KOREAN FILM FESTIVAL, LAGOS

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Olympic Winter Games | Countdown Begins for PyeongChang 2018

The XXII Winter Olympics will be held in the city of Pyeongchang in the Gangwon Province of South Korea. To mark 365 days before the event, the city hosted guests and athletes from all around the world at a "one year to go ceremony" held at the Gangneung Hockey Centre. It was a spectacular night and it gave us a taste of what the real event will look like. I am already excited for it.

1st ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL, ABUJA

How was your weekend?

Mine was uneventful. I was meant to go to a fair today but last minute errands came up and I had to cancel. 

The saving grace for me—after my resolution to have fun and go out more this summer— is that I have 4 more events in my July calendar that I can attend plus fun activities at work this month. 

Which brings me to the title of this post!

10 Asian countries who make up the Asian committee in Abuja are hosting the first ever week-long film festival showcasing blockbusters from each country. 

The event is going to be taken place at the China Cultural Centre in Wuse from 3rd - 8th July and all the films are free entry. Yay! 

On the first day of the festival, there is an opening ceremony which is by invitation only, but afterwards the movie screening has free admission. So drag your friends and family and enjoy a round-trip across Asian Cinema from the East to the South and in-between. 

P.S: you may also get the chance to try out their cuisines ;)


Here is a film Schedule for each day.

So tell me, which movie catches your fancy? Who are you planning on taking, a Date? Mum? Dad? Friend? or making it a siblings affair? 

To find out about the synopsis of the film, check out the Korean Cultural Centre Website

Also don't forget to find me around the web on Youtube and so on by following the links below, I always welcome post and video suggestions.

Search for me around the web by clicking the following links:
  On KOREAN TWITTER disseminating real time views on dramas & music etc

 On FACEBOOK sharing  interesting links

 On INSTAGRAM sharing pictures

and on TUMBLR just doing what people do on there

Until next time!

안녕,

INTRODUCING KOREAN VARIETY SHOWS

여로분 오랜만에 잘 있었어요?

Hello everyone, how've you been?

I know it has been quiet around here for a while. I have been very busy and a lot of big changes have been taking place in my life. I have to admit though, I did miss writing and making youtube videos. I actually took a break from youtube because I didn't have final cut pro which I used to use for editing but now I have it so expect more videos from me.

KOREAN CULTURE | How Seollal [설날] is performed

As promised in my New year update post, I said I was going to write about how Seollal is celebrated.

새해 복 많이 받으세요 = Please receive a lot of luck or blessings in the New Year

Seollal~설날 is the most celebrated holiday in South Korea, the second being Chuseok
추석–which is the harvest festival. Seollal is not only a celebration of the coming in of a new year but an opportunity for families to come together from far and near, catch up with each other and enjoy sumptuous meals and activities. It is also a time to pay respects to ancestors and visit their grave sites.

World Poetry Day | 7th Korea-Nigeria Poetry competition & Fiesta [Call for Entry]

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I have some exciting news for all you budding writers out there. In commemoration of World Poetry day, Arojah Concepts and the Korean Cultural Centre, Nigeria (KCCN) are calling for entry submissions for their annual Korea-Nigeria Poetry competition which is  open to everyone. 

This year’s edition, which is the 7^th in the series, will focus on the STATE OF THE NATION.

Interested POETS are invited to submit their entries in accordance with the following guidelines:

•        That your submission will be a poetic expression and, or appraisal of the mood/state of the nations of the world, leaders and leadership styles, governance and misrule, politics and politicking, poverty, nepotism, killings, corruption, e.t.c.)
•         Each poet can enter a maximum of 3 poems as a single entry
•         All entries must conform with the above focus/theme
•         All entries must be the original work of the poet and not previously published
•         All entries should be in a single file of a word document, sent either as an attachment or in the body of the mail. No PDF file would be accepted.
•        All entries should be sent to knpf@arojahconcepts.com with the subject box marked KNPF 2017 SUBMISSION
•         All entries must be received on or before Tuesday 28^th February, 2017
•       A shortlist of 10 poems/poets selected by a three-man panel will be announced on MARCH 10, 2017.
•       All selected poems/poets will receive certificate of merit/participation during the 7^th Korea-Nigeria Poetry Feast in Abuja on TUESDAY MARCH 21, 2017 while the selected poems will be performed by Arojah Royal Theatre as part of activities marking the World Poetry Day. This will include the presentation of the second edition of the Korea-Nigeria Poetry Anthology.
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Signed,

Om’Oba Jerry Adesewo

For Arojah Concepts/KCCN

Well that's it folks, I wish you all the best and look forward to reading the winning entries!!

Search for me around the web by clicking the following links:
  On KOREAN TWITTER disseminating real time views on dramas & music etc

 On FACEBOOK sharing  interesting links

 On INSTAGRAM sharing pictures

and on TUMBLR just doing what people do on there

안녕,

Meera

새해 복 많이 받으세요 | Update & Seollal celebrations in Nigeria

새해~Saehae is one of the words that means ‘new year‘, 복~Bok means ‘luck’, and 많이~Maani means ‘many’ or ‘lots of’, 받으세요~Badeuseyo is the honorific way of saying 받다~Badda, meaning ‘to receive’. Thus, 새해 복 많이 받으세요 means Please receive lots of luck this year.

Hello guys, 

It has been a while since I wrote on here but I sure did miss it. Life has been quite busy the last couple of months but I am finally back in Nigeria now and I have more time and opportunity to write and make videos for you guys. I have enrolled for the Korean language class at the Korean cultural centre in Nigeria and boy has my language skills improved, spoken Korean especially.


Another big news is that I am currently