Henry I. Samson

Long time and no posting of web design contents but then after writing about how I sent a proposal to the Lagos State Government offering to redesign the state's website on Facebook, there's been a huge influx of followers.

Here's one of my practice videos from sometime ago I've not posted and luckily, I found it on my other phone, so why not share it? Innit? 😉

This is a test practice redesigning the NNPC website with WordPress and Elementor. Feed your eyes and mind, then see reasons to send a message so we can discuss about getting you, your business, brand, or organization a befitting online home.

I also offer redesigning services and open to consultation if you are lost on what you should do about your website.

Regarding the movie THE HERD from Daniel Etim-Effiong, this is my final words - let this sink into your brain.

The main koko I want to even talk about is the religion as portrayed in the movie THE HERD by Daniel Etim-Effiong.

The producers were careful on how they portray Islam. No where was Arabic and Islam sacred words like Allah Akbar, Bismillah, and others were used, the only part Islam saw in the movie was a prayer session and it was done by one of the good guys (the police)

But Christianity, the producers were not careful - the had a church scene and vigorous prayer session, Psalms 23 quoted, speaking in tongues mimicked and these were done by who? The bad guys, organs harvesters

Yet I see that it's Muslims who are crying of being victimised

Still on the movie THE HERD, the Yorubas were portrayed as organ harvesters, ritualists to an extent - does that made them to become angry like our Arewa siblings are pulling the roof down on our head?

Lot of Northerners are crying all of different social media platforms because Daniel Etim-Effiong said the truth - because it touched them in where they feel is a sensitive spot, they automatically became blind to the fact that other ethnic groups were profiled.

The Yorubas were well represented
The Igbos also as well

Why then are only Northerners the ones crying and calling for Netflix to be banned because of the movie? 🌚

A former presidential aide Bashir Ahmad saw only the trailer of THE HERD and started an agenda of how the producers stereotyped Arewa people. It took several calling out for him to admit that he was yet to see the movie and hid under the guise of more people will see it because he talked about it like that 😂

Oga sharrrap there

A presidential aide oh, making decisions based on religious and ethnic sentiment - make me wonder how he carried out his duties. Sincerely or based on emotions and sentiments?

Timing is not right - that was some people excuse

Oya excuse me, when is it the right time? Kidnapping is happening, terrorism and banditory is at the peak, so when can such stories be told if not now?

Today I'll stop being lazy and put out the remaining seven shorts about my commentary on THE HERD by Daniel Etim-Effiong

So most people said Northerners were stereotyped and they'll be making movies to stereotype the Igbos but seems they're having memory loss. A movie was made about Evans the kidnapper an Igbo guy - nobody shouted because it was mirroring the truth.

We also had Baby Farm, To Kill A Monkey, these movies depicted certain tribes or geopolitical zones but nobody got angry.

If you're angry about THE HERD then you have a huge problem to deal with.

Questions arising still from Daniel Etim Effiong’s The Herd - let me hear your thoughts in the comment section.