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Funmi Iyanda
Lagos, Nigeria
Funmi Iyanda is a multi award-winning producer and broadcast journalist. She is the CEO of Ignite Media and Executive Director of Creation Television
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Monday, December 31, 2012

Change-A-Life Foundation Annual TV Show | LIVE on NTA NETWORK | JANUARY 1ST 2013 | 9AM |


On the 1st of January 2013, Funmi Iyanda‘s Change-A-Life Foundation will broadcast its annual TV show. The number one citizen of Lagos State, His Excellency, Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN) will be the special guest of honour on the show. The show will also feature top celebrity guests, including ex-model and blogger, Linda Ikeji; young author, Chibundu Onuzo; musician, Emmanuel Bezhiwa Idakula, a.k.a Bez, Bukola Elemide a.k.a Aa and entertainer, David Adeleke, a.k.a Davido.

The annual TV show will be co-hosted by veteran broadcaster and media entrepreneur, Funmi Iyanda, and upcoming presenter, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu. The show is a one-hour live broadcast on the NTA Network, airing on January 1st, 2013 from 9am to 10am.
Change-A-Life's mission is to act as a bridge between people with potential, yet great need and the people, agencies and organizations that have the capacity and are willing to help these people. Funmi Iyanda founded this social service organization in 2002. Over the last 10 years; Change-A-Life has affected the lives of many children and their families through its scholarship, healthcare, counselling and micro-finance intervention programs.

Monday, September 24, 2012

World Economic Forum Summer Davos in Tianjin, China

 
 
Panel on Africa’s Future Economy with Rwanda´s President Kagame

After the Panelist Session
 
 


Nigerian Minister of Communication Technology Mrs. Omobola Johnson

Out and About in Tianjin

Friday, June 29, 2012

Chopcassava.com at the BANFF World Media Awards in Canada



With the Cast of "Hell on Wheels" 
Common

Fab "Hell on Wheels" Theme Party


Friday, March 23, 2012

Kilimanjaro













Thursday, March 01, 2012

Stories from the Niger Delta -- "PH Stories" on AIT at 9pm

‘PH Stories’ documents Funmi’s journey as she talks to locals, artists, writers, celebrities and politicians, exploring stories in and around Port Harcourt, the garden city and business capital of the Niger Delta. PH Stories will air this Saturday March 10th on AIT and AIT International at 9pm


PH Stories from Bamboo Comm on Vimeo.


In search of the stories and voices of the Niger Delta, Funmi and the crew travelled to Port Harcourt, following the trail of Kaine Agary's award winning novel ‘Yellow Yellow’. A short boat ride from Port Harcourt brings Funmi to the beautiful island of Bonny, rich in history and natural beauty and home to Nigeria’s Liquid Natural Gas project. Bonny is also home to Monkey Village, where you’ll find Funmi engaging a melee of interesting individuals in her signature down to earth and frank style, eliciting openness and honesty from people on the fringes of society--mixed race descendants of foreign oil workers and Nigerian women, militants, armed robbers and drug dealers. Finally, Rivers State Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi drives Funmi and her crew around the city, visiting various innovative government projects and discussing issues of poverty, job creation, power generation and true federalism.

Tune in to PH Stories on AIT & AIT International Sunday March 10th, 2012 at 9pm
Monday, October 04, 2010

Taking Nigeria to the World

In commemoration of Nigeria's 50th independence, the BBC over three weeks will broadcast a three part documentary on Nigeria produced by me and Chris Dada.
Told from the perspective of Nigerians, “My Country” has captured everyday Nigerians in unusual but natural settings, engaging them in eye-opening and down to earth conversations about their unique Nigerian experience.

My Country is showing at these times on BBC World:

Part 2
Saturday October 9th 05:10 am & 6:10pm

Repeat broadcast on October 10th 11:10 am & midnight

Part 3
Saturday October 16th 05:10am & 6:10pm

Repeat broadcast on October 17th 11:10 am & midnight
Friday, July 30, 2010

Bottoms, Busstops and Identity part II

The market is 150 years old and there is talk of a remodelling into a shopping mall. From the colourful fruits, vegetables and grains display of Market Street, we walked into the corner of Julius Nyerere Street and the bovine market where, people sat on benches eating whole or parts of huge bovine heads with samp to my utter carnivorous delight. Others ate hollowed out bread loaves stuffed with beans and rice called bunny chow. From the bovine market, we … ( continue reading