Fair skinned Nollywood actor
Kalu Ikeagwu will now be the presenter/anchor of “Traffic School”- a teen talk
show which will begin to air across TV stations in Nigeria from the first
quarter of 2016.
Speaking
at the launch of the TV program, the Chief Imagination Officer (CIO) of Traffic
Warehouse Nig. Ltd, Mr. Princewill Amuchie, said, 'The specific focus of this
program would be to enlighten Nigerians on traffic rules and regulations, aimed
at creating a society that is aware of her responsibilities to roads in its
entirety. Other areas we intend to bring to the fore would be to push the
knowledge of our people on issues pertaining to ‘Air, Sea and Rail’ traffic, so
that more awareness would be achieved in those sectors, thereby creating an
enabling environment for safety in Nigeria.
He
noted that the company’s choice of Kalu Ikeagwu among other actors considered
for the job was borne out of the fact that he is good at what he does and when
the need came to have a brand-face for the programme, there was no hesitation
in making him the anchor.
‘‘Traffic School’’ according
to Amuchie, is Traffic Warehouse’s Social Responsibility Program designed
to first, pass information, then, education and enlightenment, through
programming aimed at showcasing the bad, the good and then, the ugly aspect of
our roads and other traffic related situations around Nigeria, thereby,
creating room for governments to be responsive and responsible to the people
they govern.
A visibly exited Kalu had few words to mutter when he said ‘‘I am happy that this is happening now, which signifies the fact that doors have started opening from every angle, as this will add a lot of more value to what I do as an actor and help showcase my diversified business acumen”.
A visibly exited Kalu had few words to mutter when he said ‘‘I am happy that this is happening now, which signifies the fact that doors have started opening from every angle, as this will add a lot of more value to what I do as an actor and help showcase my diversified business acumen”.
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