Via Flickr:
Lampese - Edo State Nigeria.
JujuFilms.tv
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Balarabe Musa (Former Gov. Kaduna State) Nigeria
Via Flickr:
Balarabe Musa former governor of Kaduna State, Nigeria when the Kaduna Polo Club sent him an invitation to join along with a mallet he refused the invitation and gave the mallet to a servant, saying “I don’t play polo … It is the game of the rich and powerful, of neocolonialists”
JujuFilms.tv
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Butterflies @ The Erin Ijesa Olumirin Waterfalls
Via Flickr:
Butterflies @ The Erin Ijesa Olumirin Waterfalls
www.JujuFilms.tv
Thursday, June 06, 2013
Tony Woods & Kym Whitley
Via Flickr:
Comedians Tony Woods & Kym Whitley @ The Comedy Union in Los Angeles
www.JujuFilms.tv
Epe Seafood Market
Epe Seafood Market a video by Jujufilms on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
Epe Seafood Market
Lagos State, Nigeria
www.JujuFilms.tv
Expressway Suya Galadima
Via Flickr:
Expressway Suya Galadima, Federal Capital Territory
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Zuma Rock
Via Flickr:
Zuma Rock, Niger State Nigeria - Monolith
This is one of two monoliths in Nigeria the other Aso Rock in Abuja. There are 6 monoliths on the continent of Africa.
www.JujuFilms.tv
Buying Refreshments In Lokoja, Kogi State Nigeria
Via Flickr:
Buying Refreshments In Lokoja, Kogi State Nigeria
Buying Refreshments In Lokoja, Kogi State Nigeria
Via Flickr:
Buying Refreshments In Lokoja, Kogi State Nigeria
Tuesday, June 04, 2013
Alvan Ikoku Way Abuja Nigeria
Via Flickr:
Alvan Ikoku (August 1, 1900–November 18, 1971) was a Nigerian educator, statesman, activist and politician. Born on August 1, 1900 in Arochukwu, present-day Abia State.
www.JujuFilms.tv
Kuramo Beach, Victoria Island Lagos Nigeria
Via Flickr:
Kuramo Beach Victoria Island, Lagos Nigeria
www.JujuFilms.tv
Monday, June 03, 2013
Bianca Ojukwu, Victor Umeh, Chukwuemeka Ojukwu, Nuhu Ribadu
Via Flickr:
Bianca Ojukwu, Victor Umeh, Chukwuemeka Ojukwu, Nuhu Ribadu
www.JujuFilms.tv
Bianca Ojukwu, Victor Umeh, Chukwuemeka Ojukwu, Nuhu Ribadu
Via Flickr:
Bianca Ojukwu, Victor Umeh, Chukwuemeka Ojukwu, Nuhu Ribadu
www.JujuFilms.tv
Olumirin Waterfalls Erin Ijesa Osun State
Via Flickr:
He scales the 7 levels of Olumirin Waterfalls almost everyday to go farming and hunting on the other side of the canyons.
www.JujuFilms.tv
Sunday, June 02, 2013
Saturday, June 01, 2013
Heading Home From Farm In Ipetu Ijesa Osun State
Via Flickr:
Heading Home From Farm In Ipetu Ilesa Osun State Nigeria
www.JujuFilms.tv
Friday, May 31, 2013
Thursday, May 30, 2013
The First Two Story Building in Erin Oke
Via Flickr:
The is the first two story building in Erin Oke in Ijesa land built by Prince Oyinlola. His son would be the first from Erin Oke to travel to England for college.
www.JujuFilms.tv
Erin Oke Ilesa Osun State Nigeria
Via Flickr:
Erin Oke in Ijesa kingdom, now in Osun State Nigeria.
www.JujuFilms.tv
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Wind Power
Via Flickr:
Wind Power
Is there such a thing as waste when it comes to unlimited resources? Wind + Sun = Unlimited Clean Energy. So in the true form of capitalism we exploit and damage the planet with fossil fuels and nuclear waste.
www.JujuFilms.tv
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Goldsmiths & Merchants in Wuse Market Abuja
Via Flickr:
Goldsmiths & Merchants in Wuse Market Abuja Nigeria
www.JujuFilms.tv
Monday, May 27, 2013
Friday, May 24, 2013
Nnewi Township Anambra State Nigeria
Via Flickr:
Nnewi Township Anambra State Nigeria.
www.JujuFilms.tv
In The Name of God
Hundreds are violently murdered in the streets of Nigeria daily based on Islam a religion that was also violently enforced on us. These holy murders largely go unnoticed and covertly sanctioned by the western world. The images of the murder and beheading of a British soldier in broad day light in England was not only shocking but showed the world what Nigerians have been subjected to daily for years in the name of God.
Decades after the Christian Europeans enslaved and slaughtered Africans wholesale in the name of God. Islam has now taken the lead. I think the world is skeptical right about now when we continue to hear the same drumbeat of how peaceful Islam is in reality. The fundamentals of all religions is non-violence, tolerance and humanity
This is what I am saying Islam and Christianity is foreign to us Africans, both religions have been used for centuries to exploit and murder Africans all in the name of their God.
It is time for us Africans to pray to our own God.
Ayotunde
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Lakeside Band
Via Flickr:
Lakeside Band @ Harlem Renaissance Festival in Maryland 2009
www.JujuFilms.tv
Sunday, May 19, 2013
DJ Chewy
Via Flickr:
DJ Chewy, Writer, DJ, Actor, Music Producer.
View full clip on Youtube @ youtu.be/q4ONXJnP1Mw
www.JujuFilms.tv
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Friday, May 17, 2013
Igbo Traditional Chieftaincy Ceremony
Via Flickr:
An Igbo traditional chieftaincy ceremony
www.JujuFilms.tv
Monday, May 13, 2013
Friday, May 10, 2013
Get That Dog Off My Lawn
Since its creation America has struggled with the concept of freedom. Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom from religion, freedom from government, individual freedom.
So the Europeans came to this land under the guise of freedom to practice their religion. This at the expense of the lives of millions of indigenous inhabitants, their continent and millions of Africans and their continent. Then there is the hypocrisy, religious prejudice with their eyes wide shut.
Majority of the wars fought by man has been over religion although they are shadowed by political or economic ramifications. Most know that the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Syria, Palestine, Israel, Mali, Nigeria, Chechnya are religious wars yet the powers that be swear otherwise, they say all religions are peaceful while the young are sacrificed in a war to defend God. Islam is the way of Christ so we rally round the flag
Difference deemed a sin so Jason Collins confesses to the world his homosexuality, with expectations of forgiveness or understanding? Those that don't understand or forgive now deemed the sinners.
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Lady Motorcyclist In Iheaka Village Enugu State Nigeria
Via Flickr:
Lady Motorcyclist In Iheaka Village, Enugu Nigeria
www.JujuFilms.tv
Monday, May 06, 2013
Wednesday, May 01, 2013
Female Motor-cyclers in Iheaka Enugu State Nigeria
Via Flickr:
Female Motorcycle Riders in Iheaka Village, Enugu State Nigeria
www.JujuFilms.tv
Monday, April 29, 2013
Sunday, April 28, 2013
My Name is Ayotunde
They try to snob you when you don't speak "proper" French or look down on you when you don't speak the queens English. Then you have black Americans who look at Africans like we are from another planet with "speak English man" meaning I don't sound American.
So way back when I was a college student in Madison, Wisconsin I looked forward to the roll call of my first classes. I enjoyed watching the professors struggle with pronouncing my name and no I wasn't going to make it easy on them like my friends who all of a sudden started using their christian names.
Those that had no christian names went from Fatai to Fredrick or Mudashiru to Micheal or Bashiru to Bernard and so on. Muslims became Christians by default in the quest to fit in the American culture. So Peter, Paul, Micheal, Francis and John became the new vogue.
It felt odd that when we roamed the streets of Ibadan I called him Lekan now in college and amongst our American friends I call him Bernard. So I used my classroom as the forum to teach Yoruba, my language. I knew the professors would always ask if they pronounced my name properly. I would always answer no then proceed to teach the class how to pronounce my name and the story behind my name. I always felt proud walking around campus and referred to as a Nigerian by fellow students, that in my name is my story. Then again it made me popular with the girls.
My name is
Ayotunde
So way back when I was a college student in Madison, Wisconsin I looked forward to the roll call of my first classes. I enjoyed watching the professors struggle with pronouncing my name and no I wasn't going to make it easy on them like my friends who all of a sudden started using their christian names.
Those that had no christian names went from Fatai to Fredrick or Mudashiru to Micheal or Bashiru to Bernard and so on. Muslims became Christians by default in the quest to fit in the American culture. So Peter, Paul, Micheal, Francis and John became the new vogue.
It felt odd that when we roamed the streets of Ibadan I called him Lekan now in college and amongst our American friends I call him Bernard. So I used my classroom as the forum to teach Yoruba, my language. I knew the professors would always ask if they pronounced my name properly. I would always answer no then proceed to teach the class how to pronounce my name and the story behind my name. I always felt proud walking around campus and referred to as a Nigerian by fellow students, that in my name is my story. Then again it made me popular with the girls.
My name is
Ayotunde
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Nuhu Ribadu Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu Funeral Service
Via Flickr:
Nuhu Ribadu Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu Funeral Service in Nnewi Anambra State Nigeria
www.JujuFilms.tv
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Ogbono Soup and Pounded Yam Lunch in Iheaka Village Enugu State
Via Flickr:
Ogbono soup and pounded yam diner in Iheaka Village, Enugu State Nigeria.
www.JujuFilms.tv
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