Music+Mission+Ministry+Media = M4 Factor

         Starting this piece of article reminds me of a poem i read back in school which has a verse that states "Slowly the muddy pool".Indeed from the little beginning of likeness with regard to the global media.In times past,whilst the adoration for postal correspondences thrilled me to make whole lots of pen-friends from various continents around the globe,aside now the daily usage of the internet is on a higher height.I quite remember i wrote to  the Radio Canada International upon listening to the Short-wave broadcast through the magic of the little black radio-set dubbed the 'Sound Master' which has an origin from a German manufacturer.At that time the response i received from RCI upon request was the little schedule brochure which often times changed from one province to another in terms of its picturesque content .No wonder,names of provinces such as Calgary,Toronto,Quebec,Nova Scotia,British Columbia just to mention a few still rings a bell in my ears.Moving in to the dispensation of information super-high-way,thus the level of technology growing and bridging the gab between the poor on the continent of Africa then it's about time i also started to get connected on the world-wide-web (www) so as to be abreast with what's going on around the four corners of the earth.Therefore,being in-tune with such a reputable media network station 'Radio Canada International'.How awesome to be on-line almost ever week to listen and share with regard to the global media relations.Factually,programs such as the Link,Masala Canada,Maple Leaf Mail-Bag and the Link Africa are worth-while educative and informative programs to enjoy on the wave-length or across the catchment areas of Radio Canada International.

      Significantly,there came a time when upon contribution to regular music sharing through the interactive program on-air,namely the Maple Leaf Mail-Bag i was called be the host 'Ian Jones' whose been known as an adopted uncle on one of the fastest growing social networking website dubbed 'Face-Book'.Not to beat about the bush,he called me on phone with a view to have me on the show for a certain conversational interview.Wow,that's a quite a memorable segment on the show whereby my cadence was heard by its listeners across Africa,America,Asia,Europe and else where on the globe.Artistically,one may hardly fathom a chap with no university background but yet able to make impact on the airwaves through music and media respectively.In other not to sound careless God who's the Author and finisher of our faith in the Christendom,then i  say kudos to Him for all the opportunity i get to express my self,be it local or global.More-so,many are the postal correspondences I've had with them,thus by  posting some of my pictures  plus music recorded CDs to the host for airplay as means to promote the local artistes to the rest of the world.

     As a matters of fact,am fully sure that with hard work in the media and music spheres i see the future is bright.Undoubtedly,Canada is one of places i dream to visit and possibly stay for educational,music and other positive purposes.Well,through this steadfast media relation with Radio Canada International names like Darragh Mondoux Kilkenny,Frank Rackow and other personalities comes on mind.It's worth-while to state that it's absolute enthusiasm and adoration that drives me to still involve in matters of broadcasting or better-still journalism so as to share what brings out my capabilities in the socialization process.When it comes to media and monetary matters i can say with certainty that good service and dedication to work coupled with love for what you do pave the way for breakthroughs in times of need.That is to say,generosity and sponsorship in other words benevolent support of friends makes it possible to get connected almost on daily basis.With all the above,i endorse and ever ready to recommend such a reputable and well-organized media organization to any individual or company in terms of  broadcasting along the longitudes and latitudes of the globe.