NICOLE AMARTEIFIO A Ghanaian-American, Nicole Amarteifio had a successful career in international development working on African government policies. She shifted gears and created a web series featuring young African returnees. It hit a million views within the first several weeks of its release. Hollywood wants her now, and she has a movie coming out. <a href="http://www.anafricancity.tv/">www.anafricancity.tv</a> www.<a href="https://twitter.com/anafricancity">twitter.com/anafricancity</a> Photo by Mantse Aryeequaye of <a href= "http://accradotaltradio.com/tag/mantse-aryeequaye/">accradotaltradio.com</a>.   WHAT I SHOULD HAVE SAID  <a href= "http://nnekaelliott.com/nnekashow/">Nneka Elliott</a> is last season’s TV news reporter who quit CP24 (Toronto) and started her own lifestyle show for the Caribbean diaspora. She talks about one thing she regrets from her old life in TV. <a href= "http://www.twitter.com/nnekaelliott">twitter.com/nnekaelliott</a>   FOLLOW ALL THE #MEDIAGIRLFRIENDS www.twitter.com/mediagfs.

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