5 Facts About Johnny Drille Wife, Rima Tahini

5 Facts About Johnny Drille Wife, Rima Tahini

Here are five 5 Facts About Johnny Drille Wife, Rima Tahini in light of the happy news that Johnny Drille and she have been married for more than a year. In the wee hours of Tuesday, July 4, 2023, Johnny Drille startled fans by announcing Rima Tahini in a post on his social media platform announcing the release of the music video for his new song The Best Part. The couple’s marriage was subsequently announced by music mogul Don Jazzy in a touching social media post. Here are five intriguing facts about Rima Tahini that you should be aware of in response to inquiries regarding who she is:

5 Facts About Johnny Drille Wife Rima Tahini.

5 Facts About Johnny Drille Wife Rima Tahini. Photo Credit: @rimouuune: Instagram Is Johnny Drille’s wife, Rima Tahini, a Nigerian? Her father was Lebanese, and her mother was a resident of Sierra Leone, where Rima was born. Sadly, the Civil War had just started when she was born, and as a result, she and her family were forced to leave the nation and migrate to another. At the age of seven, Rima Tahini was able to communicate in four different languages. This was due to the fact that she and her family, who were refugees as a result of the conflict in Sierra Leone, lived in many cities and nations. After completing her education at the African Leadership Academy, scholastic prodigy Rima transformed into an exceptional person. She received the Allan Gray Gold Prize in 2012 in recognition of her exceptional commercial abilities. She continued her education at Brandeis University, where she graduated in 2016 with the highest distinction in business/economics (Suma Cum Laude). Rima has valuable professional experience working in the energy sector before completing her undergraduate degree. RELATED: Don Jazzy announces Johnny Drille’s marriage She contributed her skills and knowledge to famous firms like Tata Africa Holdings, Endeavor Energy Holdings, and Symbion Powers while working in vibrant cities like Johannesburg, Accra, and Lagos. Rima is the Director of Artiste and Repertoire (A&R) at Mavin Global Mavin Records, a major player in the music industry, has Rima as its A&R director. Mavin Records has brought us some of the most enduring classic songs and singers from across the continent over the past ten years. Rima is essential to the management and maintenance of all the artistic output from the label’s artists, including music videos, live performances, and merchandising. Rima Senior Advisor at Kupanda Capital Rima Tahini joined Kupanda Capital in 2016 and played a key role in creating and bringing the collaboration between Mavin and Kupanda to fruition. Rima currently works with some of the most well-known musical artists from Africa to date and joined the Recording Academy’s 2022 class.

Six facts to know about Baba-Ahmed as Peter Obi unveils him as his running mate

Six facts to know about Baba-Ahmed as Peter Obi unveils him as his running mate

Labour Party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has unveiled Senator Datti Baba-Ahmed as his running mate in the 2023 general elections.
Speaking at the event on Friday, Obi said Baba-Ahmed was eminently qualified to bring his private sector and academic achievements to bear in the drive to rescue Nigeria from the primitive politics of ethnicity.

Meanwhile, as many become inquisitive about Baba-Ahmed’s past achievements, below are quick and viral facts that have answered a few questions.
1. Baba-Ahmed is the founder of Baze University, Abuja and Baba-Ahmed University Kano.
2. He was a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party until recently.

3. Baba-Ahmed is in his 40s.
4. He once represented Kaduna North senatorial district in the Senate.
5. Baba-Ahmed holds a bachelor’s degree and Masters in Economics from the University of Maiduguri in Borno State.
6. He has a ph.D in philosophy from the university of Winchester.
 
 

8 amazing facts you didn’t know about The Village Headmaster tv series

8 amazing facts you didn’t know about The Village Headmaster tv series

8 amazing facts you didn’t know about The Village Headmaster tv series

It is no longer news that telecommunications giant, Globacom working in conjunction with Wale Adenuga Productions is bringing the iconic television series Village Headmaster to tv screens across Nigeria.
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The revamped show with old and new characters returned to the tv screens on Sunday, April 24, 2022, to rave reviews. It was received with nostalgia by older folks who watched the show back in the 70s and 80s while younger viewers are being introduced to a show that was a staple long before they were born.
In this piece, we bring you 8 amazing facts about The Village Headmaster that will make you go wow.

8 amazing facts you didn’t know about The Village Headmaster tv series

The show was created by diplomat, television producer, director, broadcaster, and art patron, Ambassador Segun Olusola who passed away in 2012.

The series started life in 1958 as a radio program. It migrated to television in 1968 and quickly became Nigeria’s most loved television series with its constellation of different characters speaking a mix of Yoruba, pidgin, and Queen’s English in a bucolic setting that mirrored many provincial locales.
Village Headmaster holds the unblemished record as Nigeria’s longest-running television series and has been described in a statement by Globacom, the sponsors of the show as unmatched and unparalleled in the annals of Nigerian television.” It ran for 30 years from 1968 to 1988 on NTA.
The actor who played Kabiyesi, the Oloja of Oja is Dejumo Lewis and 54 years after the show debuted on television, the septuagenarian returns to reprise his role in what is no doubt a first for Nigerian television.
Other original cast members returning alongside Dejumo Lewis are Ibidun Allison as Amebo, Dele Osawe as Teacher Fadele, Lara Akinsola as Doyin, Dan Imoudu as Dagbolu, Kate Adepega as Folake, and Melville Obriango as Teacher Oghene.

While the return of Village Headmaster will spark nostalgia in older viewers, many young viewers may not realize it but they are actually fans of the series without having watched it. Every time they call someone Amebo they are referencing Village Headmaster because until the creation of the show there was no word like Amebo.
The term which was the name of the character played by Ibidun Allison has become a moniker for gossip. The Village headmaster created the term Amebo and it might have also created the term Gorimapa which refers to someone with a clean-shaven head.
The role of the eponymous Village Headmaster will be played by Nollywood favorite, Chris Iheuwa but do you know that the role of the strict headmaster trying to strike a balance between the modern and the traditional has been played by four different actors.
First to inhabit the role was advertising icon, Ted Mukoro, then came radio man Femi Robinson. The next step into the role was Justus Esiri who will be better remembered as the actor and father of rapper and Mavin records artiste, Dr. Sid.
Actor and all-around entertainer, Yemi Sodimu is playing the role of Dr. Lekan in the new-look Village Headmaster but this is not his first time on the series. Sodimu was a child actor in the original series and is, therefore, technically speaking, making a comeback.
The program which is sponsored by Globacom is produced by Wale Adenuga productions and will run weekly on NTA (Sun. 8-9 pm); AIT (Wed. 9-10 pm) and WapTV (Fri. 8-9 pm) weekly.
The Village Headmaster was a tv series that revolved around the palace of Kabiyesi, the Oloja of Oja where royal courtiers, especially Counsellor Balogun played by Wole Amele and Chief Eleyinmi by Funsho Adeolu battled for the monarch’s attention.
In a case of life imitating art, Wole Amele and Funsho Adeolu would end up as real-life traditional rulers as the Alara of Aramoko in Ekiti State and the Alaye of Ode Remo, in Ogun State respectively.
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