Pages

Showing posts with label Ndani TV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ndani TV. Show all posts

Saturday, 14 June 2014

The Rise Of The Eagles - Episode 2




''With The Super Eagles of Nigeria set to battle other countries for honors as the Brazil 2014 World Cup gets in full gear, the team's sojourn to the top echelon of African football has been captured beautifully in our new documentary titled "The Rise of the Eagles."
It is a 3 part series which features interviews with some of Nigeria's leading football figures such as Paul Bassey, Mitchell Obi, Mumuni Alao,Austin Eguavoen, Stephen Keshi and Daniel Amokachi amongst others.''

Sunday, 8 June 2014

Ndani presents: The Rise of the Eagles - Epsiode 1





''With The Super Eagles of Nigeria set to battle other countries for honors at the Brazil 2014 World Cup which kicks off in a few days, the team's sojourn to the top echelon of African football has been captured beautifully in a new documentary produced by Ndani TV titled "The Rise of the Eagles."

The inspiring 3 part documentary which features interviews with some of Nigeria's leading football figures such as Paul Bassey, Mitchell Obi, Mumuni Alao,Austin Eguavoen, Stephen Keshi and Daniel Amokachi amongst others.''

Saturday, 10 May 2014

Just Say It - #BringBackOurGirls




''On April 15th, 2014 over 200 school girls were abducted from their school in Chibok, Borno State. The whole world is swirling with questions and though our hearts are heavy, we stand in solidarity with their families to say #BringBackOurGirls!!!''

''The history books will remember
how a group of girls the size of a small tribe vanished
like a twisted kind of hide and seek
how we began our counting a little late
imagined them giggling in their hiding places
like the games we play when we were just little girls
when we were sure that somebody would always find us
no matter how far we went
no matter how dark the night

So if 200 is too high a number to count to
let start at one
the apple of a father's eye
two
the one with her mother's smiling face
three
the class clown
four
the one that could have been a doctor

So what if we called them by name
what if we imagined our own daughters waiting
counting on the fact that we would turn
the whole world over just to bring them back home
counting on our numbers
sure that we would gather by the thousands
at least by the hundreds just to bring them back

So if 200 is too high a number to stand with
why don't we start at one
me
two
you''

Monday, 5 May 2014

Ndani TV Presents: Platinum Standard – Femi Kuti



''In this edition of Platinum Standard, legendary musician Femi Kuti talks to us about his difficult and self-taught journey through music under the legacy of his iconic father. He tells us about life in the Kalakuta republic and his rise from assistant band leader of Egypt 80, to an internationally acclaimed and highly decorated solo career.''