Unfortunately, "Tango With Me' is not coming online for a while as it is still showing at cinemas - next stop is Dublin/Ireland and probably Glasgow/Edinburgh in the UK

There a lot of Nigerians/Africans living in Aberdeen, Scotland - however, there is no access to Nigerian/African social platforms.

TRENDYPR and TALKING DRUMS ENTERTAINMENT UK have launched a new platform for screening Nollywood Films starting with the five (5) times award winning Nigerian/African or Nollywood film: ‘Tango with Me’ in Aberdeen.
The movie is scheduled for the 15th of February 2013 at the Belmont Picture House, Aberdeen AB10 1JS from 10:30pm.

More details at www.trendypr.com

Hello Guys!

Tango With Me is showing in Aberdeen, Scotland on the 15th of February 2013!

Details here:

http://www.facebook.com/events/399045286839350/?fref=ts

http://www.facebook.com/events/414545788626623/

Win a trendy wedding package worth £20,000!

Details at www.weddingtrendy.com

Hi Guys,

What do you think?

Please read the account of a friend's friend:

http://weddingtrendy.com/2011/05/17/trendy-article-picky-marriage/

Comments welcomed! Thank you

Abbihh

Aha!

Interesting view of a Naija Brother!
Read the article here and and lets have your comments:

http://weddingtrendy.com/2011/05/14/trendy-article-toast-nigerian-girl/

Interesting!

This issue keeps coming up especially with the confidence that men has about having a go again with their exes.

Here is a man's view: http://weddingtrendy.com/2011/04/19/trendy-article-love-you-hate-issue-dating-exes/

Lets hear it.

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Hey SS Collins,

Just read your post (one year on :-)) and was wondering if you ever made it to Lagos/Nigeria for the car racing? How did it go?

Thinking of starting a project or somesort in Nigeria and wondering if we can have a chat about it? Might big project I reckon but hey, something will give.

Lets talk. Im in London at the moment.

Me

Hi everyone!

Good to know that folks back home are gearing up towards becoming equipped as their counterparts in the western world.

I am thrilled - well done guys!

I have been in project management for a while now and I will advice anyone serious about taking their career to the next level to do so.

I chose Prince 2 over PMI because it can be easily deployed and in quite practical. I also have a good knowledge of PMI but would advice starters back home to run with Prince 2 first. Besides, applications from the UK are readily deployed in 9ja and it would not be fair to sell a methodology in 9ja just for the sales purpose of it.

Again it is up to you guys! If you have access to the internet, do the research before investing in the programmes! Again, DO NOT just go through the training like everyone did during the MSCE rush in the 90s. In whatsoever means, get the practical aspect of Project Management as well. You will be surprised to know that going to the cybercafe to browse itself is a project! Everything we do can be likened to a project - Getting admission to study at the Uni, Planning to get a certification for Project Management, Renting a flat or even simply planing a birthday party are typical examples of Projects that needed to be managed to be successful.

I understand the sudden rush to the gold mine but sometimes over here in the UK, employers only want you to have the 'knowledge' of Prince 2 and you will be given a job - as long as you can learn on the job and prove you have the right grey matter up there!

I will be honest - I got my first Project Management job without the certification and I am doing well today with the certification.

Bottomline folks - if you are interested in becoming a Project Manager - go in there with your heart, mind and a plan to get some bucks pilling up in your bank account not just to get another paper or accreditation to your name. Afterall, a lot of MSCEs out there in 9ja do not know jack about a network :-)

All the very best and come along and join the train to success :-)

Abbihh

Hello

Ladies, Hey! If Darkmanzero is a man, listen to him. Not because he is a saint, probably because he thinks the way an average Nigerian (or any other out there for that matter) man thinks and I think he deserves the kudos for being bold and honest about his opinions. Quite matured too!!! If he is not married, I can recommend a babe for him! If he is, let him be celebrated by the menfolks, i beta be careful, Nigeria guys don't like comparism.

Anyway, the thing is, (all) women sometimes want this luvy duvvy thingy to go on forever. Well, some guys out there knows how to endlessly and if you are lucky, you can find them or already got them, some  guys you have to teach them, some you have to love them the way they are, we call them the NON-ODAs (Open Display of Affection)  trust me, no dragon can make a NON-ODA hold your hands in public and yet in his heart, he is just who you want him to be!!! Forget all the macho thing! Every man (and woman) wants to be loved but like Darkmanzero ealier pointed out, what happens when your relationship is at a plateau stage (And it does and will get to that stage trust me!!!) what then is there to hold on to but the depth of your personalities? When you love a man with your heart and can talk to him about anything and everything, you can be a support and not a whimp, when you are self confident and don't use him as a cructh, then you don't have to keep the 'romance' alive with sex. And before you shoot me, sex indeed is wonderful and when the partners know what to do with each other's body, then its bliss. But honestly, what do the two of you do with your grey matter? I have heard of a case a guy left the babe because the only thing she knows how to do is have sex! He was looking out for the inovative part of the woman and found none! Thats a shame for womanhood. Ladies, balance your personalities. Be the bxxxch in the bedroom and the boss in the boardroom; in between, find your common place of making the romance thingy work for you (just sharing a joke that only the 2 of you understand might be it!!!!), otherwise, say the Serenity prayer and love your man jo!

Be happy out there!

Heard/seen him yet?

www.harribest.com

Seun

David Ke? Which of the versions of the bible did you get your views from? Nairaland JV?

Ok what about Joseph?

Abi

Davidylan,

You must have been through some grooves! Seems God has been good to you, ?

Abi

Hey People,

We have seen, we are seeing and will continue to see Nigerian movies.

We have also seen the Good, the Bad and the (Very, very VERYYYYYYY) Ugly.

What do you want to see in a Nigerian movie? Talking about the Package, Storyline, Old/Modern, Actors/Actresses, the whole lot?

Let it R@@L,


Abi

Having fun?

The guy is on Nigeria Radio!

Hi there!

Joseph the Leader or David the achiever.

Some days ago, a forum was raised in my office about these fellas and we are still on it. You will be surprised the to know why and how people identify with these charatcers. I want to take that same forum to my fellow Nairalanders. Trust that you wont hold anything back!!!!


So guys, what is it your verdict? Joseph or David Who do you choose and why?(if you know the characters that is :-))

Have fun!


Abi

L@@k guys, Harri The Hulk.

Who is green like that? lol

Looking out for Harri's shows as well.

Hey does anyone know where is Harri on soon? Any ideas and when? Maybe Bluenubian and I can hook up.:-)

DM?

Hey Bluenubian, that was nothing.

Checked your profile at myspace, you got something going there!!! Bold Ma'am! Respect (wo)man!!

But you know wot, its us Women that makes the men. Women are the most faithful fans. Without compromising your belief and standard, sis, give the guy at least a thumbs up, he must have spent money on his video , lol!!!!

What do you do Sista? You sound interesting!!!

Argue? Sorry wasnt meant to be. DM.

Thanks for the thread and yeah you are good guy. glamrocka just gave u a hug, enjoy it :-)

Whoooooopsieeeeeeeee! Thats something. Glamrocka, you sound very classy just like bluenubia. The world can do with people like you 2. Balanced indiviudals. Nothing wrong having your own opinions as you have rightly said. Win some, lose some. Nigerian or not, good or bad. There are loads of bad/wonderful music and their videos out there. Some people watch it happen, some make it happen. We all belong in some category or the other. lol

I just saw this guy and 2face on myspace.com . They are both doing a gr8 job representing 9ja.

My observation? 2face's fans are mainly from 9ja and also growing (on www.myspace.com) . Harri's , from all over the world, thats tells me he is doing something rite!!!!

Its a shame you guys are so so unappreciative of our talents. Whc one una don produce?anyone of you worked on your bodies, that is if you eva thot about it. And if you do, muscles dont get toned without hard work.Not surprised though. Every good thing always get critisicms. Keep on bringing it on, he will make more money.

I wont call that guy fat. I can sense a twinge of jealousy.

Hey people!, Nice to hear what you all had to say about your jobs.

I was thinking the same way most of you guys were until a few days ago. If you really want to do something for yourself, use your brain. I don't mean to sound rough especially on those that aren't happy with what they are doing (don't forget I was thinking the same way until a few days ago). I would recommend you guys to go and get yourself a copy of that book - Rich Dad, Poor Dad. If you can get the audio CD, then do so. Don't work for money. Make your money work for you. I picked up a few tips there and I can tell you, I am not waiting until that BIG break we are all waiting for anymore. I am making it happen. Every day counts. Find a reason why you don't want to be an average person and form a personal program to get out of it. Then stick to it. Its no magic but you will find yourself waking up everyday looking forward to the challenges and opportunities the day holds and also the opportunity to use your mind positively for yourself. You are presently on that job because somebody needed someone more intelligent that they are.So if you think you are better than your boss, you are probably right!!!! Thats the reason you were employed in the first place. But please don't forget that the same way you are thinking of leaving that job, is the same way someone else is praying hard for it. And for those of you that love your job, do the same, make your money work for you, So There! Its all in your hands folks, Use the 'Grey Matter'. All the very best.