“Alade” Aromire: An Innovator’s Legacy - Modern Ghana
Also known as Mr Movie, Muyideen Alade Agboola Aromire will be remembered for his exploits, his first and legendary performances in the video sector. Muyideen Agboola Alade Aromire was born in Lagos on 13th August into the Aromire family Chieftaincy of Lagos. OLANIYONU: In Loving Memory of Muyideen ‘Alade’ Aromire Also known as Mr Movie, Muyideen Alade Agboola Aromire will be remembered for his exploits, his first and legendary performances in the video sector. Muyideen Agboola Alade Aromire was born in Lagos on 13th August 1963 into the Aromire family Chieftaincy of Lagos.Remembering Alade Aromire, The Man Who Died At 45 After ... He died in 2008, 13 years ago, at the age of 45, the memory of Prince Muyideen Alade Aromire still lives on. He was one of those who transformed the face of the Yoruba movie industry.Life 11 years after my dad’s death —Son of ace actor-cum ... When Muyideen Aromire, an ace Nollywood actor, popularly known as Alade, who was believed to have produced the first home video in Nigeria, died in an auto accident, it was like a blanket. Tope Alabi's biography and achievements -
When Muyideen Aromire, an ace Nollywood actor, popularly known as Alade, who was believed to have produced the first home video in Nigeria, died in an auto accident, it was like a blanket.
“Alade” Aromire: An Innovator’s Legacy - Nigeriafilms
He died in , 13 years ago, at the age of 45, the memory of Prince Muyideen Alade Aromire still lives on. He was one of those who transformed the face of the Yoruba movie industry. “Alade” Aromire: An Innovator’s Legacy
Aromire had by now acquired his screen-name, Alade, and continued to make more videofilms on the template. He was an innovator, a Lagosian original with useful experience of urban media and imaginative enough to experiment. Meet Alade Aromire, The Man Who Changed The Face Of Yoruba ...
Aromire was the first Nigerian to own a vernacular pay television channel, Yotomi TV. He died on Friday night at the Soleye Hospital, Ikeja, after he was reportedly hit by a trailer along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway. “Alade” Aromire: An Innovator’s Legacy -
The late Aromire, popularly known as Alade was owner and creator of Yotomi Television, a cross cultural broadcasting station with bias for Yoruba-based programmes. But his untimely death last week dealt another devastating blow to artistes and practitioners in his constituency. Tope Alabi @ 50: A gospel musician par excellence
The death of the actor and film producer Muyideen (“Alade”) Aromire on Friday July 4, , in a road accident in Lagos is a great tragedy in several respects.
The late Aromire, popularly known as Alade was owner and creator of Yotomi Television, a cross cultural broadcasting station with bias for Yoruba-based programmes. But his untimely death last week dealt another devastating blow to artistes and practitioners in his constituency.
OLANIYONU (1991): In Loving Memory of Muyideen 'Alade' Aromire - The first Nigerian to own a vernacular pay television channel, Yotomi TV. Aromire had by now acquired his screen-name, Alade, and continued to make more videofilms on the template. He was an innovator, a Lagosian original with useful experience of urban media and imaginative enough to experiment.
Alade was believed to have produced the first home video in Nigeria as he was the pioneer of Yoruba home video industry. Aromire was the first Nigerian to own a vernacular pay television channel, Yotomi TV. He died on Friday night at the Soleye Hospital, Ikeja, after he was reportedly hit by a trailer along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway.