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Thursday, 19 July 2012
KATE HENSHAW TURNS 41
- Kate Henshaw at the London Premiere of ‘The Assasin’s Practice’
The dashing Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw clocked 41 today.
Henshaw, who is the first-born of the family, was born in Cross river state with educational background rooted both in Lagos and Calabar.
The trained medical microbiologist debuted in the 1996 action-thriller ‘Silent Night‘, after working behind-the-scenes for some time. She has stayed relevant all through the years shuttling between movie sets and theatres for live plays.
Featured in over 70 movies, she won the AMAA for ‘Best Actress in a Leading Role’ 1998.
All day, the actress has been receiving tonnes of messages from friends and well-wishers who reached out through different platforms.
‘Happy b.day to my big bro @MrOluMaintain and Sis @kdgr8 God bless you two! Have a ball!!! #Mbok’, STV presenter Yvonne ‘Vixen’ Ekwere congratulated the actress and singer Olu Maintain who also added another year today via micro-blogging site Twitter.
‘Happy birthday to Kate Henshaw @kdgr8. No wonder July is so bright’, comedian Bovi tweeted.
‘Happy birthday Kate the great!’, Darey wrote.
Overwhelmed with the messages, she tweeted back ‘To everyone who has shown me love, sorry if I cannot respond 2 all! Be sure of one thing, I love you all! Without you, there would be no me!’.
Recently separated from her husband, the actress has one child, a daughter namedElla Nutall.
THE GAME CALLS His Wedding Off ... and says It's MY Fault
The Game will remain The Bachelor ... the rapper's wedding has officially been called off ... and Game says he's the one to be blamed.
Game and his fiance Tiffney Cambridge had reportedly struck a deal to star in a wedding reality show, which would follow the couple around right up until the "I dos" at a July 28 ceremony.
But the show ... and the relationship ... are seemingly over ... with Game tweeting, "The rumors are TRUE. The wedding is OFF. It's not her fault, it's mine ! She's a GREAT woman, I just wasn't man enough 2 see it through.”
Game has since apologized to his family and friends ... adding, "Not everyone has a happy ending."
Game and his fiance Tiffney Cambridge had reportedly struck a deal to star in a wedding reality show, which would follow the couple around right up until the "I dos" at a July 28 ceremony.
But the show ... and the relationship ... are seemingly over ... with Game tweeting, "The rumors are TRUE. The wedding is OFF. It's not her fault, it's mine ! She's a GREAT woman, I just wasn't man enough 2 see it through.”
Game has since apologized to his family and friends ... adding, "Not everyone has a happy ending."
6 Reasons Why Being a Nanny is Different than Being a Daycare Worker
All quality caregivers have a genuine love and working knowledge of children; however different care giving environments require a different type of childcare. For caregivers with other types of care giving experience who enter into the world of nannying, the change of environment often comes along with an unexpected change in expectations. While daycare providers and nannies may share similar skill sets, the dynamics of working in a private home are much different than those in a home, family, or daycare setting.
When considering a career as a nanny, there are several differences from being a daycare worker that you should be aware of. Here are 6 reasons why being a nanny is different than being a daycare worker.
1. Accountability. Unlike in a daycare environment, nannies typically work unsupervised. Parents depend on nannies to be totally transparent about everything while on the clock. The level of trust a nanny employer must extend to a nanny is typically far beyond what is extended to daycare providers, since nannies work alone, without coworkers or supervisors. They must be trusted to do what their employer asks and to report any questions, concerns or problems that arise. Nannies must be transparent and trustworthy to succeed in providing in-home child care.
2. Relationships. The nanny and employer relationship one is complex. Nannies and parents develop a true partnership in raising the children. Nannies step in to meet the child’s physical, emotional, social, and intellectual needs while the parents are away from the home. This requires nannies and parents to closely work together. While a nanny is an employee of the family, she often becomes more than just a worker. She becomes a valued contributor of the family unit that is significantly depended on for the family to function as desired. Since the nanny’s workplace is the private home of the children, the relationship is naturally more intimate than the relationship between a daycare worker and the family.
3. Employee status. Unlike in a daycare center where the caregivers are the employees of the center owner, nannies are employees of the families for whom they work. Rather than the family adapting to the policies of the program, as employers, the parents set the rules, establish the policies, and call the shots that the nanny must adhere to.
4. Isolation. Since nannies typically work alone with the children, there isn’t regular interaction with other adults throughout the day. There’s no one to take over for a formal break and no one to lend assistance should the need arise. Nannies must facilitate social opportunities for the children and avoid isolation by attending playgroups, going on outings and developing relationships with other parents and caregivers and their similar aged children so that they can connect during the week.
5. Hours. On average, nannies work 40 to 60 hours per week. A nanny’s work day often starts hours before centers open and extends well past when they would close. Nannies must be prepared and be willing to work 10 to 12 hour days. Given the nature of the job, flexibility is also required. If a parent gets stuck in traffic on the way home or if a meeting runs over, they can’t leave work until the parents return home.
6. Regulation. Daycare centers, at least licensed ones, are overseen by local and state regulations. Nannies work in a largely unregulated industry. Unlike preschool teachers, there is no universal certification for nannies, and unlike centers, no one comes to inspect the private home for safety standards and concerns. Nannies must be proactive and work with the parents to develop a safe environment that encourages exploration. Nannies may also opt to attend formalized nanny training or take voluntary exams, like the International Nanny Association Nanny Credential Exam. Nannies should also maintain current CPR and first aid certification.
While all caregivers play an important role in the lives of the children for whom the care for, nannies tend to work for a family for at least one year and typically, if they start when a child is an infant, will work for several years with the same family. For caregivers wishing to become a nanny, careful consideration of the differing expectations and demands is required.http://www.hireananny.com
DAVIDO DROPS O.B.O (OMO BABA OLOWO) GENESIS
O.B.O (OMO BABA OLOWO) GENESIS
New Breakout Artist, Davido Launches Debut Album and Announces Concert Date
New kid on the block, Davido is set to release his debut album – O.B.O (Omo Baba Olowo) Genesis on Wednesday 18 July 2012 followed by his album launch concert in association with Flytime entertainment on Sunday 22 July at Eko Hotel Expo Hall, Lagos, Nigeria
Besides fulfilling his obligations as MTN Brand ambassador and attending school, Davido has been working hard on his hotly anticipated album, which will feature all of the young singer, writer and producer’s hit songs including “Back When” feat. Naeto C, pan-African chart topper – “Dami Duro” love song “Ekuro” and his latest single “Overseas” feat. his HKN label mate Sina Rambo. The 16 track O.B.O Genesis Album will also include collaborations from Nigerian music veteran, TuFace plus surefire hits with Ice Prince, May D, B-Red and K Switch.
The album launch concert is set to wow the audience with state of the art choreography, props and entertainment plus other top Nigerian Artistes confirmed to perform and special celebrity guests sure to be in attendance.
Tickets for the show are available to buy now from a variety of locations. For further information on vendors, prices and times, please log on to www.flytimetv.com
For press enquiries and interview requests, please contact:
Valerie Obaze
+ 234 (0) 805 590 1880 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting + 234 (0) 805 590 1880 end_of_the_skype_highlighting
For bookings please contact:
Asa Asika
+234 (0) 706 624 7130
Useful links:
Twitter: @iam_davido
Facebook: facebook.com/davidohkn
You Tube: davidohkn
OUR CULTURAL HERITAGE
Many undiscovered and emerging models, talents and artists have been waiting for an organisation such as AM BLACK AND BEAUTIFUL (ABAB), a Pan African organisation that aims to promote, foster, and celebrate the growth and diversity of contemporary African culture and heritage through creative performances and innovations, created and inspired within Africa, and with the commitment to uplift and revitalise Nigerian Entertainment, Art, Fashion and Modelling industry to create a platform like ABAB F.A.M.S to introduce their work, creativity and talents to a great and large audience.
Bello Tessy, the Executive consultant and the Director of Abab Modelz, a Computer science graduate of Olabisi Onabanjo University, his team Abab and other partners and sponsors find this event as an avenue to assist in creating positive knock on effects that will facilitate job creation,growth and security for the industry.
The Event is scheduled for October, 2012 (details will ce communicated via this medium and other means.
Who can attend?
fashion stylists, fashion and accessories designers, fashion retailers, models, photographers, fashionistas, fashion editors,music Artiste, Producers, Scouts, Promoters, Celebrities, top notch, students and every one with keen interest in Fashion, Art and Music."
Thanks
Bello Tessy
SOS clothing FASHION EXHIBITION
join us this friday, it's the BIG friday for SOS clothing and all her fans in Nigeria. SOS clothing Debuts in nigeria Fashion Exhibition 20th july 2012, silver bird galleria lagos. media partners - STV, AIT, Studio 53, TVC, Spice, Soundcity, FAB Afriq, Campus Heat, More, CITY PEOPLE, Mania, Golden Icon Mtv Base Nigeria NIGERIAN MODELS INC.
STARGAME HOUSEMATES HAVING A BLAST
LOOKS LIKE THIS SEASON OF BIGBROTHER HOUSEMATES SEEM TO BE CLOSER TO EACH OTHER SINCE AFTER EVICTION THE HOUSEMATES THEY SEEM TO BE HAVING FUN ALL ALONG THE GAME IS STILL ON WELL GOOD TO SEE THEM ALL DOING WELL WISHING THEM ALL THE BEST IN PIX ABOVE WE HAVE SEYDOU FROM ANGOLA AND THE NAMIBIAS JUNIA AND JESSICA.....
My love for Prezzo was not a strategy to win' - Goldie opens up
When asked if her 'love' for Prezzo was real or a strategy to win, the singer replied:
It wasn't a strategy to win. I saw Prezzo as a calm, very intelligent and easy going person. Viewers have the option of seeing about 50 cameras at a time but I have just two eyes and two ears and only believe in what I saw. You had the opportunity of knowing him more than I did.On how she felt when she realized that Prezzo had nominated her for eviction/ played her. Her answer when you
She said, "I didn't know much or watched Big Brother very much before I got there due to my busy schedule as an Artiste. So, I never suspected that Prezzo played me because he cared for me in the House and when I say you are my friend, I will trust you wholeheartedly. But when I came out of the House and realised that he had played me, I was a bit sad. Knowing that he was in the house to play a game, I became relaxed".
On why she cried during her eviction on Sunday:
"That is who I am. That was how I was brought up. I am a very emotional person. But I cried mostly because of the betrayal that I felt from Prezzo! He was the last person that I thought could betray me. He was always giving me hope. cheering me up as one of West African representative. He showed solidarity to the course of the Region. I thought he was my friend! So, I was emotional when I realized he played me"..thanks to lindaikeji for the pictures..
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