Trend Media CityCreative Space. Innovative Thinking. Sustainable Empowerment.

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Strategic Vision and Growth

Engineering andConstruction

Media andCommunications

Capacity and Infrastructure

Building

v Need for infrastructure § Lack of permanent infrastructure and facilities for the Creative Industries§ Fragmented market with little market competition in infrastructure development

in the Creative Industry

v Need for bridging technical skills gaps§ Film making is one of Nigeria’s largest sources of private sector employment§ Nigeria has become the entertainment capital of Africa§ Lack of highly skilled labour with access to modern technologies

v Need for financing § Lack of financing facilities from banking and financial institutions

vTransformation under way§ Federal Government Initiatives

$200 million Nigerian Creative & Entertainment Industry Stimulation Loan (NCEILS)§ Private Section Initiatives

New York Film Academy established film workshops starting from 2010

Market

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v Trend Media City - The Vision

To build capacity and develop creative hubs in Africa and

in some selected cities around the world which are

linked to some of the world's most innovative centres

that will become home to the intellectual capital that

causes change in mindset of a people, dispel myths and

shift emphasis away from the exploitation of natural

resources as a source of economic prosperity into

innovation and creative economy.

Vision

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Trend Media City is about SPACE.

A space to think, to innovate and to empower.

Talent thrives only in conducive spaces that reflect their own creativity and drive.

TMC Phase One will provide that space in the city of Lagos. It is a working hub, home and notable center for today's creative economy.

It will become an economic development center, a technology cluster, a media hub, an entertainment center, a film park, a city of international conventions and important celebrity events, attracting and retaining some of world's best talents and entrepreneurs into a safe and secure space in Africa with highest quality lifestyles.

Vision

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Trend Media City is about PEOPLE.

The people who innovate and create economic prosperity and unimaginable wealth for mankind.

It takes the mind to innovate, develop ideas, build change, create economic prosperity and advance a society.

The inflow of educated, talented and ambitious people into one space will dispel myths which block progress and finally force a shift of emphasis away from the exploitation of natural resources as a source of economic prosperity into an innovative and creative economy.

Vision

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Trend Media City is aiming at providing a tool for the new wave of ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT.

It will attract, discover, hone, educate and motivate talents who develop new knowledge, new ways, new ideas and new wealth and empowerment.

It will lure and retain intellectual capital leveraging on local talents to create products and build successful businesses in Africa in the arts, literature, culture, media, entertainment, science, technology, tourism and lifestyle sectors.

Vision

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v Trend Media City – Mission

Mission

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Through the development of intelligent smartcommunities that promote broadband economy in Africaand provision of state-of-the-art infrastructures that setnew global standards in design, construction, energyefficiency and eco-friendliness, located in safe andsecure environments - to lure and retain the intellectualcapital that creates products and build successfulbusinesses in the arts, literature, culture, media,entertainment, science, technology, tourism and lifestylesectors, delivering great value to all stakeholders andbecoming some of the largest and most profitablepublicly listed companies in Africa by 2020.

Phase 1: Capacity Building§ Africa Film & TV Academy (AFTA)ü Capacity building in the Film, TV, Music and culture industries (multi-campus)ü Filmed entertainment content production facilities for students and alumniü TMC Africa Film Fund

§ African Diaspora Resource Program (ADRP)ü Conduct research on African Diaspora - ICF Institute (*)

ü Support Africans in diaspora and Friends of Africa who are innovators looking to invest their ideas&talents and requiring capital, local knowledge as well as a "home" in Africa

§ Africa Accelerator Program (AAP)ü Capacity building and support for new start-upsü Film & Media Incubation through which TMC or through its partners will enter the

content production business and leverage from well trained talented AFTA students § Continuing Training Program (CTP)ü Providing training to enhance capacity in public and private sectors

Colocation on existing and under-construction infrastructure in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Abuja.

(*) Pending Feasibility Study Results and ICF approval

Go To Market Strategy

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Phase 2 & 3: Infrastructure Building

§ Leverage from the Intelligent Community Forum’s research of the key principles and success factors for Intelligent Community development, namely broadband technology, knowledge workforce, digital inclusion, innovation, marketing/advocacy.

§ Expansion of Film & TV production infrastructure for mainstream industry usage.

§ Create a vibrant live-work-play city providing :

◊ Media Park integrating TV/Music production, call center, teleports, and purpose-built facilities for Global Media companies,

◊ Entertainment Park ◊ Film Production Park◊ Technology Clusters ◊ Robotics Park◊ Apartment Condominiums ◊ Sports Academy

Colocation on new land identified in:

• Lekki Peninsula (Lagos)• Oguta (IMO State)

Go To Market Strategy (Cont’d)

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Lagos

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Go To Market Strategy (Cont’d)

Port Harcourt

Phase 1

28km

740 km

Abuja

605km

Lekki Peninsula - Lagos Oguta Lake - IMO State

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520 km

Go To Market Strategy (Cont’d)

40 km

Phase 2

v Non-profit New-York-based policy research organization focusing on job creation and economic development in the broadband economy.

v Study the economic/social development of the 21st Century community to identify and explain the emergence of the Broadband Economy and its impact at the local level.

v Research and share the best practices of the world’s Intelligent Communities in adapting to the demands of the Broadband Economy. Analyse the key principles and success factors for Intelligent Communities development in order to help communities everywhere find sustainable renewal and growth.

v Honor communities for creating local prosperity, addressing social challenges and enriching their cultures using Information & Communication Technologies.

v Celebrate leadership through an Awards Program that searches the globe for the best models each year. Presented in 3 stages: the Smart21 (semi-finalists), the Top7 Intelligent Communities (finalists) and the Intelligent Community of the Year.

Intelligent Community Forum (ICF)

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v Intelligent Community Forum Foundation (ICFF)

At the request of the 100+ communities honored by ICF Award program over the past 12 years, the Intelligent Community Forum established ICFF as an exclusive membership association of Intelligent Communities.

Its mission is to deepen personal interaction among the public and private-sector leaders of member communities and to share best practices and solutions for mutual benefits.

The membership is restricted to Intelligent Communities named by ICF every year.

Private-sector companies can also participate through the underwriting of an ICF’s Center of Excellence.

Intelligent Community Forum (ICF)

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v ICF Summit

Annual invitation-only meeting of the Intelligent Community leaders from around the world, coming to celebrate:

§ The Top7 Intelligent Communities,§ The selection of the Intelligent Community of the Year,§ The Intelligent Community Visionary of the Year presented to an individual or an

organization that has taken a leadership position in promoting broadband technology and applications as an essential utility,

§ The Founders Award, presented to an individual, application, organization or innovation that is transforming life in the Broadband Economy for the common good.

Opportunity to engage in a dialogue with the world’s most dynamic communities:§ Keynote speeches delivered by innovative political leaders, academic thought leaders

and corporate executives,§ Interactive panel discussions,§ Comprehensive tutorial and interactive workshop on the essential building blocks of

becoming an Intelligent Community.

Intelligent Community Forum (ICF)

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v ICF Institutes

The Institutes are local research institutes established in partnership with ICF by universities, local governments and other organizations to share the world’s knowledge about the creation of Intelligent Communities.

It expands the base of research and teaching about issues central to the development of Intelligent Communities.

Each institute endorses two missions:

§ focus on a field of study related to one of ICF’s five Intelligent Community Indicators: broadband connectivity, knowledge workforce, innovation, digital inclusion, marketing and advocacy,

§ serve as a regional or national center for communities seeking to become Intelligent Communities through ICF’s awards program.

Trend Media City is aiming at setting-up the 1st ICF Institute in Africa as a pilar of the Africa Diaspora Resource Program (pending Feasibility Study Results and ICF approval)

Intelligent Community Forum (ICF)

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Film Production

Park African Film& TV Academy- African Film

Fund

Apartment

Condominiums

Africa

Accelerator

Program

Phase 2 : Infrastructure Building

Phase 1 : Capacity Building

ContinuingTrainingProgram

Media Park

Robotics

Park

Entertainment

ParkTechnology

Clusters

Phase 3 : Infrastructure Building

Sports Academy

Go To Market Strategy (Cont’d)

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African

Diaspora

Resource

Program

Partnerships complete and functional:§ Technical and Strategic Partners for the African Film & TV Academy

ü University of Port Harcourt

ü School of Media & CommunicationPan African University Lagos

ü Whistling Woods International

§ Technical Partner for broadband solutions implementation

ü Airspan Networks 4G broadband wireless solutions

§ Communication Channels

ü Intelligent Community Forum: ICF Summit Co-Hostingü African Film Investment Summitü Africa-USA International Chamber of Commerceü All Nigerian Nationals In Diaspora (ANNID)

TMC Milestones Reached

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Partnerships impending:§ Technical Partners for TMC Phase1ü University of Port Harcourt: African Accelerator Program and Continuing Training Programü Lagos Business School PAN-AFRICAN University: Continuing Training Programü Enterprise Development Center PAN-AFRICAN University: African Accelerator Program

Partnerships in discussions:§ Intelligent Community Forum Institute (*)

Investment made to date:§ Engagement of Deloitte Canada/Nigeria for Phase1 Feasibility Study/Business Plan § Master Architectural Plans completed by Gansam Architects in Aug 2012§ Infrastructure: Victoria Island facility

Existing Port Harcourt facilityPort Harcourt facility under construction

(*) pending Feasibility Study and ICF approval

TMC Current Status

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Upon acquisition of Lekki Peninsula land, TMC foresees to:§ Engage professional consulting firm(s) to conduct Feasibility Study necessary to

complete Business Plans of each Phase 2&3 Special Purpose Vehicle§ Engage a front-end engineering firm§ Select architectural firms to produce detailed project design for Phase 2&3

◊ Media Park: 300,000 sqm ◊ Green Areas: 108,000 sqm◊ Enterntainment Park: 207,000 sqm ◊ Ancillary works: 60,000 sqm◊ Condominiums: 158,000 sqm ◊ Roads: 40,000 sqm◊ Robotics Park: 87,000 sqm ◊ Technology Park: 50,000 sqm◊ Sports Academy: 105,000 sqm Total area of 101 hectares

§ Select an international advertising and marketing communication agency to start preparation of materials and enhance TMC Phase 2 worldwide exposure

§ Intensify pitching TMC project to possible technical / operational / marketing partners for each Special Purpose Vehicle

§ Increase TMC project marketing to secure possible endorsements by respectable international organisations, by innovative political leaders, academic thought leaders and corporate executives,

TMC Foreseen Milestones

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TUG Capital

Overseas Capital

Domestic Capital

Partnerships/ JV’s

v Secure long term partnerships with some of the world’s notable developers, investors, EPC contractors and project managers

v Secure strategic JV, consultancy and technical partnerships with notable global industry leaders to operate the TMC SBUs for an initial period of 10 years from date of commencement of business from TMC facilities.

Fundraising Strategy

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v TUG LimitedSponsor and key investor

vSpecial Purpose Vehicles (SPV)Specific companies set up as Joint Ventures that will operate and manage each business utilizing the infrastructure and facilities built by TMCL

vTrend Media City Limited (TMCL)Project developer and investment arm, whose purpose is to support all SPV’s in the new vertical of Film & TV, Entertainment and Media

v Schwartz Kristoffel Engineering Services LimitedEPC contractor

vTrendCorp Africa Limited:Media and Entertainment arm

SPV SPV SPVSPV

Structure

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Prof. Pat Utomi

Uzo Udemba

Mr. Udemba has over 30 years of business management experience and is the Founder, Chairman and CEO of The Udemba Group which is comprised of more than 20 market-leading companies in a range of sectors including oil and gas; health and fitness; real estate, engineering, and construction; research and development; food services; media and entertainment; and science and technology. Grew TrendCorp from inception to over US $20 million in annual revenue, now employing over 400 people. Additionally, Mr. Udemba grew the geosynthetics business to capture 80 percent market share in Nigeria. Mr. Udemba holds a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, with an emphasis in Civil Engineering from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Mr. Udemba is the visionary of this grand project and will be a critical asset in the development and management of Trend Media City.

Mr. Pat Utomi is a political economist, management scholar and a dynamic entrepreneur. His career spans a Presidential Advisory position in government at the age of 27, the distinction of being the first Nigerian to be named deputy chief executive of Volkswagen of Nigeria at age 32 and an academic career as one of the most senior faculty members of the prestigious Lagos Business School - PAN African University, from inception. He has founded and co-founded several enterprises that are key players in the Nigerian economy.

Current Board of Advisors

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Andrew Kreig is a Washington, DC-based non-profit executive, attorney and strategic consultant with extensive experience with government and the communications industries. He helps businesses and opinion-leaders achieve goals through the Eagle View Capital Strategies and the U.S.-Nigeria Business Council. Also, he helps lead the Justice Integrity Project to advance legal reform and the Fixed Wireless Communications Coalition to promote critical wireless infrastructure. As CEO/President from 1996 to 2008 and earlier as Vice President/General Counsel, he led regulatory strategies at the FCC, Congress and before international bodies. He holds law degrees from both the University of Chicago School of Law and Yale Law School.

Ricardo Tejada

Andrew Kreig

Former Congressman Jerry Weller (1995-2009) is Managing Partner for NWG Public Affairs LLC, a public affairs, strategic consulting and international business development firm with offices in Washington DC, Guatemala City and West Palm Beach, Florida. While serving 14 years in Congress, Jerry rose to be a leading Member of the House Ways & Moans Subcommittee on Trade, where Jerry effectively made the case that trade helps eliminate poverty and create jobs. In addition, while serving as National Finance Chairman for the National Republic Congressional Committee for the 2002 Election Cycle, Jerry led efforts resulting in over $210,000,000 being raised to support candidates across the U.S. After graduating from the University of Illinois in 1979, Jerry went to work for Proctor & Gamble. Prior to his service in the U. S. House of Representatives, he served as an aide to the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture from 1981-1985, maintained involvement in the family farm and served in the Illinois State House of Representatives from 1988-1994.

Hon. Jerry Weller

Current Board of Advisors (Cont’d)

Mr. Tejada’s 10 years of business experience has spanned advisory responsibilities within the Fortune 100, his own ventures and extensive involvement with Southern California's entrepreneurial community. As Managing Director, Mr. Tejada is responsible for overseeing operations of US Los Angeles offices, South Korea’s Seoul office, and Cuenca Ecuador office. Mr. Tejada is involved in many different community organizations and currently is an active Board Member of the Regional Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Past Treasurer for ArtShare Los Angeles - a nonprofit educating youth through the arts. Additionally, Mr. Tejada, is a founding member of the New America Alliance Emerging Leaders Los Angeles, a membership driven non-profit that is comprised of prominent American Latino entrepreneurs and business leaders who are committed to giving back to the community. In 2011 Mr. Tejada has been awarded Telemundo’s Hispanic Business Salute, Hispanic Business Man of the Year, and recently recognized by Latino Leaders Magazine as an upcoming Young Latino Leader in the United States. Under Mr. Tejada’s leadership Vnesto Capital was an honored nominee for Los Angeles Business Journal, Small Business of the Year. Mr. Tejada holds a B.S. Degree in Business Administration from the University Of Southern California and is a graduate of the Marshall School of Business where he attended the Lloyd Grief School of Entrepreneurial Studies, USC’s prestigious and highly ranked program.

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Eagle View Capital Strategies (www.eagleviewdc.com), a Washington DC based international consulting and events management company that provides expertise for clients seeking the most thorough and professional level of customer service during their time in Washington, DC. Its founding director is Andrew Kreig, former President/CEO of the Wireless Communications Association from 1996 to 2008 as it advocated globally for the successful effort to found the broadband wireless industry and a host of vibrant applications. He is a longtime Washington strategist who holds law degrees from both Yale and the University of Chicago.

NWG Public Affairs LLC is Washington DC based public affairs, strategic consulting and international business development firm led by former congressman Jerry Weller (1995 - 2009) as Co-CEO. He raised over $30 million in federal funds towards infrastructure and development at the former arsenal that has since attracted over $1 billion in private investment including one of the world's largest inter modal truck-rail cargo facilities.Jerry additionally served as Vice-Chair of the Foreign Affairs Western Hemisphere Subcommittee, and Chaired the House Republican Working Group on Latin America & the Caribbean. Jerry once served as National Finance Chairman for his party congressional Committee.

Strategic Advisors

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Founded by one of the India’s leading filmmakers – Subhash Ghai and promoted by Mukta Arts Limited, Whistling Woods International (WWI) www.whistlingwoods.net is Asia’s largest Film, Television, Animation and Media Arts institute, providing world-class education in all technical and creative aspects of Film, TV, Animation, Communication Studies & Media Arts. Whistling Woods has been rated amongst the 10 best film schools in the world by ‘The Hollywood Reporter’ n 2010, along with institutes like NYU Tisch, NFTS, FAMU & AFTRS. WWI was the youngest school to be featured in that list.These unique elements in the curriculum & the teaching methodology have seen WWI’s student body growing over four times over the past four years. Further, almost 15% of the student body now comprises of International students, from the USA, Canada, UK, Germany, Italy, France, Holland, Bermuda and from several other countries who choose WWI over the multiple film-studies options available in their own countries.The above is just a snapshot of what Whistling Woods International has achieved in the short span of five years and the institution strongly marches on its way to fulfilling it’s goal – to be the institute of choice for media education globally.

Strategic Advisors (Cont’d)

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Vnesto Capital (www.vnestocapital.com) is an independent investment banking firm whose focus is to provide the highest quality financial advisory services to domestic and international SME’s. With offices in Los Angeles - California, Seoul - South Korea, and Cuenca - Ecuador, Vnestoservices have a global reach. Vnesto Capital was selected by OPIC in 2007 to be the 20th Loan Originator in the Enterprise Development Network. Under Mr. Tejada’s tenure, Vnesto Capital has raised over 300M in equity funds for projects in Latin America, South East Asia, and Asia. Among many accolades, such as Business Man of the Year from Telemundo, Mr. Tejada has been published and recognized in Latino Leaders Magazine as number 25 most recognized young leaders in United States.

TrendCorp AfricaOverview

TrendCorp Africa Overview

§ Founded in 1994, TrendCorp Africa and its subsidiaries have a successful 18 year track record

§ TrendCorp Africa platforms:ü Terrestrial MMDS service

Launched in 1995 by Communications Trend Ltd (CTL)Largest MMDS Pay-TV service in Nigeria covering 12 major cities

ü Direct-To-Home (DTH) multi-channel satellite platformLaunched in 2003, TrendTV provides a wide range of African program content to53 African countries through its satellite platform

ü Wireless Broadband Internet ServiceLaunch in 1999 of the 1st wireless broadband internet service in Africa

using the MMDS frequency over Lagos (upgrade to latest technology). Deployment of Airspan technology over Port Harcourt (Trend Broadband).

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TrendCorp Africa Overview

§ Numerous National and International Recognitionsü NAB Customer Wall of Fame in 2000ü Best ISP in Western Africa in 2001ü 1st African company to win Wemmie Award from American Wireless Cable Association in 2002ü US Commercial Service Award in 2006

§ Experienced Management Teamü Mr. Uzoma Udemba, Group Chief Executive Officer30 years of successful business management experience. CEO of The Udemba Group, comprising of more than 20 market-leading companies. Grew TrendCorp from inception to a market leader employing over 410 people.

ü Mr. Idemudia Osaretin, Chief Financial OfficerOver 11 years professional experience in operational Audit and Financial management. Internal Auditor of Gemini Pharmaceutical (Bayer). Part of the Nigerian Federal government technical team that worked in 2004 on the privatization of NAFCON (National Fertilizer Company Nigeria)

ü Mr. Kalada Wilson, Chief Operating OfficerResourceful and renowned broadcaster with over 23 years experience in the industry.

ü Mrs. Fathia Plange, Executive Director Programming & ProductionCreator of reality show “Make Me a Success”, winner of the International Association of International Broadcasting Awards 2009, “Best specialist TV genre” category

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TrendCorp Africa Programming

§ TrendTV Programmingü Channels available 24/7

• Nollywood Movies• Nollywood Movies Plus• CTL Africa• Eternal Word Television Network

ü Coming soon:• Al Jazeera (24/7)

ü Channel segments available• African Dance Channel• African Comedy Channel• Ngozi Channel• Fumilayo Channel• Lest We Forget• F! Channel• African Fashion Channel• Nigerian Cinema

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TrendCorp Africa Growth

§ TrendCorp Expansion Plansü Content acquisition for DTH & MMDS services

ü Fully implement MPEG-4 compression

ü Procurement of additional satellite capacity

ü Expansion of MMDS service coverage

ü Distribute Trend Tv Nollywood Channels on other platforms internationally

ü Deployment of resources to have operational presence across the entire Sub-Saharan African countries where TrendTV service is available

ü Grow TrendTV subscriber base to 750,000 within 5 years

ü Launch Trend Cinema operations at the 3 locations where CTL has strong presence (Port Harcourt, Abuja and Owerri)

ü Trend Production will be investing in production and post production equipment for contents to be distributed locally in Nigeria and abroad

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§ Growing Support Network in North America

• The Africa-USA International Chamber of Commerce & Industry• Pan African Global Trade Conference• Annual Africa-USA Seminar on Investment Banking• Business Tourism Trade Missions• Workshops, Business Meetings and Seminars

• All Nigerian Nationals In Diaspora Association (ANNID)

§ Long-term partnership for content procurement

• Owner of Nollywood Movies and Movies Plus Trademark

• Profitable and growing company with established market brand

• Strong Management Team with solid connections and knowledge of the broadcast industry in Africa

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Thank you for your attention Contact: Philippe VermandeTel: +1 416 898 3938Email: philippe@trendmediacity.com