Wizkid, Awilo for Glo/CAF awards



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As the countdown to 2015 Glo/CAF award continues, top artistes from different parts of Africa have been confirmed by the organisers for the event holding in Abuja on January 7.
Some of the top acts expected to entertain guests at the event are Salif Keita, an afro-pop singer and songwriter from Mali; Ladysmith Black Mambazo, a South African male choral group who rose to worldwide prominence when they sang with Paul Simon on his 1986 album Graceland, and have won multiple awards, including four Grammy Awards. There are Awilo Longomba, Wizkid, King Sunny Ade, Korede Bello, Flavour and Omawumi.
The event is held annually to celebrate the continent’s finest football stars. It attracts the biggest names in world sports, particularly football.
The Glo-CAF event in Abuja will also provide opportunity for Glo subscribers and football fans to meet and interact with top African footballers and administrators.
Globacom statement on Sunday read, “Our subscribers have been the brand’s pillar of strength since we rolled out service twelve years ago, and this is another golden opportunity to appreciate and reward them for their patronage.”

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