>> you are saying like a different label for the diesel verses gasoline? >> yes. >> yeah, i suppose that would be up to the policy makers to decide what the best way to do it was and i think that eyer original thinking was simpler was easier and better to have just one label so that we can save on the printing cost and design costs and confusion, but, yeah, i think that is a decision for the policy makers to decide, if you want to have the specific customized labels for each of the fuel types. >> we don't have that many, that would be a a little better. one thing that i just wanted to jot down this is something along these lines and each gallon of this fuel that you use, produces an average of whatever, we say that the thing is, 20 pounds of, and co2, the gap, and something as simple as that and with the food note of the epa and it is talking to me, right? and i am doing something. yes, go ahead. >> and so, wow, heather you are really inspiring me and those are great, great ideas and they bring up one of the point that i just want to talk about with fundin

many products are labeled this way chemo. it's violated to such climate neutral as a very broad term, of course. and let's ultimately we should be aiming to live in a climate neutral fashion to live sustainably. but it's a controversial concept. the term has not been legally defined and is climate neutrality even possible? if i like the imagination to figure out how it's attainable in almost all economic systems, early science, well zealand lincoln's and his son hendrick, a busy planting trees for the climate, but gins has been doing this for 20 years. now. his business plant, my tree, acquires land all across germany for reforestation. the company enables private individuals to offset their carbon footprint. for $175.00 euros a year. put guns on his team, plant 12 trees in return. your maniachi under columbus, we are ecologically transforming the woodland with the trees. we are adding here, foreign on store, and we are pleased that we can create something here for future generations that will provide a habitat for wildlife a

so why a company so interested in bearing this label in his book, austria. hi marcus sonia is the ceo of a family business. for more than 50 years sonia have been producing gloves. the company has been describing itself as climate neutral for 3 years. what's that aim more customers to mrs. out there on sophistic this labor calling from england. the issue is itself important and such a label doesn't yet mean much to most consumers and does as we have just gotten the results of a survey that shows only 21 percent of consumers. him say that it is really important to them to support a climate neutral business if that isn't to buy their product line or harmful for me. it's a decision that i have made for our company for our family. when marcus sonia decided to make his company climate neutral, his son was 4 years old. human, almost because i thought to myself, back then, okay, if this is really going to work for generation number 3, i want to leave behind a company that considers that coming generations and the environment to think it's clearly something close to

and they issue a label at the end. should on stipulates you does one step one is the analysis suits by miss. where are c o 2 emissions being produced to stupid a sentence connected with the product should slice up to is then looking to see where a missions could be reduced or avoided either way. scoots, how can we affect change in the short medium and long time? besides, for example, logistics packaging or using different materials in household, different materials. the austrian glove manufacturers zeniah say this is one way that they could reduce their harmful emissions. for example, by using recycled materials or a glove made partially from cork, which is sustainable because it grows back naturally. but the c o is also having to re think other areas to the company produces internationally in austria, germany, but also in china and vietnam. the supply chains a long and energy intensive. lucas, exactly. logistics is of course an issue for book. we're currently switching to 100 percent e mobility and our fleet of him as

the lawsuits that lead to the long warning labels and absurd warning labels are make us less safe, as warning labels become so long, we tune them out. how many people read a pamphlet with a pen that has so many warning labels. john: a lawyer is cringing and saying this will protect us from a lawsuit, and it probably won't. we called the companies for all the products and you know what they said? nothing, they wouldn't talk to us. [laughter] >> and to be fair, they've spent tens of hundreds of thousands of dollars, the last thing they want to do is rehash us. this is a problem, they tell us. they want us to increase awareness how we pay if we're not directly sued but they don't want the copycat lawsuits so they don't have to fight it again. john: they're uptight and who can blame them. audience, bob has agreed to let you pick this year's winner. which of the five is the stupidest? the person who submitted that wins the thousand bucks. which is stupidest? the balloon? the lightsaber? the knife warning? the coffee pot? or the bicycle bell. i should say it's not just the companies who cre

it's only now that the same labels are being applied to them that the cdc says that it represents an unfair attack on the integrity of. busy individual journalists working for them, so the cdc, which by the way, last received $1240000000.00 with a b of annual funding from the canadian federal government has now paused its twitter account and pointed out little guess 30 percent of its funding on its own thank you very much, which prompted, elan must to amend the label. canadian broadcasting corp said they're less than 70 percent government funded, so we corrected the label. by the way, if anyone at twitter was getting deeper, de learned that the canadian media is largely government funded and subsidized to an extent, far greater than meets the eye. but canadian prime minister justin trudeau hysterically played the class warfare card in defense of the public broadcaster accusing conservative party opposition leader jeff, while yella of cozying up to us billionaires an obvious reference to must by the evelyn written the letter to twitter, drawing attention to the fact that the c, b c, w

if it would be to provide the labels or just give them minutes up to them to put them on themselves, so yeah. >> thank you. >> and just the point of information that the question of visualizing and the question for me, was, when one it was the size of the 20 points of carbon dioxide would fill a balloon 3 feet in diameter. >> and show it. >> yeah, nobody knows that. i mean. >> yeah. >> right. >> and so one gallon of gasoline equals a yoga ball, for each gallon is kind of shocking. >> it could be in the graphic, that would be great. >> commissioner wald? >> i just wanted to say, that i really did like the idea that was in some of of these materials, of changing the desig i think that it will bring the people back to actually paying attention to them, rather than just getting used to the fact this they are there. okay, we have a speaker card from jack, fleck? >> yes, i am from the 350 bay area and i really enjoyed your conversation and you raised a lot of really good questions, and i think that the main thing that we are wanting you to do today, is to express your support for this proj

this is typical on my label, given your phone lot again. that's what point 8 low ball i can attach the borders year for at the waistline. why did they call him? but i think dora, dan thought a mclean, my customers are mostly independent women who know what they want and like a good day if i don't think they don't care about social code die. you know, fan that all gallon if he's under. yeah. ah, on the way to the fatty a grounds, the women get in the mood to party with the fatty i was celebrated for the 1st time in 1847, and is now the biggest festival and on the lucia. some people have rented a carriage for the whole week that'll bring them from one stop to the next. and party goers dance the flamenco. of course. these are the women out o dot gov nino taylor stresses for together with her daughters. the designer now wants to enjoy the fadia and get ideas for new. flamenco looks up to you next time we're going to drink dance party and have a good time. i back germans love this quite unremarkable looking vegetable. white asparagus. people fro

so we corrected the label. by the way, if anyone at twitter wants getting deeper than learned that the canadian media is largely government funded and subsidized to an extent, far greater than meets the eye. but canadian prime minister justin trudeau hysterically played the class warfare card in defense of the public broadcaster accusing conservative party opposition leader. yes. why? yeah. law of cozying up to us billionaires. an obvious reference to must by the evelyn written the letter to twitter, drawing attention to the fact that the c, b, c, which canadian conservatives have lot of use of counseling to the left leaning establishment agenda shouldn't be left out of the recent labeling spree, which also hit other western outlets like britain's b, b c. now label is publicly funded and, and p r. so national public radio in the u. s. which has outright quit twitter in protest. but hey, must a $44000000000.00 for twitter so he can do what he wants with his own private company. right? that's the idea that was ma

and then we have a label from the f d a. and that label is the basis on which we sell the product in america. okay. pesticides. that's how the system worked. except replace f d a with epa. but a few years back. there were challenges and courts where people are saying, oh, well, based on, you know, california prop 65, you know, there's a cancer warning. so the company should've warned us that there was cancer. were saying we, this doesn't make any sense. we have an epa approved label, that is the that is the law of the land for america. we're not, we're not at liberty to promote the product in a way that's different than what the epa is approved. and it says not likely, carson engine. okay, we can't just decide, just like with a, with an f d a a label. we can't decide, oh the f d a says x, but we're going to say why? and so this is what needs fix. we're not asking for special treatment. we're asking that legislators or the courts clarify that information factor is acting in accordance with the federal improve label. they're d

is a label. >> if you put a label on you -- >> resisting.m is a strange john. >> it's falling into a term. what is human enough. >> what baffles me, it's taken -- behind it on one side, human on the other, i think i go for humanism. it seems like a lot of people on the other side. i don't want to put myself in a position of snow. i think that the thing, ct snow was a midcentury english scientist philosopher, writer, novelist. i don't know. would be probably. he was saying, the huge debates with him. the english critic. a lot of the more the role of how science should play a part in the term humanity. he brought a book, cachet called cultures about it. basically think people need to learn more about science. because what now is that things have changed because science is impacting technology and people in an everyday way. that couldn't necessarily be seen to that extent. back then. i'm not arguing for that so much is just a more circumspect look at the assumptions made in each of these names and are increasingly fractured. you think of the te

where are we on the labeling requirements. are we working hand-in-hand with grocers and convenience store owners to make sure these health care mandates are required by law to come down the pike and costs beneficial and responsible and do we know what the impact is in terms of the office of what they have to pay? >> the health care reform act did include many labeling, for change of 20 or more when there are 20 or more by the same motor and we have been doing rulemaking on that and it has been an extended process, and we are now working the through all the comments we have gotten in that process to put forward the final rule. one of the challenges to the franc has been defining what is a restaurant like establishment? what arrest drug is seen as very straightforward and i initially thought implementing this was going to be one of the easier tasks but it has been enormously complicated and the issues about convenience stores, box stores, movie theaters, different kinds of facilities that still prepared foods have all been part

to label or not to label. we're debating genetically modified foods and if you want to see them on store shelves. >> gmos, it stands for genetically modified organisms, and dozens of states are looking at labeling requirements, but there are a lot of politics surrounding potential policies. while there is no shortage of opinions on this topic, my tweets have been lit up all day. >> our community is vocal and passionate and very opinioned. >> consumers have a right to know how their food is made. spencer said i agree about labeling. gmo doe is to food as cloned hus are to humans. finally the sad thing about this debate it has become a political issue as and not, quote, what is best for the population issue. loyal streamers, you're the third host of the show. due to all your online contributions, engage us on twitter using the hashtag. >> they say you are with a you eat, and many residents in washington state want to know what they're eating. there is a battle brewing which would require retail food product and

. >> is it a label? . >> so to put a label on you? . >>. >> but it is such a strong term but then to go back to humanism i could go for humanism but it seems that they go the other side. don't want to put myself in that position as a english scientist philosopher writer. >>. >> and with those debates with the english trick and with those humanities. which had some cachet cultures. and then in the everyday way that could not necessarily understand some not necessarily arguing for that as a more circumspect look at the assumptions that are increasingly fractured so what do i think of the term? . >> so that's the question but as a programmer and your writing with your sense programming, programming, what you point out the ways they consciously program themselves by using technologies. so you mentioned mirroring. and projecting how one slips into the other and then apply such a label to ourselves of societal or governmental and prescriptive rather than descriptive and that main danger is the nuance gets lost with those categories ethnic,

the gang label to me, that is an example of how certain labels san approaches are established to deny people. dad route to access the resources and support that they require to heal. so many young people die themselves. have, you know, perpetuated violence against the young people themselves. have also been victims, multiple times, repeat victimization, and said, is this psycho victimization, not healing, victimization, healing got to be fair. if there's no one that can protect you, if there's no one that can prevent that harmless thought that home or support you all you've experienced palm. why wouldn't young people take matters into that? the one that came to our scheduled programming here on out there english take you straight live to tunis, the capital out to see where we are getting news that the al jazeera offices have been broken into by demonstrators or by the military. they've closed those offices and told journalists to remove themselves under property details quite sketchy. at the moment, we're still trying to get the exact circumstances that also we are being told that mil

people can apply in a demo but then it's evaluated by the actual rostrum members themselves of the label and they receive a link with just the music so we don't know who they are where they're from man or woman. if they're old young famous knots we evaluate really on the basis the music itself and the interest of the program a let's let's hear someone who who go for it as a side dish and process this is the italian fan as victoria will forte playing a piece i man and. i should just mention that it's right man and all but it's an especial range isn't it ok. the repertoire of the label just seems to be mostly contemporary i mean the very first thing you brought time was piano music for c.b.s. you know i mean that's quite a nice market well the interesting thing about this is that is the decision of myself or the explicit policy of the label but the music which does make it through this filter which we apply the peer review filter is the more innovative programming stuff which is less represented the stuff which we have already heard thousands of times though just as a natural result of our

between an ideal and the reality of the rapidly changing chinese society, women are ochk negatively labeled. this episode follows three women in shanghai living life on their own [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> she came to shanghai eight years ago. she now works in a medical-related company. she is often called a shung yew even by her cheng is from the autonomous region having always been the best student in her local schools, she went on to attend graduate school in shanghai. after graduate wlg honors, she became an official shanghai resident which is difficult to do. at about 36,000 u.s. dollars a year, her annual income is more than double that of peers her age. she flies all over china for work. but she says she hasn't returned to her hometown in several years because her relatives always try to set her up on arranged marriages. she has no interest in men living in rural [ speaking foreign language ] >> the harder she works, the more responsibility she gets giving her less time to rest. she often simply shiples between her home and office. she never though

then there's the aquaculture stewardship council label a se, or the dolphin safe to no label. let's have a look at the m s. c. it's the most widely accepted certification covering about 15 percent of the market. this one is particularly interesting, so it has a label on it even says it's 100 percent sustainable, but it's cool with the bottom trolling. how does that go together? we don't consider only to get to determine whether or not sustainability as possible. any fishery will have some level of impact. this is michael marriott, m a c program manager for africa, middle east and south asia. the question is whether or not that impact can be managed within tolerable limits. the m s. c looks at 3 principles, whether the targeted stock is over fished, what impact the fishing has on the why the ecosystem and the strength of the fisheries management. but the m s. c has seen criticism, for example, for certifying fisheries with a high percentage of bycatch. when these fisheries has bycatch, or maybe they may need to report it, but they can just throw it overboard without any one not

it's impossible to label its fashion st in not really defined times. so when talking about africans function, we need to talk about african functions, african styles, african trends. they're vastly different from one country to the next, as shown in the one that most integrated fashion instead of goal is different from fashion in south africa. it's different from nigeria and fashion because the people are different just like in europe. the, there's no such thing as african fashion, that's fashioned by african design has the balls to experimental clothing lines are being used to rewrite narratives. they reflect the self confidence of a vibrant continent. finally, getting the recognition it deserves from the international stage that trendsetters in africa, that breaking with cliches and playing with traditional dress codes, social norms and gender roles. when i was doing that, you know, i was always told that all 5 based with very specific agenda like, oh, you don't have to use a specific 5 because for guys specific 5 it for women to be 5. it for the you

the young labels are especially many africans who kind of forward, exclusive labels tend to buy high end european brands for somebody that has really been that blessing. because this helps us by connect to the international market and the way that we would have never been able to do before because you will not just give them my stuff in my hand because everyone trying to align themselves with that. so the boards take on fashion, so i think you have to be able to open yourself up to a global created. so welding social media to their advantage. they interact constantly with the world and with each other, the blue sink you the new way, the new york, with millions and millions of smartphones on the continent, people can document their lives and show what they are doing much more easily than before. all the just to take of all that much it's easier than the session has always been seen as a very exclusive industry. that was hard to get into the yeah. so i can, and i think that intimidated a lot of consumers and that made them feel left out to normal file. uh if, what as well. so i think s

quote, a label in dot com in 2012 start creations alone in africa. and the west and labels is a reference point for contemporary senegalese fashion. i always knew i wanted to combine fashion with development to come. so that's how the idea of the car design hub came about when i return to sender go in 2013 the in 2021. so phasing a c found it the 1st fashion school in west africa. the cost is kind of a range of topics, including craftsmanship, digital communication, and business management. the magic, if i'm all of my vision is to introduce new curriculum and teach future african designers. it would seem to know to give young people the opportunity to learn fashion the way it's taught all over the world that much a competitive bid in new york or anywhere else. and the 5 lovely they shouldn't have to travel to another continent because they can't find a fashioned school here. mostly the in the school, what we want to do is create leaders. i think leadership is important and it's about self confidence, a thing i needed to speak to because then there ar

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to have some of that had a label. he mentions the 4 digits of performance that bring to the conservative party. what exactly is he talking about? what went wrong for them? so i would so much of the success of the labor policy of the selection has been predicated on the fact that the tories are considered to be not fitful offers any more. we see not replicate to time and time again, not least with a bar is johnson. and the parts of a scandal followed very quickly by at least just as incredibly short tenure when she crushed the economy and out of thousands to people's bills. and then by the time to reach you, so you're not came in around 2 years ago. he simply didn't have the political topic . so the political document a, it's a 10 things around the games that are not answering to another key moment be so, and there's also dollars finally making it in development. indeed, this is the a time that nigel for us has been for parliament. and he's finally been elected this evening in his seats in a clock. and it's interesting

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is primary role is and regulation of what the label says is and there is actually in there the f.d.a. is not regulating quality production sourcing any of those things they're regulating that what you say is on the label is actually on the label the most shocking thing about the pet food industry that that has remained since basically i started doing this work is the f.d.a. components policies as still cannot understand how and industry is provided by a federal tax supported organization loopholes to avoid federal law if you go to the f.d.a. website and just type in compliance policies and then scroll down the page to hand feed and and there's one after another they allow contamination by pesticides contamination by industrial chemicals contamination bad natural toxins contamination filth micro biological contamination over tolerance for permanent drug residues. it's incredible. the law says that can be but the compliance policy says don't worry go ahead. inforce. for all practical purposes there's nobody looking out for the average guy in 2006 the mystery illness began to sicken thou

c label. they found that clear cutting in line with f s c criteria brings no ecological benefits and it has a serious impact on old growth forests. is in, in the region we're studying, we can say with relative certainty that the old growth forest will eventually be depleted. the next inflation for leon, as don flayson, so the areas left where the forest might be able to grow again, given fives, to its value, the land grows hotter and dryer. we may end up seeing lessing damage to the ecosystem initiated to go just because the samsung scientists like p, f e. bish, and many conservation groups are opposed to any logging in old growth forests. they want the priority to be sustainability. the current f. s. the rules don't meet that demand. that's why it says that certification labeled onto enough to protect the forests. and listen, we had to reduce wood consumption, companies cutting down primeval forests in russia, paper, tissues, and toilet paper is completely unacceptable. was there so the whole

i read on the front of a label no sugar added. on the back of the label, 20 grams of sugar, natural sugar, but they are deceiving people, especially the elderly generation the don't have an understanding of the relationship between the hidden sugar and what makes their sugar rise when it is absorbed in their system and gone. all of a sudden there sugar is up and they are going into comas , i took care of my mother until she died until i could not take care of her anymore. why don't they do something about these advertisers that put the sugar in this stuff. it's in vegetable juices, carrot juices full of sugar but on the front it says no sugar added. you see even baby food labels i was reading, the sugar in baby food. why isn't anyone standing up against -- to get the sugar out of these products so these people can live? host: thanks for that call. caller: first of all i want to say i am so sorry about your parents. you touched upon something that is incredibly important in today's society and that is education. you yourself tried

the same for the labeling in general has been found unfortunately to be full of miss labeling. and a lot of it is intentional invest labeling. there been a number of studies where people just go in, they buy fish and fish markets that are said to be something like red snapper, and then they do dna test and they find that it's not red snapper us solution to the fraud in seaford is better enforcement where somebody who was coming in the by happened to be running dna test, they really wouldn't keep doing that. to fishes matters and you can actually know your fisherman, the we operate port orford, sustainable c, food communities for to fishery. we catch our fish, i sit down overnight and lock in the fresh desk as fast as you can for goals were to pay more for the fish, a fair trade price to create processing jobs, and to sell puerto efficient port orford. you couldn't buy local fish and efficient town and that felt fundamentally wrong. if a chief, the goal of raising the price on fish, so the other buyers have come up to meet our price as well. and then we'll go up again. so we can

then there's the aquaculture stewardship council label a s c. all the dolphin safe to no label. let's have a look at the m s. c. it's the most widely accepted certification covering about 15 percent of the market. this one is particularly interesting, so it has the m s. c. label on it even says it's 100 percent sustainable, but it's cold with bottom trolling. how does that do it together? basically, we don't consider only to get to determine whether or not sustainability as possible. any fishery will have some level of interest. this is michael, marriott, m s c program manager for africa, middle east and south asia. the question is whether or not that impact can be managed with intolerable limits. the m s. c looks at 3 principles. where did a targeted stock is over fished? what impact the fishing has on the why the ecosystem and the strength of the fisheries management? but the m s. c has seen criticism, for example, for certifying fisheries with a high percentage of bycatch. when these fisheries has bycatch, maybe they may need to report it, but they can just throw it overboard

you're watching the news lar, from button in a landslide victory for the you care center left the label faulty. that's the prediction from the russian exit form, which was pure tom or formerly on track to be the next 5 minutes. so pretty soon i can see it's defeat officer has comes over to a faulty suffers heavy losses. the anti immigration reform party is sent to take several seats in the minnesota. so that's good to have you with us. what counting is underway in the kids election, or the biggest development is the prime minister. she saw a mac has conceded defeat, although he managed to hold onto his own feet is also still in coming. but the points towards a big victory for the opposition. the labor party, as projected by the pre election force. there are 650 seats. also crabs and british media are projecting that label within 410, which would give the ball to you let back your stomach or she which majority in fall limits. the conservatives looked likely to end up with around a $144.00 seats. the liberal democrats thought you would make some games and populous reform you keep all to y

c label. they found that clear cutting in line with f s. c criteria brings no ecological benefits and it has a serious impact on old growth forests. is in, in the region we're studying, we can say with relative certainty that the old growth forest will eventually be depleted the next inflation for leon. as don flayson w areas left where the forest might be able to grow again, given in fights to its value. the land grows hotter and dry and we may end up seeing lasting damage to the ecosystem and i was initiated to go just this was a stance on scientists like p, f, e. bush and many conservation groups are opposed to any logging in old growth forests. they want the priority to be sustainability, the current f a c rules don't meet that demand. that's why pierre says that certification labels onto enough to protect the forests. in listen, we have to reduce wood consumption, companies, cutting down primeval forests in russia, paper, tissues, and toilet paper is completely unacceptable. was this sustainable forest management also means asking what

should there been labeling in the regulation? >> i think people should be know where their products come from. i'm aware of schemes that put the onus on the foreign producers for cost and segregating goods that go into production. if somebody wants to put made in america, they should incur the cost to put that on. and i want to bring up the point about manufacturing. there's this premise that u.s. manufacturing is in duress and it's downward for a long time. but the fact is that u.s. manufacturing is thriving and it has been thriving since the second world war, and we have had recessions, where the value has gone down, but what they tend to inflate is jobs in america. 12 million, and the manufacturing sector itself is doing very well, making great profits and revenues, and we need to point that out. >> we're going to come back, and the made in america label means money for manufacturers, but what about the community? and what happens when those jobs leave? we're going to introduce you to a filmmaker. >> how important is the futur

started online selling packs of 45 durableses, personalized labels. they received tens to final orders a day and then out of blue, hundreds at one time. and i called and said we have a virus. what's going on? and he looked at many he and said it is not a virus. those are orders it was featured in an e-mail news letter and things started to stick. >> i remember making myself count to five and then refresh. and we had to go days and days to make them of. >> within four years, the part time business became a full-time job for all of them. they moved out of basement into these 14,000 square foot facility. by 2016, mabel's label hs 40 employees and sales of about $9.5 million canadian neefrlly $7.25 million u.s. it caught the attention of one of the largest specialty labeling companies in the world, cc industries which made they will an offer. >> they really understood our brand. they've been watching us for a long time. so we sold the company. >> they continued to run it while they became general manager. the two co-founders cashed out. now the business p

knew a star when he met one and the former european chief of warner music still runs his own jazz label today we met up with him just before his 80th birthday. with mick jagger. george harrison. and blog stuart and now it is easy he still looking for extraordinary talents. this before the author to this day that's still what i look for not just a good musician but an act someone who's a great artistic personality in a comprehensive way. in honor of his birthday a double cd and a book are being released they cover all the special moments in his career including meeting the rolling stones in 1971. thing grew to it was a memorable party in con where the rolling stones with the album sticky fingers were being presented as new artists on the atlantic label. and the band was rehearsing there ahead of their 1st major tour for that album or so we traveled with them to montauk where we are awarded them a gold record of being. there was. a few years later when british band fleetwood mac moved to california changed their lineup and started work on a new album. recognize the potential of those reco

well the special thing about one is that they have collaborated with a local label so we've seen the past two years universal music and sony music also building proper offices in nigeria which makes nigeria one of the only countries in africa to have all major labels involved but the warner deal is special because it's a partnership and tell me why nigeria why not other african nations there are a lot of other african countries with great singers and great african music. well nigeria has shown a big growth rate so we have twelve percent growth which is extraordinary compared to other markets also it is the most populous country on the continent so you have a bigger base of consumers you can reach and a key factor is it's an english speaking country so for example. currently burning up the billboard charts that would be less likely for maybe a french speaking artist from a lot of reasons that make nigeria profitable one of the little thing i want to point out with you i find it really interesting that the music industry's professionals such amazing video as we saw what about nollywood