(PICTURES) BUNMI DAVIES SPEAKS ON EXPANDING YOUR FRONTIERS

 October’s Creative Enterprise Session had Bunmi Davies (C.E.O Afrotainment Productions, the producers of one of Africa’s biggest comedy shows ‘Stand Up Nigeria') who spoke on 'Expanding Your Frontiers in the Creative Industry'. The event was anchored and coordinated by Godwin, JP.

The session is put together by Creative Entrepreneurs Association of Nigeria (CEAN) with support of the British Council, Nigeria. 

Below are some of the pictures for your view:

JPTalks Live at Burial Ceremony #BlastFromPast

(EVENT) JOIN BUNMI DAVIES AS HE SPEAKS AT THE CREATIVE ENTERPRISE SESSION

Bunmi Davies

The Creative Entrepreneurs Association of Nigeria (CEAN) with support of the British Council, Nigeria invites you to October’s Creative Enterprise Sessions.

Bunmi Davies is the C.E.O Afrotainment Productions, the producers of one of Africa’s biggest comedy shows ‘Stand Up Nigeria’. A Quintessential Producer who has successfully built a business out of his passion.

He will be quick to tell you he has been involved in leisure entertainment with his cousins as far back as 1983, his activities however took a business dimension in 1999 when he floated Afrotainment Productions. He later attended the Fate Foundation and The Enterprise Development Centre of Lagos Business School to polish up his passion into a thriving enterprise.

Bunmi is the Events Producer of Nigeria’s King of comedy, Alibaba and has produced all of Alibaba’s concerts from inception in 2005 to date (2014). He is also the Events Producer of some of the most recognized comedy names in Nigeria - Teju Babyface, Owen Gee, Holy Mallam, Helen Paul and a few others.

He will speaking on: Expanding your Frontiers in the Creative Industry

Wednesday, October 29th, 2014 from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM (WAT)

Venue:

STAND FOR NIGERIA (EVENT)

"The Nigeria I came to see was only able to offer me a certificate without my basic needs for survival"

I had a dream that propelled my going to school.
I saw a NIGERIA that will help my dream come true.
About six years later (plus unwanted strike), the dream I saw became fluke.
Who stole my dream?
The Nigeria I came to see was only able to offer me a certificate without my basic needs for survival.

Jungle Prophecy: Nigeria’s Post Independence Message (Opinion)

“Nigeria, like a jungle comprises of thorns and fruits alike. It is a society where some are entangled in sorrows and absolute disappointment while a few others are caught in rejoicing and merriment. It is a feast of the predators on the preys.The fittest is the king, the law serves the whims of the highly placed at the detriment of a larger suppressed. The trees in this jungle bear fruits enough for everyone but these fruits are sadly concentrated on the hands of a few."

In my opinion, no one should suffer much penury no matter how difficult it may pose to be. The human body is strong and perfectly made as it is on a realistic observation, a fragile machine that needs maintenance to keep it up and running. The absent of this maintenance is the beginning of deterioration and a possible collapse of the entire system. Like the human body, the society needs the effective functioning of each part to smoothly run.