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Dan Kwallat an entrepreneur and philanthropist who has the vision of inculcating his acquired skills for sustainability and manpower development for the growth of the society through ‘Kwallat and Sons Enterprise’. An interview with Dingse Bitrus Nandom. Please tell us about yourself? My name is Daniel Kwallat, I am from Qua’anpan Local Government Area of Plateau State but based in Jos. I am into skill acquisition training under the name Kwallat and Sons Enterprise. We train people on different hand works.  Kwallat and Sons Enterprise is an organisation whose sole aim is to train not only the people in Plateau State but the whole nation. I am proud to say that Kwallat and Sons Enterprise has made many youths, women, and widows amongst others financially independent by training them towards acquiring different skills and using these skills to salvage themselves from poverty and idleness.   Do you have a specific category of people you train? No. We train every c...

A young, bright, promising and exceptional enterprenuer who has worked hard  to bring entertainment to a full stand in Jos and Nigeria as a whole. In an interview with Dingse Nandom Bitrus, Muktari Bala Roko (Mukky) has shed light on his rise to being a young CEO. Can you kindly introduce yourself and your background? My name is Muktari Bala Roko from the family of Zubairu Bala Roko. Born and raised in Jos but relocated to Abuja after my Secondary School. Being the CEO of Spaceboyz enterprise. Can you kindly shed more light on the Spaceboyz enterprise? Spaceboyz entertainment limited is a dream that started with intelligent minds and with the help of my friends and colleagues; Michael (Head of PR department), Manji (Head of clothing department), Samuel Okonkwo ‘film boy’ (Head of media department), Weng Rwang (Head of Accounting department), and Drega Albert (Head of Music department). We’re bringing this dream to visual entity for people to see and know what thi...

An interview with an inspirational Jos based Gospel Reggae artist, Nandom Wisdom Gumap. Name My name is Nandom Wisdom Gumap from Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State. Music Background I believe that gospel music is not learned, but comes from inspiration. My music background started way back when I was in secondary school. I joined the choir band in my church and when I was in my senior class I released my first gospel album, and by the grace of God I am about to drop the second album which I have been working on.  Genre of music In the gospel music ministry we just want to minister to people through our songs but I think I am more into reggae style. Style/Genre I feel I will reach many people through reggae because many, both young and old appreciates reggae and it easily captures people’s attention especially the beats that comes with it.   Musical instruments you play. I actually started playing the bass guitar, but deviated to t...

Poko as she is popularly called in the Sierra Leonean movie community, found time out of her busy schedule to grant this exclusive interview to the Editor of the Natifz Times Newspaper, Nenpan Ngwan 1. Can you briefly tell us about yourself? My name is Thelma T. Barnett (Poko). I am a sierra leonean. I live in Freetown and a Christian. I am an actress and my mum's only child. 2. How Long have you been in the movie industry? I have been in the industry since 2006 3. What motivated you to go into acting instead of sticking to modeling ? Well it came at a time in my life when I noticed that people were using my fame to  organize beauty pageants (I mean the organizers). They will get me to partake in pageants not knowing that the winners were already arranged and at the end of the day it was doing me more harm than good so I decided to try acting. 4. How did you start your movie career? When I was into modeling and pageant I had friends in t...

A Taroh Native of Langtang South of Plateau State in an interview with Quincy Lar of “The Natifz Times Newspaper” discloses her journey and success in the modeling world Can you tell us about yourself? My name is Nanfe Jemimah Kefas, I am 5.8ft tall, I have brown eyes, black hair, and chocolate skin. I am Taroh from Langtang South Local Government of Plateau State, Nigeria. Born in the city of Maiduguri in Borno State to the family of Mr and Mrs Kefas Audu Bingab. What prompted you to go into modeling? Sometimes in my life back then in school, I realized that I was camera friendly. My attitude towards pictures is mind blowing. Almost all the photographers in my school loved to take pictures of me. Then I thought about being a model and then I went for it. What are the challenges you have faced and are still facing? Well there is no job description that is easy. Modeling especially in Nigeria is hard. I remember back then when getting signed into an agency was a proble...