Akwa Ibom to host Glo King of the Mic, Nigeria Music Legendary Award and NMA

Jeremy Ekong

Akwa Ibom State is to play host to top music stars as the state has been given rights to host the upcoming Nigeria Music Awards (NMA).

Speaking exclusively to Connoisseur.com, the Sole Administrator of PMAN in Akwa Ibom State, Pastor Jeremy Keong said the countdown to the awards is on. “On 26^th of May, 2012, we will be hosting Glo King of the Mic. June is Nigeria Music Award which is a PMAN award and the slot has been given to Akwa Ibom to host it while in September we will host the Nigeria Music Legendary Award where all top stars who have distinguished themselves as musicians will be honoured. There will be post-humus for those who have died.”

IME ‘BISHOP’ UMOH, SIR JAMES, LAST PROPHET STAR IN NEW AMAECOM COMMERCIAL

Nollywood star Ime ‘Bishop’ Umoh who has also been doing lots of Ibibio movies has starred in a new Amaecom Global Ltd commercial alongside Sir James who is the President of Comedians Int’l and Calabar-based comedian Last Prophet.

The new commercial which also stars the Sole Administrator of Performing Musicians and Employers Association of Nigeria (PMAN) in Akwa Ibom State, Pastor Jeremy Ekong will be aired on NTA network.

IME ‘BISHOP’ UMOH, MISTA XTO, SIR WILKER, OTHER ENTERTAINMENT TOPSHOTS COVERGE FOR…

Tomorrow, all roads will lead to Ikot Akpan No. 1, Nsit Ibom Local Government Area for the Performing Musicians and Employers Association of Nigeria (PMAN) Night of Concert in honour of Late Elder Archibong Job Udoh.

The late Elder of Qua Iboe Church is the father of the publisher of Connoisseur.com and Nigeria’s youngest editor ever, Ifreke Nseowo.

MISTA XTO, ETE NTIA, OTHERS TO BE HONOURED AS PMAN PRESIDENT STORMS UYO FEBRUARY 14 FOR LOVE AND UNITY CONCERT

Mista Xto

The National President of PMAN, Ras Murphy is set the storm the city of Uyo come February 14 for the mother of all concerts. Tagged the PMAN Love and Unity concert, the event is a brainchild of AKS PMAN aimed at fogging brotherliness among Akwa Ibomites and Nigerians at large.