KieKie’s Social Media Rules in Episode 2 of Mercy’s Menu Season 4

In episode 2 of Mercy’s Menu season 4, the accomplished entertainer and philanthropist, Mercy Johnson Okojie had in her kitchen the actor, influencer, and business woman, Bukunmi Adeaga, who is popularly known as Kiekie.

KieKie’s Social Media Rules in Episode 2 of Mercy’s Menu Season 4

In this episode, the duo embarked on whipping up a tasty Sea Food Okro soup and Plantain swallow. Kiekie showed her cooking prowess by taking charge of the cooking while dishing out her charming humor.

Kiekie and Mercy had interesting and laugh-filled conversations about marriage, motherhood, and career, and funny acting experiences. From singing a song for her child to setting up an NGO, Kiekie shares how much hope her NGO brings to women around.

KieKie’s Social Media Rules in Episode 2 of Mercy’s Menu Season 4

Season 4 is proudly powered by Power Oil, in association with Tiger Foods Limited.

You can catch new episodes on ROK every Sunday evenings at 7pm WAT/8pm CAT, the repeats every Wednesday mornings at 8 am WAT/9 am CAT and Friday evenings at 4 pm WAT/5 pm CAT and on Mercy Johnson Cooks Tv on YouTube every Thursdays.

Watch episode 2 below:
https://youtu.be/8RqM3RytBEY

It’s Love on Steroids on Episode 7 of University of Cruise

Romance is in full bloom on Episode 7 of University of Cruise as our students are enjoying the feelings they have for each other.

Jacob and Soma have reunited, despite all the turmoil their relationship faced. Etim and Flo are building the background for a loving and supportive relationship, while Nikki remains in love with the soft life.

Episode 7 airs this Saturday, November 18, 2023 on ROK TV on DSTV at 9pm WAT/10pm CAT and ROK UK at 9:30pm WAT/10:30pm CAT!

Created by ‘Oma Areh and Executive produced by ‘Oma Areh, Mercy Johnson-Okojie. University of Cruise is directed by Adeoluwa Owu and stars Amanda Dara, Nancy Ameh, Esther Agunbiade, Vine Olugu, Chisom Onwuegbuzia, Scott Obilo and Solomon Mike.

You can catch the repeats on Monday mornings at 9am WAT/10am CAT, Wednesday afternoons at 4pm WAT/5pm CAT and Friday nights at 9:30pm WAT/10:30pm CAT!

Watch Episode Seven teaser here:

Members of Orange Group team

MEET THE RECRUITER| ORANGE GROUP KICKS OFF 2022 NATIONAL RECRUITMENT INITIATIVE

Members of staff or Orange Group at a recent company event

Leading FMCG company Orange group, is back with the third edition of their national recruitment initiative, Meet the Recruiter (MTR), which will kick off in Aba, Abia State, on the 22nd and 23rd of March 2022. The initiative is open to the general public and directed towards recent graduates, employment seekers, and undergraduates committed to building a career in Nigeria’s corporate space. 

Media Relations Director Uchenna Ezenna-Gboneme stated, “We are very pleased to see the evolution of the Orange Meet the Recruiter Initiative. This program has brought us face to face with some of the brightest minds in the country. This year, we are kicking off with the city of Aba, and we are excited with the feedback and responses from applicants there.” Participants can look forward to learning more about the recruitment processes, job prep skills, interview etiquette, and so much more.” She added

Media Director Uchenna Ezenna-Gboneme

The ‘Meet the Recruiter’ initiative is a program where prospective employees from different backgrounds and parts of the country meet with the Orange Group Recruitment Team. The initiative equips job seekers with knowledge and skills relating to job applications and presents them with the opportunity to apply and land their dream job at Orange Group; some of the past attendees have been known to get a highly coveted job offer on the spot.

To launch the 2022 drive, Orange Group held a few digital activations to engage young job seekers online to prepare them for the MTR drive. These activities included a highly engaging LinkedIn live session with Orange Group and corporate trainer Nkem Offonabo, where hundreds of job seekers took part in a Q and A session. This was followed by a Twitter space conversation hosted by digital marketing influencer Paul Ezeudoh.

‘Meet The Recruiter’ 2022 will kick off in Aba, Abia State, Nigeria, on the 22nd and 23rd of March, 2022, and extend to other cities across Nigeria to be announced by Orange Group. 

To register, participants can visit www.orangegroups.com/careers/ and take the aptitude test.              

8 Ways To Handle A Social Media Crisis

As a business, brand or any organisation you will likely face a public relations crisis at some point, the way you respond to it can either build your image or damage it. It is important to properly handle such, should it occur, so as to maintain a proper relationship with your clients and business partners. Here are 8 ways to handle a crisis:

1. Take responsibility

2. Stay proactive, transparent and accountable

3. Have a strategy in place in case you face a social media backlash

4. Communicate as a brand not as an individual

5. Remember to humanise your messages

6. Include verifiable quotes in your press releases.

7. Apologise where wrong, and take corrective actions.

8. Keep monitoring the situation and communicate regularly. Anyone operating in the public relations sphere needs to be vigilant, proactive and have a strategy in place so as to quickly and effectively handle any PR crisis that might arise. At WildFlower PR we take issues and crisis management seriously; as we are proactive and have a strategy in place to see that our clients are never caught unawares.

Tips on Dealing with the Media.

Dealing with the press is an important and unavoidable aspect of public relations. Handled properly, it can be a plus to anyone, brand or organisation, otherwise it could be the beginning of a downward spiral for whoever is involved.

Here are some guidelines for effectively dealing with the press:

1. Stay Professional & Stick to Facts

While it is okay to make use of humour, be aware that your jokes can be taken out of context. The reporter is talking to you to “break or make the news” – it is in your best interest to stay factual and professional.

2. Don’t Say Anything You Don’t Want Published

The reporter may not need your permission to write or print anything you say, so don’t share any information you would not want to be made public knowledge.

3. Gather all Necessary Data

The reporter isn’t the only one who can ask questions. Get as much information as you can about the issue at hand. Only give answers to what you can, and don’t feel pressured to respond to every question right away. You can request for more time to properly understand the situation. This has an added benefit as that time-gap between conversation and deadline also gives you an opportunity to deal with the issue and by the time you get back with the reporter, the problem may have been resolved.

It is important to note that most of the time the press is simply trying to engage their audience with what they consider newsworthy, with that at the back of your mind informing your decisions in relating with the press you are better able to know how to shape the conversation in your favour.