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Nigeria faces identity, morality and governance issues. Previously and under President Tinubu, systemic corruption and inefficiencies have eroded public trust, despite claims of transparency and reforms.Despite these efforts, the urgency of these issues remains critical as citizens struggle for dail...

30/06/2024

Very Dark Man is the Angry ‘Jesus,’ in the Jewish Jerusalem Temple!
Martins Vincent Otse, also known as Very Dark Man, has emerged as a prominent voice against social and moral decay in Nigeria. His activism mirrors the biblical narrative of Jesus driving out traders from the temple, embodying righteous anger against corruption and moral decline. Born in Edo state and raised in Lagos, Martins transitioned from a social media marketer to a celebrated activist, gaining popularity and notoriety on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.

Martins' righteous anger is directed at systemic corruption, unethical practices, and the moral decline among Nigerian youth. His activism took a significant turn when he confronted the skincare industry, particularly targeting the brand Jenny's Glow for selling harmful products. This bold stance against exploitation resonated with many Nigerians, earning him widespread support.

Let’s appraise why the real historical and divine Christ Yeshua(Jesus) acted in Mark 11:15-17: "On reaching Jerusalem, Jesus entered the temple courts and began driving out those, who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the benches of those selling doves, and would not allow anyone to carry merchandise through the temple courts. And as he taught them, he said, 'Is it not written: My house will be called a house of prayer for all nations? But you have made it a den of robbers.'"

Similar to Jesus in the temple, Martins' frustration with the contemporary Nigerian value system, especially among the youth, is evident. While some view the youth as dynamic and forward-thinking, Martins sees a disturbing trend of moral and ethical decay. The pursuit of wealth and fame has overshadowed values like integrity, hard work, and community responsibility, perpetuated by the normalization of corrupt practices and the glorification of unethical routes to success.

Social media plays a dual role in shaping the values of Nigerian youth, contributing to both awareness against corruption and the spread of materialistic values. Martins challenges the distorted perception of success fueled by envy and unethical competition. He advocates for a return to genuine education, emphasizing knowledge as a tool for societal development rather than individual gain.

Despite his growing fame, Martins remains grounded, emphasizing societal betterment over personal wealth. His refusal of bribes underscores his commitment to integrity. Beyond social media, he engages directly with communities, teaching self-defense and empowering individuals against exploitation. Martins, as Very Dark Man, embodies the spirit of a modern-day prophet, using his activism to confront moral and ethical decay in Nigerian society.

The current Nigerian value system among youth faces a critical juncture, marked by moral and ethical decline. Martins challenges young Nigerians to reject shortcuts to success and embrace values of integrity, hard work, and communal responsibility. His activism calls for a return to true positive human values and ethical living, urging individuals to be forces for change in society.

Support for Martins' cause is crucial in confronting moral decay and striving for a society built on integrity, justice, and communal welfare. Every individual has the power to effect change, transforming society through unwavering commitment to justice. As Very Dark Man continues to challenge societal values and inspire positive change, his message resonates as a beacon of hope for a brighter future in Nigeria.

09/09/2023

I AM LOOKING FOR THEM!

After fifteen years away from Surulere, where I cut my career tooth, nostalgia has been seizing me for want of past friends. Some had returned to home states, just like I did in 2008. But my angst arises from missing peer faces on the streets, every morning I walk through Adelabu Street into Ilorin Street, where a longstanding friend runs Emem's Haven, 13 B Adelabu Street.

There is no mistaking the serenity of Emem's Haven given its tug-away location on quiet Ilorin Street, meeting Agbonyin Avenue at one end and Adelabu Street on two ends. Of course, there is no better place for a screenwriter, who has just been laid off a full-time role, now back on the 'streets,' which he has had to walk most of his career. More so, the amiable ownership of Emem's Haven that has over the years been such an unforgettable friend added me back on its 'Lagos friendship list,' since my return in 2019, to live and work in Victoria Island (not Surulere).

Yes, patrons of Emem's Haven get to become a brethren or sistren, after continuous enjoyment of 'always' tasty Efik-Ibibio (not Calabar) flavored meals out of its 13B, Ilorin Street, Surulere address.

So back to hustling; but something keeps bothering me. Why would anyone keep identifying me as a writer or Screenwriter, if in all of my career I have screen/copywritten, voiced, and produced radio and TV commercials and documentaries? To be immodest, I produced a morning show in a defunct TV station many years back as lead of a full crew. So people should be reminded that while I may not have shot my first short or feature-length live-action drama screenplay, I am also a knack screenwriter waiting to deliver. Really, the reason I went out the second time this Saturday to hunt for familiar peer faces, but kept getting shocked at seeing a new generation, Gen Z!

I took an early morning stroll as the sun fought the cloudy skies that poured down rain the previous Friday night. I stared in faces for reciprocated recognition by male and female joggers, none would happen. I hoped that before finishing off Akerele Street at Adenrian Ogusanya, someone might just show up, familiar. None! I took my Huawei Pad, just in case a familiar showed up, he or she would first suffer intrusive photoshoot, before recognition, laughter, huggies, and hey come along.

What would you expect if you had met a colleague like Grace, my coursemate, this year at TBS, after 30 years? Loud laughter and huggies, 'How about him or her?' after, 'Where have you been?' And I met another career associate driving by, two Saturdays ago on Olufemi Street. Really, relocating so Surulere from Victoria Island has been one nostalgic mood swing to the other. But each morning I stroll through the gates at Emem Restaurant, 13B, Ilorin Street, and occupy a space provided by kindness on a table wide enough to take my Huawei Pad, I write!

Is that why they call me a writer most of the time? Don't take jobs away from me please. I am back on the freelance street! Laugh out loud! But I am still looking for them; friends, associates, and colleagues from 1993, when I returned to Lagos. Yes, my earliest arrival in Lagos was 1980, when one of my many talents took me like a whirlwind to Lagos. Look out for the story about to be titled Lessons of Lagos.

Surulere Stadium! Through the gates I wandered in with memories flooding my conscious look- out-for-them. The echoes of cheering fans, the smell of popcorn from the nearby vendors, and the feeling of camaraderie in the air—all of it rushed back to me. Those were back in years when National Stadium, Surulere, often decorating Surulere as Nigeria's Sports City used to ring. I looked for familiar faces, but all were strange and mainly Gen Z!

I spotted a group gathered frontward of O Jays Nightclub! Music , Terminator fought hard to counter Wiz Kid's track, which I can't remember from another group; indeed, as many groups so would be different music to motivate various exercises. I stopped short of asking a woman, in pure bliss of sexy leotard, if she knew me. Silly! That would be! Because she could retort, 'Are you sure your memory is not failing you?' Maybe; I mean, if you are nine years short of three scores and ten, your memory could fail. But though I have not had a well-flavored cup of espresso like when working on Victoria Island and resorting to bitter kola and alligator pepper, my memory has become the greatest hard disk of the life of me.

Embarrassed I stared away from her curviness, but my eyes caught more curvy women stretching and jumping among men as the exercise director, an athletic young man drove them to rhyme with the Terminator soundtrack . I whipped out my Huawei, and got pictures, including men, who surprisingly were not distracted by the curves. Really, even as the exercise director, kept hinting someone, '...fit sn**ch your girlfriend!' As if it is a new thing in lower-middle-class Surulere, where many Nollywood stars ran from to inhabit, newly built Lekki just to show class. Yes in the sense that sn**ching boyfriends and girlfriends could get you a space in highbrow Lekki about 15 years ago.

Someone moaned in my ears. I turned around to see a young man, who passed a warning from his boss, one of the organizers of O Jays Nollywood Joggers as shouted by the exercise director. 'Sir you are not allowed to shoot this event!' 'Okay! Okay! No problem, I picked my umbrella, dropped my Pad into its carry-bag and moved away. I made a mental note to get around to a staircase and film them from behind later...to be continued.

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Ekene Som Mekwunye Makes Honey Money from Scammer Bees!

Ekene Som-Mekwunye is an adjunct lecturer at School of Media and Communication, Pan-Atlantic University,Lagos. He is also CEO at Riverside Productions, follo...

24/05/2023

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Women Don't Need S*x to Become Big Achievers-Joke Silva

By some exemplary occurrence, Joke Silva, one of Nigeria's female movie stars, has stayed married for 40years, on stage and in movies. You could be curious to know why market women in her native Lagos Island community chased her for showing those talents in a family centred TV series, Owulorojo(The....

14/04/2023

How Obi Emelonye Unlocked Nollywood Lockdown in 2020!

OBI EMENLOYE started out from Nollywood in the early-2000s, when Living in Bo***ge mania threw up Nigerian filmmaking with remarkable film stars. Something close to BBNaija mania these days, you might say, because Nollywood then had its bad boys and girls. It was and is still a blend of Nolly, Nig

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FILM TALK WITH Chinenye Nworah https://youtu.be/gHaCy8Y6Zpw
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Filmtalk with Chinenye (Chchi) Nworah, Executive Producer/Showrunner at Lagos based premium and hyper-local media and entertainment company, Giant Creative S...

08/03/2023

https://www.filmlab.ng/post/voices-statements-and-rebellion

Media culture comes from impact, and intellectual guidance exerted by arts, media and entertainment. Television and cinema, among other media channels, have changed public opinion, tastes and values. Further so, film culture is as an expression of cultural meaning in historical contexts. That is to....

03/03/2023

Ike Nnabue Made a U-Turn Crossing Sahara for Europe.

Some two decades ago, Ike Nnaebue abandoned an attempt to travel by road across the dangerous Sahara Desert for Europe. Two years back, he went back to under...

21/02/2023

Do women have any choices given the situation depicted in Shanty Town?

09/02/2023

Yup! Soft Power in Filmmaking is a Blast!

In this last part of Filmtalk with Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe, he leaves clear parting words for filmmakers, 'Once you understand fully what's going on regarding the economics of film, the business of film, the film business, the politics, the cultural issues, the socioeconomic issues then everything be...

08/02/2023

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Emmanuel does not spare words in restating his vision and mission as a media entrepreneur, more so a filmmaker; out to make a very personalised, or rather spiritual, statement about the essential black identity. He raises questions about major American producers' investments in Nollywood and South A...

07/02/2023

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Emmanuel Anyiam-Osigwe(MBE), represents the Anyiam-Osigwes Family legacy in the Nigerian media and entertainment industry, more so Nollywood. He pays tribute to Peace Maria Ogechi Anyiam-Osigwe,( founder of African Movie Academy Awards (AMAA)). He also insists on his peculiar contribution to Nollywo...

03/02/2023

Call Dr. Claire Anyiam-Osigwe for Smooth Skin No Shade!

Filmtalk guest, Emmanuel Anyiam_Osigwe provides an answer to his best-known quote, I have probably watched more black films than anyone else alive.’ That sounds like an overload. He's a Nigerian media entrepreneur, filmmaker and founder of British Urban Festival Film Festival, BUFF Studios in the ...

31/01/2023

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Is Nollywood Listening, Seeing and Doing Wakanda?

17/01/2023

https://www.filmlab.ng/post/do-white-men-watch-african-films-movies

Does Tony Abulu hate video interviews? I don't think so; because if you were to fly across Atlantic Ocean, Lagos to New York for this edition of Filmtalk, he would be at his breakfast table. Or worst, still in bed! Jet-lagged, how would I behave at Tony's breakfast table? Would I get attuned to brea...

16/01/2023

Nigerians in diaspora remit $30 BILLION per annum back home. A smart country can easily monetize it with only $20 million total and generate average $100 million per annum, enough to save 100 million languishing Nigerian youths. My people perish for lack of Knowledge. What we are looking for in Sokoto is in our Sokoto pocket.

Africa's Cultural & Creative Industry Monetisation Advocate/CEO Channel Digital Platform Nollywood was not built for 10 to 20 surviving filmmakers...it was developed out of necessity of economic survival; it didn't care about global artificial film accolades. It only bothered about Nigerian

16/01/2023

Will it make market sense, if we should reject the formula and immerse audiences in the said collaborative context? Such that, will recognize our current dilemma; not some singular superstar’s story that precludes our voices in the process? It will be fruitful to “…to connect with an audience…through the lens of people’s experiences …” for more emotive...” connection.

Protagonists set objective(s), go in search of something or pursue solution(s) to problem(s) or resolve issue(s). Such pursuits unavoidably become methods with which storytellers tell stories. So how does storytelling become a method for achieving an aim or goal? It will mean first of all taking out...

13/01/2023

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Protagonists set objective(s), go in search of something or pursue solution(s) to problem(s) or resolve issue(s). Such pursuits unavoidably become methods with which storytellers tell stories. So how does storytelling become a method for achieving an aim or goal? It will mean first of all taking out...

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15/12/2022

Once upon a time… what is your story?
ARE YOU A FILMMAKER, SCREENWRITER, PRODUCER, CINEMATOGRAPHER, PRODUCTION MANAGER, EXCECUTIVE PRODUCER/INVESTOR? Come and tell us your STORY!

Most times, the question, ‘What is your story?’ gets a response, ‘Once upon a time…?’ An ‘auto-biography’ response might be, ‘I met him/her/them, while visiting….’ Such responses outline the plot of story or story plot. But the difference between ‘Story and Plot’ seems unclea...

13/12/2022

Nollywood Filmmakers Can Build a Better Nigeria!

In this last part of Filmtalk with Mathew Simpa words of advice can never be enough for young film industry practitioners as much as they should be humble and willingto learn professionally. Efefiong: You’re now Head of Department film production of Ben Auto Entertainment. Mathew: Oh no, that is h...