Oliver Twist Dance / Naija Boyz UK Promo

I like my Naija Boyz,...
So I'll help get the words out there!
This is a new video promoting their coming England Campus Tour, ... London, Manchester, Birmingham, ...
Enjoy the Oliver Twist Dance ... and the following comment

I'LL TAKE MY CHANCES

I’ll Take My Chances, which will be in cinemas nationwide in December by director Desmond Elliotis, featuring  Ini Edo, Bryan Okwara and Ashleigh Clark, is set for premiere in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State on Saturday September 24th 2011.

AfricanRemix alias "naija boyz"just uploaded a new youtube video

Jay-Z / Kanye (Otis) vs Lil Wayne / Bruno Mars (Mirror) - AFRICAN REMIX!!!

Jay-Z / Kanye (Otis) vs Lil Wayne / Bruno Mars (Mirror) - AFRICAN REMIX!!! How to love. Carter 4. Watch the Throne More

PARIS À TOUT PRIX

Being from Cameroon myself, i was really pleased to discover this 2007 drama from director Joséphine Ndagnou depicting a really sad but all so true reality. Paris à tout prix ("Paris at any cost" or "Paris or nothing") introduce us to Suzy portayed by Joséphine Ndagnou herself.

Naija Boyz Ooo!

Make you no vex Ooo! If ya don’t already know!

they are the Naija Boyz, youTube celebrities with million views of their hilarious spoofs of hip hop music bluckbusters from Chris Brown ft. T-Pain’s ‘Kiss, Kiss, Wiz Khalifa - Black and Yellow, Beyonce’s ‘Single Ladies, Soulja Boy’s ‘Crank among others to their own Naija State Of Mind , ... If ya don’t already know, Naija stand for Nageria. You can find their blog online @ africanremix.blogspot.com, and videos @ www.youtube.com/user/AfricanRemix.

Here are some of their work, enjoy! and spread the word...

Nigeria's Nollywood eclipsing Hollywood in Africa

As cinemas close across Africa, homegrown blockbusters are actually eclipsing Hollywood on the African market as for the first time in 13 years an African feature competes for the top award at Cannes.

This weekend, "A Screaming Man" by Chad director Mahamat-Saleh Haroun joins 18 other movies selected to contend for the prestigious Palme d'Or, awarded May 23 at the close of the 12-day film festival.

Yet cinemas across the continent are pulling down screens, converted to pentecostal churches, night clubs or warehouses.

The average rate of closure is estimated at one a month - an endemic trend blamed on ticket prices too high for the average African as well as on the proliferation of cheap pirated DVDs at any street corner.

Around 50 cinemas remain in business - most in South Africa and Kenya with a few in Nigeria - thanks to mushrooming city shopping malls.

In Ivory Coast, west Africa's cultural crossroads, "cinema is dying, if it is not dead already", said award-winning producer Roger Gnoan M'Bala.

BlackBerry Babes or BBB

“Why can’t you understand that without you buying me a blackberry phone there is no basis for this relationship? Why must I be embarrassed in front of my friends?”, is how Keisha dumps Daniel. That sentence sumerize the spirit of this comedy from nigerian Nollywood director Sylvester Obadigie. BlackBerry Babes or BBB, is  about a group of girls that love BlackBerrys' phones so much that they will only date guys that will buy them one. For those ladies it equals fashion and style and it defines the kind of friends or circle you belong to in the society. For the Men who understand that,  it's a means to an end. The girls are constantly on the hunt for new models and will do whatever it takes to get one...