archetypes podcast, was “forty three percent Nigerian” according to a genealogy test.”“In a 2018 story about Nigerian style, The New York Times reported that the country “remains politically, socially and religiously conservative. Men and women tend to dress accordingly, in loose fitting garments made from vivid traditional textiles (brocade, adire, ankara) and Western-style business professional attire.”“So, from an Australian standpoint, Meghan’s sleeveless, strapless and summery dresses were pretty damn fabulous. However, how might they have come across against this religious and cultural backdrop?I did not find them damn fabulous just for the record 😬It must be noted that the duchess did incorporate local pieces, wearing, along with Harry, traditional wooden necklaces given to them when they arrived, a one-of-a-kind skirt made by the brand Regalia by FAL made from Aso-Oke fabric (hand-woven cloth created by the Yoruba people) and a shawl gifted to her by the First Lady of Lagos State, Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu.But But ignore the offence created she wore local pieces 🙄Archive below https://ift.tt/PTe1S8I to correct title post link: https://ift.tt/Pb5Q08v author: darkdarktimes submitted: May 28, 2024 at 07:37AM via SaintMeghanMarkle on Reddit disclaimer: all views + opinions expressed by the author of this post, as well as any comments and reblogs, are solely the author's own; they do not necessarily reflect the views of the administrator of this Tumblr blog. For entertainment only.

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By • Olalekan Fagbade Help me to apprehend Naira Marley - Late Mohbad’s Mother cries for help Mrs Promise Aloba, the mother of the late Nigerian singer, Mohbad, has urged the Federal Government and Nigerians in general to help uncover the truth behind her son’s untimely demise. She made the call when Sen. Elisha Abbo, Chairman, House Committee on Committee on Entertainment Economy, and Nollywood actresses , Tonto Dikeh and Iyabo Ojo, paid the family a condolence visit in Lagos on Thursday. Aloba, who spoke in Yoruba Language, alleged that Naira Marley, the owner of Marlian Record label, is connected to her son’s death. She also called for assistance in investigating the matter further. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that 27-year-old Mohbad was formerly signed to Naira Marley’s Marlian Records and left the label in 2022. She said that her late son had always complained about serious threat to his life by Naira Marley and some other individuals. In tears, Aloba said “I know my son, he told me that Naira Marley usually threatened him. Please Nigerians help me to look for him; please have mercy on me; that is all you can do for me. “I cannot singlehandedly fish him out. Also, he told me the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) gave him some water in a bottle to drink sometimes ago. Help me please. “My son was always beaten. Even he was mentioning Sam Larry, l don’t know them. They enslaved my son. “He was always telling me to guide him so he would not be killed, these were all he was saying until they finally killed him. Please help me.” Speaking, Abbo assured Mohbad’s mother of protection and an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his demise. He also pledged to spearhead the campaign for a Creative Economy Commission. He said the Commission aims to address conflicts within the creative industry, including disputes related to record labels and artist contracts. “It will also help in preventing situations where individuals resort to self-help,” Abbo said. NAN reports that the Police Command in Lagos State on Thursday announced that it has completed exhumation of the body of Mohbad to conduct an autopsy as part of further investigation into his death. (NAN) #HelpmearrestNairaMarleysaysMohbad’sMothercriesout

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Tiwa Savage is a Nigerian singer, songwriter, and actress who has gained global recognition for her exceptional music talent. She is known for her captivating stage performances, and her coronation performance in Windsor, United Kingdom, was no exception. Tiwa Savage was invited to perform at the just concluded King Charles III coronation, held at Windsor Castle, United Kingdom. The ceremony was attended by high-profile individuals, including government officials, monarchs, citizens from every common wealth countries and celebrities from different parts of the world. Tiwa Savage's performance was nothing short of breathtaking. She appeared on stage in a gorgeous green dress showcasing Nigeria green and white colour. The stage was beautifully decorated with great lighting, creating a picturesque scene that set the tone for the event. The stage was beautifully decorated with great lighting, creating a picturesque scene that set the tone for the event. As Tiwa Savage began to sing, the audience was enraptured by her soulful voice and the message in her lyrics. Her performance was a tribute to the new crowned King Charles III. She sang songs that celebrated the history and traditions of the British monarch, reminding the audience of the greatness and resilience. Tiwa Savage's performance was not just about the music; it was also a celebration of British monarchy, fashion and style. Her dress was a stunning masterpiece that highlighted the beauty and elegance of traditional Nigerian fashion. Her makeup and jewellery were also on point, creating a stunning look that complemented her performance. The coronation performance was not just about entertainment. It was a celebration of culture, tradition, and the rich history of Britain. Tiwa Savage used her music to promote social change and inspire the audience to take action towards a better future for the world. Alongside her on the stage is the young Talented and Dynamic Moses Olukayode stage name (Opa Moses). Bringing the African vibe to the music led by Tiwa Savage with his Talking drum popularly known as Gangan or Apala in Yoruba language. The sound of his drum captivates the audiences. Though the duration of the performance was short but it was very special. Good one for Nigerians all over the world. In conclusion, Tiwa Savage's coronation performance was a masterpiece that showcased her exceptional talent and creativity. She used her music to celebrate Nigerian culture and promote social change, leaving the audience in awe of her performance. Tiwa Savage is a true ambassador of Nigerian music and culture, and her King Charles III coronation performance was a testament to her excellence. Video link Below: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cr-dVORNq0K/

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Nigeria is home to a vibrant and diverse radio landscape, with a wide range of stations catering to the country's diverse linguistic, cultural, and musical traditions. From national broadcasters to local community stations, Nigerian radio offers something for everyone.

One of the most well-known radio stations in Nigeria is the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC). The NBC operates a number of national and local stations, providing news, current affairs, music, and entertainment programs. Some of the most popular NBC stations include Radio Nigeria, which features news and cultural programming in a variety of languages, and Voice of Nigeria, which broadcasts news and current affairs in English.

Another major player in the Nigerian radio landscape is the Silverbird Group, which operates a number of commercial stations across the country. These stations play a mix of music, news, and entertainment programming, and are a popular choice for listeners looking for a more contemporary sound. Some of the most popular Silverbird stations include Rhythm FM, which features a mix of international and Nigerian music hits, and Silverbird News 24, which provides 24-hour news coverage.

In addition to the major broadcasters, Nigeria is also home to a thriving community radio sector. Community radio stations are run by volunteers and provide a platform for local voices and perspectives. These stations often specialize in niche music genres or cultural programming and are a great way to discover new artists and perspectives.

Some popular community radio stations in Nigeria include Radio Kano FM in Kano, which features a mix of traditional Hausa music and news programming, and Ibadan City FM in Ibadan, which plays a mix of contemporary and traditional Yoruba music.

No matter what your interests or preferences, there is sure to be a radio station in Nigeria that suits your needs. With a diverse range of broadcasters and programming, Nigerian radio is a vibrant and dynamic part of the country's media landscape. So why not tune in today and discover what the Nigerian airwaves have to offer?

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