Remember Etim Esin? That stylish Nigerian ex-international who waltzed his way into the hearts of millions of football lovers in this country following his ingenious style of playing which was similar to that of the ex-Argentine football star, Diego Maradona whom he was nicknamed after.

In 2003, just months after the very first Big Brother Africa production revolutionized reality television pioneering a new experience for TV audiences across the continent, M-Net launched another initiative, one destined to forever change both the company’s legacy and its future.

Nigerian rap artiste and one of Chocolate City’s ambassadors, Panshak Zamani popularly known as Ice Prince, emerged the Best African Act, at the 2012 Vodafone Ghana Music Award ceremony.

Mr Paul Anaba, the Chairman, Vicpad Technologies Group, on Wednesday said that animation cartoon movies were expensive to produce and investments in it in the country were low.

In 2009, when Wande Coal stormed the scene as the newest addition to the Mo’hit’s family, everyone saw the bond between him and the Koko master D’banj grow dramatically. It was therefore understandable when during the uproar that followed the split of Don Jazzy and D’Banj, Wande Coal had kept mute.