TECHNOLOGY AND ENTERTAINMENT

We need a ministry of Entertainment, says Aki and Pawpaw star, Osita Iheme Osita Iheme Africa Magic Viewers Choice Award-winning actor, Osita Iheme has called on the Federal Government to establish a ministry of entertainment for the creative industry. “We need a ministry of entertainment where we can say if you have any problem go there and report, where the entertainment industry will be having budget every year just like education, security, agriculture,” Iheme said. The diminutive actor advised that the ministry should function like other ministries in the Nigerian government with budgets rather than inaccessible “We need a budget for entertainment, we need a budget for the creative industry whereby the creative industry will be able to have their own budget every year that they can use to do whatever they want to do.” The Member of the Order of the Federal Republic (MFR) made this known in a recent interview where he spoke on matters concerning the entertainment in

Boycott China:                            Xiaomi more Indian than local handset companies, says India MD HIMANSHI LOHCHAB & ROMIT GUHA ET Bureau | Updated: Jun 24, 2020, 06.44 PM IST Boycott China: Xiaomi more Indian than local handset companies, says India MDBCCL - Non Copyright Manu Jain, Xiaomi's India MD New Delhi:  The border faceoff with China has angered Indian consumers and Xiaomi is facing a backlash on social media, but it hasn’t hurt the smartphone market leader’s sales and is unlikely to hit business in the long term, the company’s India MD said. “If you look at the last few weeks, there has been a backlash against companies from a particular country or a region? Definitely yes…It started happening somewhere in the middle of the lockdown.  He totally understand that people are angry,” Xiaomi’s Manu Jain said in an exclusive interview. Jain added that this got aggravated by the recent ‘geopolitical situation’. “Of course, there’s a backlash on social med