It’s a concept movie makers and lovers have describe as ground breaking and pregnant with message for Cameroonian youths as rising stars Vanesa T and Yvonne Nelson team up to warm our screens with a potential movie of the year.

Titled ‘stripping’, the Raindrop production dehumanizes the stripping profession especially in our African society and makes the case for a successful stripper who still remains descent

Shot in Buea, Douala, Limbe and Tiko, movie stripping features some of the renowned names in the country’s rising movie industry as well as introducing the heir apparents to the Cameroon movie industry

In a story filled with intrigue, suspense and lessons galore, the movie “stripping” is a story of a young 23 year old girl named Vanessa whose mother died and left her with her aunt named Mrs. Elena Salvador.

 Mrs. Elena got married to a rich, drug trafficker called Mr. Gilbert and they had a son named Jason. Vanessa went through a lot of challenges in that house because both Mr. Gilbert and Jason will always rape Vanessa to the point of getting her pregnant. She didn’t know who fathered her baby so she went for abortion but it didn’t stop them from committing the act of rape on her….

It is a story that will make you cry and yet want to have more. Premier of the movie is scheduled for March 27^th March 2020 at Buea Mountain hotel

For Ticket and reservations contact: 6 82 85 15 39 / 671 10 61 01

A new dawn: Marketing powerhouse CIPMA signs deal with dance hall sensation

Cameroon’s international premier marketing Agency (CIPMA) has signed a marketing deal today with team Phil Daisy.

The agency which seeks to be the premier game changer in digital and traditional a marketing specializes in marketing showbiz[music, films etc) penned a three months contract in Buea today January 14th 2020.

The CEO of the agency journalist, award winning animator cum marketer Njeck Sylvanus announced on his Facebook page today.

Speaking to TeboPost, the CEO Njeck Sylvanus says the deal will help put the artists to the spotlight like never before adding “ we seek to give our clients’ work of arts the necessary exposure and recognition it deserves”

The contract will see CIPMA, a marketing partner of TeboPost Media brand the artists, his music, organize his press outings and give his work unrivaled publicity.

Phil is a Cameroonian supper rising dance hall artist with an EP of 6 songs to his name. His partnership with a shot marketing agency like CIPMA is seen as many as a major break through for the artist and his management as the Buea-based company boasts of unrivaled marketing capabilities.

His media tour will begin in Yaounde on Friday January 16th 2020.

One of the highlights of the November 22nd week end was the fashion taste of some of some Cameroonian celebrities as they adorned some of the finest, most expensive, stylish and most controversial outfits to grace the red carpet of the highly anticipated movie titled “Broken”

While the start-studded movie and grand concert in Las Vegas DOUALA featuring international acts Diamond Platinum and homeboy Stanley Enow gave entertainment lovers choice crisis, it was the what people wore to attend the movie premier which had to the internet on Fire

Details about the content of the movie have been relegated to the background for movie critics to border about it for the sake of posterity while the dressing styles features as headlines on all social media platforms and celebrity columns.

One of the most controversial outfit was adorned by self-acclaimed vocal highness- Blaise B.

The Alpha Beta record’s artist and producer appeared in yet another ancient look which seems to give more meaning to the title of Tzy’s latest song-Galilee

Dressed in a white gown partially covered with a red garment which covers his head in a look reminiscent of ancient religious priests in the days of the old, the sandals which covered his legs completed one of the fashion disasters in a night everything got broken.

Fans and critics stormed social media to express outrage and praises alike, with many arguing the DOUALA-based artist is failing yet again in another dormain

Blaise B has been one of the finest and promising music sensations in the country ever since the release of his hit single Eposi” back in 2015.

But the problem though is that he has never ever graduated from that tag of “promising” despite multiple releases and robbing shoulders with some of the biggest names in the country’s modern day music.

Blaise B might belong to same records label with Mr Leo and Salatiel, both of whom enjoy national and international fame and recognitions for their work, but his artistic work (Blaise B) has fallen short of deserved praise and the population and music lovers haven’t really embraced him as an A-list artist

He has made great strides in recent months, releasing exceptional singles and featuring some of the hottest names in the music business.

His works in music production has sold him at home too but he has fallen short of competing with the elites of the industry like Stanley Enow, Dapahne, Mr Leo, Locko, Wax Dey and many more

But despite these obvious career problems which some have blamed on magagement, it is the fashion taste of the “Le Gout de Ca” singer which has come under the knife.

His casual outing with a pair of shots untop of a pair of sneakers and a t-shirt with a business bag around his shoulder at “Saving Mbango” movie premier last month angered his fans and gave munitions to the firepower of his critics  but they quickly forgave him with the hope that he will make amends in “Broken” premier.

But Blaise B seemed to be basking in the glory of the negative publicity, joining some of his fans to welcome the vibes as he seeks to change fashion sense in an industry where fashion is still
to be fully embraced

Responding to his critics, the artists writes “Everything you want to do is in your hands. You have the power to change the world , control every energy around you ( be it Positive or Negative) . All you have to do is ride on, bend the rules ,act different and let the world speak about the storm. Sorry if you are still disappointed.

Designer @dobrinahproduction you did a great job “

Not even that will silence increasing number of critics who say he can’t climb his way to the pinnacle of entertainment with negativity- or what ever that means