#TrybeTV launches, the new home for #Nollywood on GoTV Ch.97

The Best of Nollywood and African movies, TV drama and related premium programming has a new home as TrybeTV has launched on the MultiChoice DTT platform, GoTV.

The 24-hour pan-African TV channel from Consolidated Media Associates Limited which launched at 12noon (WAT) - Thursday, 26 November 2015 would provide the best of African movies cutting across all genres, up to date news on the industry, spotlight the fastest rising talents; no-holes barred interview with the A-list stakeholders across the continent; exclusive access to premieres and other movie events; and an all-round exciting African programming on Gotv channel 97 on the GOtv Lite, GOtv Value and GOtv Plus packages.


Trybe TV is the newest destination for all things Nollywood in Africa. Catch up on your favourite movie stars and celebrities only on Trybe TV with her exciting range of programming from One on one, On My Honour, Red Carpet, Director’s Profile, Rising stars, Movie Premiere, Reverb, Behind the Scene to Short Movies.

Speaking earlier, the chief executive of Consolidated Media Associates Limited, Mr. Tajuddeen Adepetu reiterated CMA’s credentials as Nigeria’s No. 1 leading Television Production Media House. The CMA television brands and products have grown to be admired by vast television groups and audiences across Africa. The success achieved by the company and her offerings over the years has created huge follower-ship for each of the individual brands.

A General Media Production and Television powerhouse with footprints in Satellite, Cable, Digital and Terrestrial Television; Consolidated Media Associates Limited is the ultimate brand/product enhancing and exposing company in today’s world, offering excellent creative choices in the production of content either for awareness, perception or product elongation. The CMA feat is one the new TrybeTV channel would encompass.

To celebrate the launch, viewers would get a chance to participate in the TrybeTV’s ‘Biggest giftaway ever on Television’ throughout the holidays. Click here (or log on to www.trybes.tv) for a chance to win. Also, Connect with TrybeTV on social media with #TrybeTV & @TrybesTV; Facebook.com/TRYBEstv; Instagram.com/TRYBEstv and see all the information you need on the TrybeTV website: www.trybes.tv

Check on the trailer on FaceBook.com/TRYBEstv giving you a peek into TRYBE, watch and tell us what you think. We're dying to know.

7 Real Struggles of Every Fat Nigerian

Being fat today in Nigeria is like a curse because people dread it and would do a lot to avoid being in that position. Fat people do actually go through a lot in the hand of society as they are always at the receiving end of their joke. They take no pity on them when they shade them. They are seen as their own enemy because they eat too much.INFORMATION NIGERIA in this piece, brings you 7 real struggles of every fat Nigerian person…

Unsolicited advice: Slim people automatically become your doctors and make it their point of duty to give you guidelines on how to check your weight. This begins with relatives, who tell you to survive on fruits and veggies and exercise till you pass out.

Everyone naturally thinks you’re lazy: You are considered as lazy and incompetent in everything. No matter how hard you try, when you’re fat, people just naturally assume that you’re lazy and can’t do nothing.

Hate shopping: Shopping is a herculean task, because nice clothes don’t fit, and plus sized clothes aren’t that nice, so when someone suggests you go shopping with them, you just give to them like Oprah did.

Conscious of everything: You don’t wake up one morning  and make a random decision like shaving your hair because you would think its going to make you look plumpy.

No to skinny jeans: No matter how much you love skinny jeans, putting them on is an insane process of jumping up and down. Then you have to pray they don’t rip through when you sit. And its actually a hard job finding Jeans that fit perfectly. Getting to Mars by foot might as well be easier than getting  jean your size. When you do find one, you’ll guard those jeans with your life and pray they don’t fade quickly because you’re going to rock them almost everyday.

Dread public transport: Whether the danfo seats are long enough or not, people just naturally assume the fat passenger has taken all the space and they give you the look, when you don’t make any effort to adjust. In fact, you’re expected to pay for more than one seat.

Unsolicited respect: Nobody cares to know your age, they just allude you with the kind of respect they’d give to their grandmother. You are addressed with ‘Ma’ or ‘Sir’ by person who are obviously old enough to be our parents.

Who can relate???

Lady shares the conditions a Man gave to her if she wanted to secure a Job

Instagram User Unuigbokhai Sandra shared screenshots from the chat she had with a 'God fearing & very religious' Man who wanted to help her secure a Job. Apparently, to get her the Job, she needed to either date or promise to marry him. He declined suggesting sex because he felt she would be too 'boring' in bed. When she politely declined his requests, his ego got hurt and he bitterly started insulting her. See more screenshots as you continue .

(Photos) BBA Star Huddah Monroe says she prefers the use of tongue to fingers on her private part

The former BBA contestant on Snapchat today revealed somethings about her sex life . She said she prefers tongue to fingers on her genitals during sex, because she has 'phobia' for fingers. She also revealed she will like to have children before she turns 30, married or not. More snaps after the cut.

8 Reasons You Should Slow Down on Your Soda In-take

Many Nigerians can’t do one meal without driving it down with a can of their favorite soda. Sometimes, it is what gives them he determination to eat at all. However, experts have no qualms about people taking one soda once in a while, but a significant daily intake is the bone of contention. INFORMATION NIGERIA in this piece brings you 9 obvious signs you should cut down on it…

-Your teeth: Taking too much soda will on the long run have a negative effect on your dental health aspect because the sugar content and acidity of soda can destroy your teeth. This is so because, Soda contains phosphoric acid and is well known to interfere with the body’s ability to absorb calcium.

-Belly fat: The high sugar content of soda has been conclusively linked to an increase in abdominal fat-which is dangerous, as this is where many vital organs are.

-Exhaustion and fatigue: Soda most often contain 48 spoonfuls of sugar. The body usually contains only two teaspoons of sugar, which makes a ten teaspoons shot of sugar(which is more than what we get from consuming a can of soda) a shock to the system and the body has to push that sugar out of the blood as soon as possible. That’s where the energy surge and hyperactivity comes into play.

Diabetes: Over time, this push and pull on the pancreas to produce more insulin and the cells to accept more sugar results in depleted insulin and insulin resistance of the cells—diabetes.

Dehydrate your body: Any time you’re drink soda, you obviously drink less water. “Sodas do nothing but fill your body with empty calories and sugar, therefore, if you are drinking sodas, you are depriving your body of good clean water and increasing the demand on the pancreas, as it produces the insulin-producing cells with a greater challenge.

Osteoporosis: Soda can steal those important nutrients from your bones, leading to osteoporosis. Beyond the sugars, sodas also contain phosphoric acid, which is known to promote osteoporosis or bone loss by leaching calcium from bones, as well as benzoate or benzoic acid.

Cancer: According to experts, when left in hot temperatures, that benzoic acid can transform into a scarier chemical: benzene. Ever notice your soda tasting chemically ‘off’ when it’s been stored improperly? That’s benzene you’re tasting, a known carcinogen or cancer causing agent.”

Age faster: Not only does soda make you fat, but it can affect your beauty in a totally different way: accelerated aging, “due to the high levels of phosphoric acid in sodas.”

There is nothing more unnatural or detrimental to good health than soda, many experts have warned!!!

Today in Nigerian/African History; 4th May

On this day in 1928: Hosni Mubarak was born  in Kafr-El-Meslha. Upon completing high school, he joined the Egyptian Military Academy, where he received a bachelor’s degree in Military Science. He later joined the Egyptian Air force where he served in various units. He also earned a degree in Aviation Science during this period. After completing aviation training in Russia, he served as a commander at many Egyptian air force bases and installations.

He rose to the position of President of Egypt in 1981, after Anwar Sadat was assassinated. He is the longest serving Egyptian president, having held the office for 28 years. Mubarak is married and has two sons. Hosni Mubarak is also considered the most powerful Arab leader in the Middle East and is a close ally of the United States. Among his most prominent accomplishments is maintaining stability in the region, and that Egypt maintains semi-amicable relations with the Israeli state.

 Also on this day in 1978: The South African air force flew over Cassinga, allegedly a Namibian refugee camp in Southern Angola. It was the South African Defence Force’s (SADF) largest airborne operations when close to 400 paratroopers were dropped near the town of Cassinga. The airborne troops bombed the South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO) refugee camp and People’s Liberation Army of Namibia’s (PLAN) military base, SWAPO’s armed wing. The bombing was followed by ground forces to complete the massacre. More than 600 Namibians, mostly women and children were massacred by the SADF airborne troops, and hundreds more were injured. A United Nations (UN) delegation that visited Cassinga a few days after the tragic event reported that what the South Africans did was criminal in legal terms and savage in moral terms.

Equally on this day in 2010: Royal Dutch Shell said it spilled nearly 14,000 tons of oil into the creeks of the Niger Delta area of Nigeria, blamed thieves and militants for the environmental damage.

And on this day in 2012:  Twenty three (23) Boko Haram suspects were arrested during an attack on a police station in Banki town, Borno State in Nigeria,

6 Types of Workers You Would Find In A Nigerian Company

It was workers day a couple of days ago in Nigeria and every where across the world. But the question is what kind worker are we in Nigeria? It is based on this thatINFORMATION NIGERIA has put together the 6 types of workers you would find in a Nigeria company.

The end of the Month workers: These group of workers have no passion  for whatever job they are doing. The do it just because of the end of the month package.

The overzealous ones: These ones are so ambitious they put in their best on their job.

The ones who do not add any value to the company: These one are in  the company just like they are receiving their pension. They wont do anything all day.

The selfie freaks: These ones would snap with everything they are doing and upload on their page. They may even turn their colleagues to photographer if given the chance.

The informants: These league of workers are the ones who would spy on their colleagues, eavesdrop on conversations and go give the MD feedback.

The Notice mes/eye service: These ones would suddenly become a super worker on noticing the presence of their superior even when they did not do any before the superior comes in.