Sunday, 20 June 2010
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About Me
- AFANMEDIA
- Bournemouth, United Kingdom
- I am studying Producing Film and Television in Bournemouth University, South West England, the United Kingdom. I am irrevocably committed to the global appreciation of the AFAN, an artform in Nigeria that was performed to a legendary status for eighty years until its creator , major propagator and only known exponent, Chief Umobuarie Igberaese, died on December 10, 2001. I hope to use this blog to draw the attention of investors to the numerous stories of the AFAN for subsequent production as low-budget films as well as marketing and distribution to a ready audience. I also hope to use this blog to initiate a connection between the AFAN and the New Media. I am being tremendously influenced by my friend, lecturer and programme leader, Trevor Hearing.
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The help of interpersonal communication,. Even people in remote villages are aware of Ebola virus. Even people in remote villages are aware of the deadly virus and this is because of interpersonal communication and it 0usefulness in the society.
Interpersonal communication has help in a great deal since the outbreak of the virus which can be otherwise known as a plague since it outbreak. Thereby giving room for individuals, groups and organization to take precaution in handling the situation and this as helps to control the further spread of this virus.