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09/09/2022

MEET THE JUDGES: Sammy Gyang Sammy Gyang

FUNFACT: A brother to Jeremiah Gyang & Timothy Gyang but not related to Ruby Gyang 😂

Sammy Gyang hails from an outstanding music family , birthed and bred from the city of Jos. On this JTown Rising Stars Project, Sammy is set to bring his stellar experience as a Judge on West African Idols and other popular TV shows to the selection process of The JTRS live auditions on the 17th of September 2022.

Sammy Gyang is an established figure within the Nigeria music industry with a reputation for delivering high quality music in a variety of different roles that include: music producer, music director, sound engineer, songwriter, singer, music teacher and virtuoso pianist.

Sammy is from Jos South LGA, Plateau state. Born to the family of late Evangelist Gyang Luke Dung. He is also a brother to Multi-award winning musician "Jeremiah Gyang". He started his musical trade from the church choir, playing his favourite instrument “the piano” and singing.
Sammy Gyang began his career in the music industry at the age of 14, when he started production with mentorship from his elder brother, Jeremiah Gyang.
He is Ice Prince's music director and in-house producer/engineer, and also Jeremiah Gyang's music director.
Sammy Gyang has produced popular artistes such as Asa, M.I. , Sunny Nneji, Ruby Gyang, DICE, Davido, Ikechukwu aka Killz, Eva Alodiah, Iyanya , Dj Xclusive , Dj Caise , Praiz, Zaina, Gina, Waje, Styl-Plus, Tiwa Savage, Becca, KIN etc.

Sammy Gyang has continued to produce and record with mainstream international artists including Stanley Enow (Cameroun) – MTV MAMA and AFRIMMA 2014 winner, The Dogg (Namibia) and Victoria Kimani (Kenya) while also developing his reputation as a composer of music for TV, Radio & advertising.
Sammy Gyang worked at the Sheraton Abuja Hotel from 2002 to 2011 as an Entertainment Contractor.
He also performed with his live band at exclusive events at the US Embassy, French Cultural Centre, Spanish Embassy, British Council and Julius Berger PLC amongst others in Nigeria. Sammy Gyang still performs with Jeremiah Gyang and his live band.

With a great ear for good music, Sammy Gyang has served as a Judge for Reality TV Shows like West African Idols 2007 (Abuja audition) and Star Quest 2006 and 2007 editions (Lagos, Abuja and Jos auditions).
Sammy Gyang is the CEO of Samistouches Entertainment.

27/04/2019

This year's world veterinary day is themed 'value of vaccination' and so as in recognition of this values, we are offering our clients vaccination services at the affordable prices. Prevention is better than cure they say, so why not spread the news to all pet owners and farmers to patronize us today at Vetville Nigeria limited to get their animals protected at pocket friendly prices. Offers open while stocks last.

26/04/2019

Vetville Nigeria Limited wishes all veterinarian a happy world veterinary day. Keep making the world a happy place with safe animal products and healthy pets. We serve a Nobel profession.

25/04/2019

Guidelines for Responsible Pet Ownership
Owning a pet is a privilege and should result in a mutually beneficial relationship. The benefits of pet ownership come with responsibilities. These include:
1.Lifelong care of the pet. This means committing to the relationship for your pet’s entire life.
2.Selecting a pet that is suited to your home and lifestyle and avoiding impulsive decisions.
3.Recognizing that owning a pet(s) requires an investment of time and money.
4.Keeping only the type and number of pets for which you can provide an appropriate and safe environment. This includes appropriate food, water, shelter, health care and companionship.
5.Helping to manage overpopulation by controlling your pet(s)' reproduction through managed breeding, containment, or spay/neuter. Establishing and maintaining a veterinarian-client-patient relationship.
6.Providing preventive (e.g., vaccinations, parasite control) and therapeutic health care for the life of your pet(s) in consultation with, and as recommended by, your veterinarian.
7.Socialization and appropriate training for your pet(s) to facilitate their well-being and the well-being of other animals and people.
8.Preventing your pet(s) from negatively impacting other people, animals and the environment. This includes proper waste disposal, noise control, and not allowing pet(s) to stray or become feral.
9.Providing exercise and mental stimulation appropriate to your pet(s)' age, breed, and health status.
10.Making arrangements for the care of your pet when or if you are unable to do so.
11.Recognizing declines in your pet(s)' quality of life and making decisions in consultation with your veterinarian regarding appropriate end-of-life care (e.g., palliative care, hospice, euthanasia).

Source: https://www.avma.org

15/02/2019

Protecting Antibiotics For The Future Generation (Campaign against abuse of antibiotics and consequential antibiotics resistance)

When it comes to using antibiotics for animals responsibly, we have a saying: "as little as possible, as much as necessary." But what does this mean in practice?

1. Strong biosecurity to stop bacteria from ever entering facilities
2. Vigilant disease monitoring so that a health issue can be treated as soon as possible before it becomes more serious
3. Follow veterinarians' advice and treatment until the very end, and complete all necessary follow ups

Preventative medicine and responsible use can help protect antibiotics for future generations.