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Ricky, Neche, Wager loss
Day 5 Live Updates: Ricky clears the air on Neche disagreement as wager conversations continue – BBNaijaFollow everything unfolding on Day 5 as Ricky explains his fallout with Neche, housemates continue unpacking Team Nurture's wager defeat, Flora defends her wrapper and Biggie refreshes the house rules.
BBNaija day 2
Day 2: Show Ya Sef housemates' first diary room confessions – BBNaijaDay 2 in the BBNaija Season 11 house is proving that the game is picking up speed and so are the relationships.
AMVCA 12 celebrates African storytelling, talent, and cinematic excellence
AMVCA 12 celebrates African storytelling, talent, and cinematic excellenceFrom unforgettable performances to powerful stories, AMVCA12 celebrated African talent and cinematic excellence.
AMVCA 12
AMVCA 12 hosts revealed: Bovi and Nomzamo MbathaFrom Lagos to Johannesburg, Bovi and Nomzamo Mbatha bring an unmatched blend of wit, star power, and African pride to the AMVCA 12 stage.
AMVCA Best Indigenous Language North Africa
Best Indigenous Language North Africa: The room that was always owed – AMVCA For the first time in AMVCA history, North African cinema has a seat at the table. Five films and five stories told in the languages the continent actually speaks.
AMVCA Best Indigenous MNet Original
Best Indigenous M-Net Original: When mother tongue meets prime time – AMVCASeven shows, and all of them told in the language that hits closest to home.
AMVCA Best Scripted MNet Orginal
Best Scripted M-Net Original: The stories Africa keeps finding new ways to tellThese five nominees represent five different definitions of what African scripted television can be. And all of them are right.
AMVCA Best Un-scripted MNet Original
Best Un-Scripted M-Net Original: No script needed, Africa wrote this itself – AMVCA Five nominees. Five different Africas. One question about what it means to make the real feel worthy of a camera.
AMVCA Best Indigenous East Africa
Best Indigenous Language East Africa: Older than cinema – AMVCA Long before cinema, East Africa was already keeping extraordinary records. In Swahili coastal poetry and in an Ethiopian aristocracy so unsettled by the first moving image, they called the cinema hall "the house of the devil".