Wednesday, November 16, 2016

'KOSEFISILE' Rocks The Gospel Afro-Pop Music Airwaves



 
 Can we know more about you?
My name is Rich Jewel, a gospel artist, also a comedian, music producer and MC.
What is your real name?
My name is Cyril Odijie, from Iqueben Local Government Area of Edo State.
When did you venture into entertainment?
It started when I was still in secondary school in PortHarcourt, but professionally, it started in 2005/2006.
How many albums do you have to your credit?
I have done up to four to five tracks, although am not rushing the albums yet. I want to be known first, I just want to take it slowly; one step at a time.  Also I want people to get similar with my singles. There are still a lot of singles to drop before I talk about the album.
What makes your music different from others?
My kind of music is inspirational and motivational gospel music that can be a blessing to lives and souls; you know that music is the food of the soul.
Kindly brief on you single 'Kosefisile'
‘Kosefisile’ is a song centres on God's testimony and blessings, It is the kind of blessing that make rich without adding any sorrows, of course every one desires such. ‘Kosefisile’, is a perfect blend of gospel and Afro-pop, produced by Rich Jewel. If you are believing God for a break through, miracle or blessings to manifest in any  area of your life, then all you need to do is to sing and dance to the song by faith and understanding, then watch your blessings manifest for a testimony. Also it is a song of changing level. Please watch out for the video too, it is out and fast trending!
What are your unique selling points?
Am very unique, I do not engage into copy writing of songs; my songs are original. I also produce my songs myself, like I mentioned earlier, also a comedian, MC, an event anchor, so put all these together - am fully loaded.
How did you come about all these?
It all came about through self-training to develop the potentials in me. The talent started through stage acting, music and the natural comic nature in me. All these years, while some people are focusing in one area of talent, I was taking my time to discover myself the more. That was how the potentials came about.
Where do you hope to see yourself between this time and the end of 2017?
Rich Jewel will be a household name in Nigeria and beyond, Also by God's grace my album should be ready by next year.
Who are your role models?
When it comes to gospel music, Samsung, Frank Edward and many more of my colleague in the gospel music are my role models.
What would you have done apart from music?
If not music, I will be doing acting; I would have being into the movie industry. Although, am a graduate of Computer Science from Auchi Polytechnic, but currently am studying a professional course at the University of Lagos in Industrial and Security Operations
How supportive have you received from your parents in all these your entertainment quest?
From the beginning, my parents were never in support, it was actually the reason it took me time all these while to get to limelight. You know, they say consistency is powerful. My parents tried all they could to stop me; they never saw or believed that one can make a living through entertainment then, because no one in my family ventured in that path.
They were telling us to go to school get a good grade, then good job and start a family. When I was still struggling for admission, I thought of just abandoning admission pursuit to focus on acting and got to movie academy, but my parents were never in support at all. But as time rolls by, they started seeing the potentials in me and realized that they can’t stop me. But they gave their consent with the mandate that I should do my entertainment in a proper way, not like what many are doing today just because of fame.
Talent and education which one is more important?
Without education, your talent will only make one a local champion, if one is thinking global, then education is important. There are schools that polish talents in advanced countries, unlike what is obtainable in this part of the world.
What advise can you give to many youths out there still struggling to get to where you have gotten?
Don’t give up! When you are discouraged and you should know where you are going to, you will be encouraged. Be patience and take one step at a time. Don’t think you can get to the top over-night; you have to pay some sacrifices on your way to the top. Also have self-confidence, be bold, prayerful and keep pushing the little you can, until you will get the needed breakthrough. More importantly, don’t allow any one discourage you.
Catch me on
FACEBOOK  -        Facebook.com/Richjewel
INSTAGRAM-        Richjewel
YOUTUBE    -        RICH JEWEL
TWITTER    -        @codijierich
PHONE NO  -        +2349056122223
MEDIA MANAGER:         -        +2348033500721 (Divine Destiny Media)

NIGERIA CITIZEN OCCUPY NASS

We have occupied NASS. They have asked the Police to force us out but we will remain resolute. Let them come and do it and let's see
 
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BIBI SHOW CREW TO STORM ONITCHA-UGBO

Bibi Show, a production of Bibi Jacobson Media presented by pretty Bibi Jacobson, is a new informative, entertaining and interactive programme that focuses on both the positive and negative side of life, especially people at the grassroot who fee they are down-trodden. On Bibi Show, a whole lot of matters that concerns the down-trodden will be addressed, even to the top category of people, because what we are after on this show is the peaceful living amongst all respective of one's status. 

SunRise News gathered that Bibi Show is an expository, systematic and enriching. Show that will keep you glue to your TV screen with interesting. Topics, ranging from - Street life, d - Discovering your child talent, - The average parents, - Broken homes, - Politics, - Youths and leadership, - Entertainment and lots more. 

In Bibi Show, we let people to know that the fact you found yourself born into in certain homes or community does not mean that your environment should affect you in a negative way, because the positivity in your mind makes the world a better place! Therefore, we want an interview session with Ozzy Obsco which will mainly focus on * His entertainment career * How he has been able to manage his career and education * How his music career was discovered by the parents * How supportive the parents has been on his career for far * The achievements he has been able to acquired so far * What advice he has for many children out there. * And others

The crew of wave-making number one talk show in Nigeria, Bibi Show will storm Onitcha-Ugbo on the 30th December for the official unveiling party of the show. Join us as by 7am as we walk from Onitcha-Ugbo Garage round the town and end at The Obi of Onitcha-Ugbo Palace to support THE GIRL CHILD RIGHT TO EDUCATION.

MEDIA SUPPORT PROUDLY 

 By: Divine Destiny Media

The Publishers of SunRise News

Tuesday, November 15, 2016

See School Fees of Universities Own By Churhes In Nigeria

Who Is Actually Robbing God?..

The purpose of tithe as provided by the Bible is so that there be abundance of food in the temple and take care of the less privilege and DESTITUTE but today there is abundance for the pastors while the people starve.
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BOWEN UNIVERSITY N650,000 per semester
COVENANT UNIVERSITY N640,000 per semester
BENSON IDAHOSA N500,000 per semester
BABCOCK UNIVERSITY N450,000 per semester
REDEEMERS UNIVERSITY N450,000 per semester
AJAYI CROWTHER UNIVERSITY N350,000 per semester
MADONNA UNIVERSITY N350,000 per semester.


Image result for bowen university All these UNIVERSITIES were built from TITHES and
OFFERINGS of the common people who now can't afford
to send their children to these schools today.
Where is the morals and responsibilities of the churches as charity in Nigeria?
What is the difference between church and political leadership in Nigeria?
 
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These schools were all built with the sweats of their church members who kept sowing seeds like:
-special offering seeds
-first fruit seed,
-redemption seed,
-thanksgiving seed,
-harvest seed,
-tithes,
-pastor's seed,
-church building seed,
-evangelism seed,
-father's day seed,
-mother's day seed,
-children' day seed,
-Pastor's cake seed,
-olive oil seed....etc.
These schools are now elite
schools, only for the rich
politician children.
The gainers then use the profits to buy private planes & jets to fly up high in luxury, ride Exotic Cars and live in expensive Mansions, while their members, (who are mostly the least of Jesus people) sleep hungry.
The next Sunday, they will read Malachi 3:6-12 to these members again without making reference to Deuteronomy 14:22-29 about their own responsibility to these poor members in their churches.

Image result for BABCOCK university If you think this is unfair, like me, please pass on this message because this is reality and we also need the CHANGE here!!!
Thank God for early missionaries who built schools and gave basic
education FREE or NEAR FREE to many of us including the CURRENT LEADERSHIP of these churches and universities.
The TRUTH is a bitter pills to swallow..

RICH JEWEL OUT WITH KOSEFISILE - Ready To Gospel Afro-pop To The Next Level



 
Can we know more about you?
My name is Rich Jewel, a gospel artist, also a comedian, music producer and a whole lot of potentials in me anyway.
What is your real name?
My name is Cyril Odijie, from Iqueben Local Government Area of Edo State.
When did you venture into entertainment?
It started when I was still in secondary school in PortHarcourt, I used to sing, but professionally, it started in 2005/2006.
How many albums to your credit?
I have done up to four to five tracks, although am not rushing the albums yet. I want to be known first, I just want to take it slowly; one step at a time.  Also I want people to get similar with my singles. There are still a lot of singles to drop before I talk about the album.
What makes your music different from others?
My kind of music is inspirational cum motivational gospel and a music that can be a blessing to lives and souls just as the say goes that music is the food of the soul.
You single 'Kosefisile'
‘Kosefisile’ is a testimony song of God's blessings that I enjoy every day. That kind of blessing that make rich without adding any sorrows, of course every one desires such which makes you to ask for more when tested it. A perfect blend of gospel and Afro-pop, produced by Rich Jewel, If you are believing God for a break through, miracle or blessings to manifest in any  area of your life, then all you got to do is sing and dance to the song by faith and understanding, then watch your blessings manifest for a testimony. Is a song of changing level! Please watch out for the video it  too, is out.
What are your unique selling points?
Am very unique, I do not engage into copy writing of songs; my songs are original. I also produce my songs myself, like I mentioned earlier. Am a comedian, MC, an anchor, so put all these together - am fully loaded.
How do you come about all these?
I grew myself working with people, developing the potentials in me. The talent started through stage acting, music and the in-built comic nature in me. I can also anchor an event. All these years, while some people are focusing in one area, I was taking my time to discover myself the more. That was how the potentials came about.
Between this time and the end of 2017, where do you hope to see yourself?
Rich Jewel will be a household name in Nigeria and beyond, Also by God's grace my album should be ready by next year.
Who are your role models?
When it comes to gospel music, Samsung, Frank Edward and many more of my colleague in gospel music are my role model.
What also would you have done apart from music?
If not music, I will be doing acting; I would have being in the movie industry. Although, am a graduate of Computer Science from Auchi Polytechnic, but currently am studying a professional course in the University of Lagos in Industrial and Security Operations
How supportive have you received from your parents in all these your entertainment quest?
From the beginning, my parents were never in support, which had been the challenge, it was actually the reason it took me time all these while. You know, they say consistency is powerful. My parents tried all they could to stop me; they never saw or believed that one can make a living through entertainment then because no one in my family ventured in that path.
It was all about telling us to go to school get a good grade, then good job and start a family. When I was still struggling for admission, I thought of just leaving admission pursuit to focus on acting and got to movie academy, but my parents were in support at all. But as time goes on, they started seeing the potentials in me and realized that they can’t stop me. But gave their consent with the mandate that I should do my entertainment in a proper way, not like what many are doing today just because of fame.
What advise can you give to many youths out there still struggling to get to where you have gotten?
Don’t give up! When you are discouraged and you know where you are going to, you will be encouraged. Be patience and take one step at a time. Don’t think you can got to the top over-night; you have to pay some sacrifices on your way to the top. Also have self-confidence, be bold, prayerful and keep pushing the little you can, until you will get the breakthrough. More importantly, don’t allow any one discourage you.
Talent and education which one is more important?
Without education, your talent will only make one a local champion, if one is thinking global, then education is important. There are schools that polishes talents in advancement continue, unlike what is obtainable in this part of the world.

Catch me on
FACEBOOK  -        Facebook.com/Richjewel
INSTAGRAM-        Richjewel
YOUTUBE    -        RICH JEWEL
TWITTER    -        @codijierich
PHONE NO  -        +2349056122223
MY MEDIA MANAGER:   -        +2348033500721 (Divine Destiny Media)       


Friday, November 11, 2016

Nkwobi Served With Chilled Drink

HAVE you ever tasted Nkwobi, a popular appetiser in the eastern part of Nigeria? If you have not, please take this today and you will have many stories to tell about the pleasant taste and the health benefits of this delicacy.
Nkwobi is the Igbo name for spicy goat legs cooked and served in rich chilly gravy. It is a real favourite amongst Nigerians, who as a rule, are known to consume peppery foods, flavoured with chillies and various spices.
The main ingredient of this dish is goat meat, which is food one of the healthiest meats. Even the Bible, the holy Book, considers goat as a clean animal, which means that goat meat is good, clean and healthy.
               Nkwobi2       Glass of Palm Wine
This nutritious meat is rich in many essential nutrients like vitamin B1 (thiamin), B2 (riboflavin), B3 (niacin), B12 (cobalamin), iron, phosphorus, potassium, zinc, copper and selenium. All these nutrients work together to help promote good health.
Goat meat also provides a leaner protein source than beef, lamb, chicken or pork. This means that it is low in saturated fat and high in unsaturated fats, the type that helps increase the High-Density Lipoprotein (HDL), or good cholesterol that promotes healthy heart.
The American Heart Association recommends leaner meats such as goat to help decrease the risk of heart disease, stroke and other serious medical conditions.
Consumption of nkwobi is ideal for people that want to maintain strong bone, prevent bone loss due to menopause or rheumatoid arthritis (pain in the joint).
Adolescent girls and women within the childbearing age can benefit from regular consumption of meat to help replenish blood lost during menstruation and child delivery.
Children can also benefit from this nutritious treat to help attain maximum growth and development. People that are sick can quickly recover by taking a plate of nkwobi.
There are many other health benefits derived from eating nkwobi. Take a plate of it today and enjoy.
Ingredients                        Quantities
Goat limbs                       1
Palm oil                           2 cooking spoons
Edible ground                   1 small piece
potash (akannwu)
Ground hot peppers           1 table spoon
Onion                              1 medium size
Salt                                To taste
Blended crayfish                1 cooking spoon
Seasoning (maggi)             2 cubes
A native bitter leaf            1 small bunch
or utazi
Method of preparation
De-hoof goat leg and wash thoroughly with sponge and lukewarm water.
Chop the meat into small pieces, preferably cubes, and rinse once more.
Put the meat into a large pot, season lightly and cook on moderate heat for about 45 minutes.
When the meat is tender, pour out into a bowl with some of the stock.
In a separate bowl, combine the pepper, chopped onions, crayfish, salt and seasoning. Add warm water and thoroughly mix.
Place a clean pot on the cooker and add the palm oil.
Warm it slightly, then add the edible potash and cover for a minutes.
Stir the oil and the potash vigorously until a thick mash is formed.
Add some water to dilute.
Stir in the mixture of peppers, onions, crayfish and seasoning. Cover the pot and let it simmer for about three minutes.
Allow the entire mixture to simmer for five more minutes.
Put the goat legs into serving mortars or traditional earthenware bowls and pour in the hot mixture.
Garnish with fresh utazi leaves and sliced onion and serve hot with chilled palm wine or any other drink.
Palm wine
Palm wine is a traditional wine extracted from palm tree. This wine is always used to quench thirst when taking some foods like nkwobi, snail salad, bush meat pepper, goat meat pepper soup and all kinds of pepper soups.
Intake of palm wine is beneficial to the body, especially the eyes, to help enhance the sight for good vision.
It is better to take fresh palm wine than the fermented palm wine. Fermented palm wine is injurious to organs of the body like liver, kidney and eyes because of its high alcohol content.