Tag: Deyemi Okanlawon

  • Deyemi Okanlawon calls for more awareness to reduce depression In Nigeria

    Nollywood actor, Deyemi Okalawon has shared his thoughts on depression in Nigeria. The talented actor in his Instagram post noted that he spent hours talking to his colleague who is depressed.

    He said depression is real and shouldn’t be confused with sadness.

    Acccording to him: “I hesitate to post this but believe that someone out here will be helped by this… spent 2 hours talking to the colleague. Depression (not to be confused with being sad) is real and if you ever feel like you’re at your lowesr please note the following:

    1. Change your perspective – You’re not alone, everyone has some form of drama in their lives. There are people out there who have the common sense to know all you need is someone to actually listen. Find them.
      2. Review expectations – perhaps the pressure you feel is by setting expectations you are yet without the capacity to achieve. Relax, give more time, slow things down.
      3. Remove limitations – as humans we tend to box ourselves into one particular thing or way of getting things done – mindset, career, etc. As humans we’re a limitless permutation of possibilities. Become more.
      Try these – Watch comedies, take walks, hang out with friends, read books, start a journal, exercise, speak to and encourage yourself, do whatever it takes to rekindle hope and stay positive”.

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    In the same vein, Nigerian actress, Tonto Dikeh also confessed that she had to battle with depression. Dikeh made this known in an interview.

    According to her” :I would say I have a great and strong personality. I love myself so much. I am not also as shy as most people think I am. I didn’t let depression eat me up. You have to fight depression and overcome it; I did and won so I started the Tonto Dikeh Foundation so I can help others conquer depression”

  • Deyemi Okanlawon, Gifty others attend iFlix launch

    iFlix, a subscription video on demand service for emerging markets, was launched in Nigeria on Thursday amidst pomp and pageantry . Celebrities like Nollywood actor, Deyemi Okanlawon, Big Brother Nigeria’s Gifty Powers , DJ Obi and others attended the event.

     

    To attract Nigerians to the platform, the service offers subscribers one month free trial on its website or by downloading the app on their phone or tablet, giving them access to movies without contractual obligations.

     

    Speaking at the launch, Ngozi Madueke-Dozie, country manager, said the subscription service is targeted at the mass market.

     

    “We are especially thrilled to launch iFlix in Nigeria. It offers affordability, variety, and convenience by giving our users an amazing selection of the best TV shows and movies from all over the world, to stream or download on any device of their choice for less than N800,” she said.

     

    “We are fully operational in Nigeria, investing heavily in local content and the entertainment industry. We have a local operations team based in Lagos and this allows us to feel the pulse of our users, which we reflect in our marketing and content.

     

    “iFlix is here to transform the way Nigerians consume long form entertainment, we are a global company that operates locally, which allows us to leverage our world-class technology to deliver content specifically curated for the Nigerian consumer.”

     

    With over 220 studio and distributor partnerships, iFlix offers subscribers a large selection of TV series and movies both internationally and locally available in the region.