NISM 2015, CAMP RESUMPTION /DAY 1- PHOTOS

MR & MISS NIGERIA INTERNATIONAL SUPERMODEL 2015, SEASON 4

 

Crews and contestant arrived at the camp venue on

What Three-Year-Olds Can Teach Us

Someone told me recently about a two-hour flight they took, sitting next to a couple holding their infant and an iPad housed in a whimsical, child-friendly frame. 

The entire flight, the parents kept playing one animation of a train over and over again. The moment it stopped, the kid wailed — I mean, really wailed, blood-curdling screams that could be heard up and down the aisles — and then they would press start, the kid would pipe down and the same thing happened over and over again. Both parents and kid got increasingly frenzied and frantic — and I would bet more than a few of the passengers did, too. 

Mr. and Miss Nigeria International 2015 Auditions Date

Yes!  State Screening for Mr. and Miss Nigeria International 2015 is still on. 

Do you think you stand a chance to go through the Auditions, to qualify for the final voting stage and to be crowned Mr. or Miss Nigeria International 2015?

Winners stand a chance to walk away with official cars, a chance to star in five of chic classy production’s movies, represent Nigeria in International platforms, become Brand Ambassadors of Philadelphia, Africa World Airlines, Ladysoft , Deebee Spa, Bimbeads, Startimes, Osuirezz and lots more to come. Lots and lots of consolation prices for runners up.

When last did you review your “next of kin” form?

Thirty-year-old Charles was a brilliant young engineer at Denver Engineering. He was married to Charity and they had two lovely children, three-year-old Cynthia and her brother Christopher who just celebrated his first birthday. On a trip to Ibadan to attend his best friend’s wedding Charles was in a head on collision with a bus that ran out of control. He was killed instantly.

 

Since she and Charles were married, 28-year-old Charity had not worked and was totally dependent on her husband’s income for all the family’s needs. Charles died intestate; that is, without a will. When he joined the Denver six years ago, he had completed the required documentation and since he was a bachelor, had designated his father as his next of kin.

Knight Frank Nigeria Celebrates 50yrs, Successes

It was a gathering of some of the most contented men and women who, over the years, help build the real estate practice known as Knight Frank Nigeria today, as the firm engaged in series of events to celebrate their successes in Nigeria.