TCS Consult Presents ‘Proficiency Certificate Training’

TRAINING DESCRIPTION

TCS Consult is a consulting firm headquartered at Yola, Nigeria, with special interest in human capital development.

Quick Sand on a Plateau

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She always knew she wanted to be rich and famous; she wanted the world to know her name, girls to aspire to be her, and boys to want to marry her. She wanted to leave a legacy of strength, ambition, love, change, power, and wisdom. She knew it was conceited, but she wanted people across the globe to know her name…for her principles, her drive, and her humanity. She didn’t want to die without having left a mark in the sands of time. And best of all, she didn’t want the fame or money for just herself; she wanted it for everyone she knew.

The Review: Think Like A Man

When you put the eccentricity of Kevin Hart, the sexiness of Meagan Good, Michael Ealy and Romany Malco, feistiness of Taraji P. Henson and Jennifer Lewis, relatability of Gabrielle Union, Regina Hall and Lala Anthony, a list of basketballers, a happy white guy and the goofiness of Chris Brown, what do you have?

The Review: Goodby by Slaughterhouse

One of the greatest things you can expect from underground rap artists is the content of the song. They always have a message that is deep, strong and powerful.

This is why we were so excited when Yusuf ‘Y10’ Ma’aji from Abuja, Nigeria, requested that we review Slaughterhouse’s ‘Goodbye’.

The Review: Don’t Be a Menace

Rated 29% by Rotten Tomatoes, you will expect the movie, Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Sipping Juice in the Hood, to be a bumbling flop. But alas, that was not the case. It had its moments, and for those who love slapstick comedy, it was a blast.

The Review: Crooked Smile by J. Cole

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The Second Single off J. Cole’s second album – Born Sinner – was Crooked Smile. As a song, ‘Crooked Smile’ had an impact message, which stays true to the hip-hop artist’s persona.

The Review: Pretty Hurts by Beyonce

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Hello you!

As promised, here is the first episode of our new show – SHADES OF US: THE REVIEW.

Announcing…Shades Of Us: The Review

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Shades of Us is designed to address social issues affecting Africa, Africans, and people of African descent, and because of that, we had a struggle defining how we wanted our platform to work. This is because we love entertainment here at Shades of Us; music, movies, poetry, dance, radio, television, production and all things entertainment. So we did any and everything and we were at sea for minute. This is especially because we didn’t know how to marry the serious stuff and entertainment.

But…we solved the problem!