Showing posts with label Helen Paul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Helen Paul. Show all posts

Wednesday, 29 May 2013

Jedi Live in LWKMD (Laugh Wan Kill Me Die) 2013 Tour


3SIXTEEvents presents Jedi Live in LWKMD (Laugh Wan Kill Me Die) 2013 Tour courtesy of ARIK AIR. Now in its forth year, Jedi Live in LWKMD Tour boasts of the biggest line­up yet in North America and Canada, with more performers taking part than ever before.

Everyone from local favorites and rising stars to well-known names will be performing in a few cities across North America. This will be a chance to see many of your favorite indigenous comedians perform live.

Along side the host – Jedi, the line up this year include Gbenga Adeyinka, Basorge, Helen Paul, Princess, Wale Gates, Emeka Smith, Seyi Law, Arthur Simeon, Seyi Brown & Wamilele. The tour opens on Friday June 28, 2013 in Atlanta, GA, then moves to Toronto, ON for Canada Day July 1, 2013 and then proceeds to Washington, DC for the Pre-Independence Day Show, July 3, 2013. 

Tuesday, 14 May 2013

It's a Joyous Experience Being a Mother - Comedienne, Helen Paul


Nollywood actress/comedienne, Helen Paul gave birth in 2011. In an interview with Africa Magic Entertainment She speaks about being a mother and how it is a joyous experience. She said it’s exciting and sets one on a whole new level. She said;

One of the sweetest things of early motherhood is watching out for the first word s/he learns to say correctly. A mom will also definitely be happy to see her baby grow up into a well brought up, intelligent, and well-rounded individual,”

“One of the greatest joys for every mom is having a virtuous and God fearing child that makes her proud in his or her everyday life and accomplishments.”

Saturday, 9 February 2013

Mister.... ooh Sorry.. Its a MASTERS for Helen Paul.



Comedienne, Helen Paul, has gotten herself a Master’s Degree from the University of Lagos. In an era when Entertainers drop out of school on account of their career, the humour merchant, mother and wife was able to graduate from the Department of Theatre Arts.
Helen, also known as Tatafo, says that she went back to school because she enjoyed the course. She however acknowledged that it was not easy combining work and school with taking care of her home.