Pride makes us artificial, and humility makes us real. According to Thomas Merton.

For those who have met the chubby, handsome Nigerian Canadian Oderinde Qasim Abiola you will agree he is an epitome of humility.

He is a serial entrepreneur who has masterminded a lot of catalysts in the Nigerian entertainment industry and in the diaspora.

Hunter as he is popularly called started show business far back in the late 90’s as one of Nigeria's youngest film marketers in the early stage of Nollywood.

He is a one of the pioneer members of the unique movie producers and marketers’ association of Nigeria.

Hunter, as a promoter, has successfully managed lots of international events in different countries.

He has done lots of successful events in Canada before covid era. They include; Kizz Daniel in Montreal,  boat cruise and  host of Nigeria's ‘A’-list celebrities.

His streak in 2022 has been a huge success. Back-to-back, one would say: the socialite who went on tour during his last vacation to the United Kingdom

, UAR, USA promised Nigerians resident in Canada the summer will

 be fun. True to his words, Hunter TV has changed the narratives in event management and promotions.

He started with the tour that had award winning Nigerian comedians, Kenny black and MC Funny bones around different provinces and cities in Canada. Immediately after that he had a boat cruise tagged club on the sea, and within a month brought Wasiu Alabi Pasuma to Canada.

One amazing trend with this series of events was the support he got from the community and all the events got sold out.

 

 No doubt Hunter and his team deserved the awards category.

Oderinde Qasim Abiola, the CEO of Hunter TV Africa has proven he is an exceptional promoter and has established himself as a force to reckon with.

The astute Muslim devotee is happily married with kids.

Xphrame Media wishes Hunter and his team the best of years ahead

Community services have helped a lot of Canadian communities achieve and leverage on their dreams. As Canadian society keeps embracing the inclusion of all communities to strengthen diversity through renowned non-profit organizations. Xphrame Media beams spotlight on the Abode Community Service Centre (ACSC) in this article.

Abode Community Service Centre (ACSC) is a non-profit organization empowering vulnerable black communities with equitable access to food, social connectedness and healthcare promotions.

They provide a wide range of resources, programs, and activities to promote the community's positive physical and mental well-being with culturally sensitive considerations. Beneficiaries of our services are seniors, single parents, families and youths who identify as black.

ACSC in the spirit of the Black History month has scheduled an overwhelming virtual event slated for 24^th February 2022. The event shall feature lectures, quiz, poetry, Dance, drumming and drumming sessions.

The event promises to run virtually for 2 hours on zoom between 5 and 7 pm. Akeem Ogunmilade of Xphrame Media will be the event anchor.

The link to join is https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/87477793437

 

 The second good news from the stables of ACSC is the annual tax returns free information session. Reviews from this strategic community service in previous editions has been topnotch and highly recommended. ACSC brings representatives of the CRA to educate and attend to all grey areas pertaining to income tax.

You would agree the tax seasons are knocking and there is no better time to set out preparations than now.

A snip peek into the session shows the event shall cater for child tax benefits, opportunities for seniors via CRA, student credits, they invite everyone to join the session as a CRA outreach officer will be available to educate all attendees and respond to questions.

The session shall also be virtual and link to join is : https://us06web.zoom.us/j/8745831405?pwd=SEFEQ2ZmZGN3cHIRSnFiYnFIR3Z1Zz09

Hey, did you miss the last edition of ACCCEF BHM virtual event?

You can still watch HERE 

If you thought you had a great weekend, chances are it wasn’t anywhere near as memorable as those who attended the 2021 All white Toronto Party boat cruise.

The event resonated her integrity and made history this year. 4^th Edition review proved Alashk Heritage promotions had over the years built confidence and earned the recognition of standard event organization in the Nigerian Canadian community.

In the history of events in the community, Jimi Alasela’ has made a record.

Jimi Alasela is a household name when it comes to creative Nigerian ambassadors in diaspora, the multi-talented entrepreneur who is a Canadian citizen doubles as the CEO of the prestigious, classy and exotic one stop Lounge and restaurant in Toronto Canada-24-7 Lounge.

Jimi as popularly called by all, hails from the Gate way state in Southwest Nigeria, West Africa. He is also the president and CEO of Alashk Heritage promotions worldwide the organizers of the prestigious annual All White Toronto Party boat cruise.

2021 edition was mind blowing and a memorable one. The event was sold out 2 weeks to event date with people scrambling and willing to buy the tickets at higher price from people who may not be attending.

Unlike previous editions where posters and flyers had to be made and distributed. This year’s edition experienced low-key publicity with a wow response. A prove of value for goodwill earned over the years.

The event witnessed a prompt turn out of people at the meeting point on Polson Street, downtown, Toronto. At the gate, tickets of those who could not attend was sold at a $100.

The event was indeed one of it’s kind. The well coordinated event had every attendee excited. There was indeed value for money paid to attend with packaged dinner which went round and was in excess.

The delicious dinner was prepared by 24-7 Lounge and restaurant.

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Xphrame Media Documented the event and had a chat with some guests on the boat. Most of them requested for a part 2 of the event before winter while some expressed their uttermost joy attesting to a fulfilled outing.

It was a gathering of different nationalities on this years edition. We had Jamaicans, Indians, Lebanese and other Africans in attendance. People came from different provinces outside Ontario to witness the event.

The DJ gave beautiful hits. The white dress code was unique and lovely. It was a display of varieties of designers.

We had a brief chat with Jimi Alasela. The business Passionist said all he could say was thank you to everyone who supported the vision. He said mentioning names will be exhausting but he is indeed very grateful to everyone. He urged people to watch out for the 2022 edition.

View full event pictures in link below

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