UK based afrobeat artist Tosyn released hot new joints, seriously speaking these are banging club hits for 2016. Tosyn performed at Dublin Ankara Festival 2012 hosted by Redwood Entertainment and this is a massive comeback.
69 is the newest Nollywood romantic drama produced by Toyin Moore, Kunbi Okwong and Ola Akanni, guaranteed to entertain and educate the UK populace upon its premiere on the 5th August at the Tottenham Town Hall, North London.
Its back bigger & better! 7th Annual Dublin Ankara Festival is a colorful night of Ankara Dress Party and Fashion Show showcasing Africa to the world. Its a night of style, elegance, music, dance and of-course show off, if you've got it, come and flaunt it. Our professional photographer and video coverage will capture all the glitz and glamour in grandstyle.
Dublin Ankara Festival is designed for youths and fun loving adults who want to enjoy a good night out with a twist of Ankara Dress and as well enjoy ankara fashion show including other massive side attractions and competitions on the night. Its a platform for fashion designers, make up artists and top models to showcase their talent and brand as well as networking with other professionals
Highlight of the evening
Ankara Festival Model Of The Year 2016 Competition
Fashion Designer Award
Make Up Artist Award
Recognition Award (Red Carpet Host)
Pre-Photoshoot at Carnegie Court Hotel before 11pm
Africa Day is an annual celebration of the African's unity usually around 25th May each year, mark across the world including New York, London and Ireland. Irish Aid at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade has been the driving force behind Africa Day celebrations in Ireland since 2006 and its marked in major cities of Ireland, Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford every year. Since 2013 Farmleigh Estate in the Phoenix Park has been home to the flagship event with over 27,000 people attended in 2015.
DUBLIN: Sunday, 29th May 2016 from 11am - 6pm Farmeligh Estate, Phoenix Park, Dublin
CORK: Saturday, 28th May from 1pm-6pm Bishop Lucy Park
The parade will consist of representatives of African countries in cultural dress, with music and including an Irish element, a marching band and traditional Ceili dancers. The event in the park following the parade, will see speeches from the Lord Mayor and invited dignitaries. There will be cultural displays and some national cuisines to be sampled after which entertainment will proceed on a stage with cultural performances of song and dance for the afternoon. Children’s entertainment will also be provided. Visit http://africaday.ie/ for more details about Africa Day 2016.
Talented Angel Michael, is a Dublin based MC/Comedian with a strong specialty in hosting events professionally across Ireland and beyond. His strong professional behavior, academic background, his confident and excellent English speaking and writing has made him unique and stand out among his peers. Look out for Angel Michael at 2016 Dublin Ankara Festival which will take place on Saturday 3rd September 2016 at Rouge NightClub. Angel Michael has hosted Dublin Ankara Festival in the past and he's a regular attendee of annual Dublin Ankara Festival, always show massive support and we want to use this opportunity to thank him. For more info follow Dublin Ankara Festival on twitter at https://twitter.com/ankarafestival2 or email ankarafest@live.com or contact@djredwoodng.com
MC/COMEDIAN ANGEL MICHAEL with Nollywood Actor Odunlade Adekola
The sad news of the death of Papa Wemba is a wake up call for artists and their managers to see reason why promoters and event organisers need the services of healthcare service providers for artists while on engagement for their events to avoid preventable fatalities as this. Most artists due to their busy schedules are known not to be paying enough attention to their health and listening to their bodies which may have been under pressure and stretched to breaking point without them knowing it. Artiste managers need to insist that the services of a trained health personnel who specialises in handling celebrities is factored into their performance contract to ensure that artists are well monitored and looked after when on professional engagement anywhere in the world. That way, risks such as this will be detected early enough and efforts made to seek help before it is too late. In the past, The King of soul music James Brown died while on a series of shows lined up for him. The same thing happened to the King of pop Michael Jackson who died while also under pressure from preparations for his mother of all shows 'This is it'. We are yet to recover from the shocking news of the demise of the purple rain crooner Prince earlier this week and now it is our own dear Papa Wemba. This is the reason we must all see the need to engage the services of professionals like Vickie Roberts Hospitality services who had been a veteran advocate for our artistes to be given good health care checks and having standby health personnel when they are on duty call anywhere in the world. Like John the Baptist, she has been lending her voice to this call and this might just be one more last call for us to save the lives of our stars by doing the right thing as a stitch in time saves nine. May the soul of Papa Wemba rest in perfect peace.