Deetv

12/06/2024

Save the date June 25th Eko Hotels & Suites

11/06/2024

The building is fine
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11/06/2024

Give a caption for this visit 😜😜😂

08/06/2024

42inches LG TV for sell at any reasonable price.
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08/06/2024

Younger sister visited elder sister at kirikiri prison.
Cc: realgist

08/06/2024

True/False???

04/06/2024

This could be yours in less distance time🙏

04/06/2024

04/06/2024

THE STORY OF A LEGEND

Did you know?
Sam Loco Efe was born in Enugu on 25th December 1945.

His father was a warder, by name— Arase Efeimwonkiyeke. He was a Benin man who worked in Eastern Nigeria and his mother was a petty trader who sold akara.

He spent his childhood in the town of Abakaliki in present-day Ebonyi State. In fact, he spent much of his years in Abakaliki.

When he was in primary school, he lost his father. He had to support his mother in her business which made him spend longer than usual years before graduating from primary school.

He started acting while still in school when a theatre group came to stage a play called "The Doctor In Spite of Himself", afterwards he discussed with members of the group about the theatre and performance arts.

In elementary school, he was a member of various groups including a drama society that performed a rendition of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar at an Eastern regional arts festival in Abakaliki, the play came last in the drama competition but Efe was noted as the best actor which earned him a scholarship to complete elementary school.

After finishing elementary school, he attended various secondary schools and was active in the drama society, organizing a performance of The Doctor in Spite of Himself and a play called Vendetta.

After secondary school, he was a member of a traveling theatre group and played soccer earning the moniker locomotive later shortened as loco. That was how his name Loco came to being.

During the Biafran genocidal War, Efe fought on the Biafra side until he returned to Benin in 1968. He saw himself as an Igbo man and a Biafran before anything.

While in Benin in the 60s, he started the Ovonranwen Theatre Group with their debut production being Ogierhiakhi’s Obaiwape.

However, his earnings from acting was meagre and thereafter, he traveled to Lagos to seek better career opportunities and to explore a career in football.

He got his first job in 1972 working for Michelin Tyres. He applied for the position without knowing how to drive which was a requirement for the job.

He learned how to drive a day before the interview. During the interview, he passed the oral interview and failed the driving test but honesty about his error in judgement won over the interviewer.

He worked for Michelin selling tyres in Lagos, Ijebu Ode and Abeokuta. He soon left Michelin to work for Dunlop Tyres as a Senior Sales Representative in the Tyres and Allied products division.

While working for Dunlop in Benin, he was a cast member of NTA Benin's television series, Hotel de Jordan and also performed in a rendition of Ola Rotimi's The Gods are Not to Blame.

In 1977, he left sales for a career in theatre. He auditioned and got the lead part of Langbodo, a play by Dapo Adelugba presented during FESTAC.

After the end of Festac, Adelugba introduced him to a friend of his at University of Ibadan about opportunities in theatre. Adelugba's friend was able to get Efe a position as a senior artiste in the institution.

Sam Loco would later become a household name and one of the early pioneers of Nollywood.

He was such a funny actor.

He featured in movies like :

1. Tom and Jerry
2. Final World Cup
3. Long John
4. Ukwa
5. Akịdị
6. My Love
7. IJELE the son of Masquerade
8. Anunuebe and a lot unmentioned.

Sam Loco Efe died in his hotel room at Amakọhịa, Owerri, Imo State on 7th August 2011. Till date, nobody knows the cause of his death. Ventolin inhaler was found with him when the room was broken. Report has it that Sam Loco was an asthmatic patient.

never die

02/06/2024

⚽️⚽️⚽️🎗🏅🏆

01/06/2024

34 felony count charges and guilty for all first in history, but yet feel no remorse.
Should the former USA 🇺🇸 President Donald Trump be convicted?

01/06/2024

JUNE is here, I hope it find us well
Happy new month

26/05/2024

Rudboy finally tide the node
Congrats 🍾

26/05/2024

Nigeria🇳🇬Police Force offers 10Million Naira deal with controversial Nigeria singer Portable.
We can’t even imagine countless time the singer has have issues with the NPL or could it be that the agency is trying to settled or run from his WAHALA 🤷🏻‍♂️a fans ask?

Question: does he has such integrity to have a deal with such key government agency life NPF?

25/05/2024

When is your favorite day in a week?

Me: any day in a week I make highest money💰

18/05/2024

DID YOU KNOW
Did you know
Chukwuemeka "Emeka" Odumegwu Ojukwu was born on 4 November 1933 at Zungeru in northern Nigeria to Sir Louis Odumegwu Ojukwu, an Igbo businessman from present-day Nnewi, Anambra State in south-eastern Nigeria. Sir Louis was in the transport business; he took advantage of the business boom during World War II to become the richest man in Nigeria. He began his educational career in Lagos, southwestern Nigeria.Emeka Ojukwu started his secondary school education at CMS Grammar School, Lagos aged 10 in 1943. He later transferred to King's College, Lagos in 1944 where he was involved in a controversy leading to his brief imprisonment for assaulting a British teacher who put down a student strike action that he was a part of.This event generated widespread coverage in local newspapers. At 13, his father sent him to the United Kingdom to continue his education, first at Epsom College and later at Lincoln College, Oxford University, where he earned a master's degree in History and returned to Nigeria to serve as an administrative officer. He later joined the Nigerian army and was rapidly promoted. Following Nigerian independence in 1960, a group of mostly Igbo junior army officers overthrew Nigeria’s civilian government in the 1966 Nigerian coup d'état. Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, another Igbo, became the new Nigerian head of state, and he appointed Ojukwu as military governor of the predominately Igbo Eastern Region. However, Hausa and Yoruba army officers feared an Igbo-dominated government, resulting in the 1966 Nigerian countercoup and the subsequent 1966 anti-Igbo pogrom. In response to Igbo demands for secession, Ojukwu reorganised the Eastern Region as the Republic of Biafra, and he declared independence from Nigeria. Nigeria invaded Biafra, sparking the Nigerian Civil War. The Nigerian military, with support from the United Kingdom and the Soviet Union, blockaded Biafra and cut food supplies, which created a mass famine. Ojukwu made use of foreign media to highlight the plight of Biafran civilians and depict the war as genocide against Igbos.The shocking images of starving Biafran civilians turned the war into an international media sensation, as this was one of the first globally televised wars alongside the Vietnam War. Biafra received international humanitarian relief during the Biafran airlift. Biafra eventually capitulated to Nigerian forces in 1970 after millions of Biafran civilians died. Ojukwu subsequently fled to Ivory Coast in exile, where President Félix Houphouët-Boigny, who recognised Biafra as a sovereign and independent state, granted him political asylum. In 1981, newly democratically elected Nigerian president Shehu Shagari granted amnesty to Ojukwu, allowing him to return to Nigeria without facing political or legal consequences from the war. Ojukwu spent the remainder of his life unsuccessfully attempting to return to Nigerian politics as a democratically elected politician rather than a military ruler. He died in 2011 at the age of 78 in London, England.[6] His body was returned to Nigeria, where Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan arranged a state funeral. He was buried with full military honours, including a 21-gun salute from the Nigerian Army, and thousands of people attended his funeral. Ojukwu remains a contentious figure in the history of Nigeria. Many Igbo people regard him as a hero and a messianic figure who did what was necessary to ensure the survival of Nigeria's Eastern population while facing the possibility of a genocide after the 1966 coup. Other Nigerians have deemed Biafra's secession unnecessary, blaming Ojukwu for the events of the war and accusing him of oppressing Biafra's non-Igbo ethnic minorities.

In office
30 May 1967 – 8 January 1970

Spouse(s)
Elizabeth Okoli
Njideka Odumegwu-Ojukwu
Stella Ojukwu
Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu

Children
7

Profession
Soldier, politician

Years of service
1957–1967 (Nigerian Army)
1967–1970 (Biafran Army)

Rank
* Lieutenant Colonel (Nigerian )
* General (BiafranArmedForces)

To be continued!!!

18/05/2024

Meet, Moses Eteng a 26yrs young man from Akwa Ibom State popularly known as Educated Agidi seller.

Can you do this for money or for fames?

17/05/2024

Comment interested for location ASA we no dey hid updated😮

15/05/2024

When God finally bless you with this, can you be sincere enough to pay the correct tithe from this figure????

13/05/2024

What is the longest journey you’ve ever make within Nigeria🇳🇬? mine is the red arrow

09/05/2024

Davido celebrate daughter Hailey 7th birthday
Fans is asking when did Chioma born this one 🤷🏻‍♂️🤔

06/05/2024

Them don carry CL come🏡

06/05/2024

Deetv promise her first giveaway 🎁 today
What type of plastic bottle refuse was converted to peg as seen in the red🔴 circle in the picture display?

06/05/2024

🤔🤔🤔

05/05/2024

Just imagine Wizkid’s Son TifeBalogun is worth over $3m.
He has a couple of houses scattered over Nigeria and many properties in his name . He is actually one of the Richest kid in Africa .
Davido’s fans know this and know peace.

03/05/2024

Congrats to A Very Dark Man was seen flaunting a Tesla Cybertruck worth over $81,885 he wrote and I quote bobrisky go think say na fake but fans be like this is made in Aba🤔

03/05/2024

😂🤔🤷🏻‍♂️🙈 s🤪me nyash be nyash ooh😲
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02/05/2024

This beef d✅ne dey strong ooh 😮 and fans be adding more 🔥🤔🤷🏻‍♂️