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Ebuka Obi-Uchendu and Justice Olusola Williams are changing the entertainment and legal space one case at a time on ‘Judging Matters’. The show which airs on Africa Magic Showcase (DStv Channel 151) every Monday at 6 PM helps to solve disputes through arbitration. Hosted by fan-favourite, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, Judging Matters is as informative as it is entertaining.
The fourth edition of the NET Honours People’s Choice Awards, an audience data based media awards, is set to hold on June 13, 2020. NET Honours, a property of marketing, media and technology company, ID Africa, is an annual recognition of top performers in the entertainment industry and public sector, based on audience data from ID Africa’s network of media channels. NET Honours focuses on recognising achievers in entertainment and related industries through a thorough analysis of global audience search, interaction and trends on ID Africa’s media channels.
Real-life issues getting tougher on Judging Matters with Justice Olusola Williams and Counsel Ebuka Obi -Uchendu. The issues may be small cases or minor claims, but it leaves you with a lot of insights, information, and even entertainment to keep you amazed at everyday life issues, at a time like this. One key learning point from episode one has been to never enter into verbal agreements with anyone while transacting business. On episode 6, we saw 2 cases involving a defamatory statement on social media, and a car purchase transaction that went bad.
On episode 5 of Judging Matters, Justice Olusola Williams and Counsellor Ebuka Obi-Uchendu dealt with 2 identical cases that had to do with the clothing business, and yes, the issue of verbal agreements came up again. Let’s not forget one of the major lessons from this show has been ensuring that contracts and agreements are written and properly kept.
Judging Matters is Africa Magic’s new reality TV show where small-scale conflicts are resolved at no cost to the Litigants in a civil manner. The show is hosted by media personality and lawyer, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu alongside retired judge, Justice Olusola Williams. The entertainment industry is fraught with fights or ‘beefs’ and it would make for a good showing to see them get squashed on this new show. These are some of the industry beefs that we’d like to see settled on Judging Matters.
Big Brother Season 4 Sensational Couple: ‘Mercy and Ike’ finally have their own show, while Ebuka Obi-Uchendu heads back to the courtroom for ‘Judging Matters’ MultiChoice, leading video entertainment provider has announced the launch of two brand new reality TV shows: Mercy and Ike which will kick off on Sunday, April 26 and Judging Matters which will kick off on Monday, April 27, 2020, on Africa Magic Showcase on DStv channel 151.
The Big Brother Naija show continues to be the most talked-about reality show in Africa and as we wind down to an epic season, Biggie will be bringing more drama, antics and suspense. You might need a survival kit to get through this week. Here are five events that are sure to rock the house…
Expectedly, after competing in Big Brother Naija, the natural progression for ex-housemates is show business. Take Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, for instance. After appearing in the very first Big Brother Nigeria in 2006, he’s helmed several prestigious TV gigs and has become a well-paid event emcee. Now, for three seasons, he’s been the host of the insanely popular BBNaija itself. Like Ebuka, you could also name several other ex-mates in who have taken the same path. Efe, Tobi Bakre, Cee-C, and Bisola, Thin Tall Tony, Gideon Okeke, and Uti Nwachukwu, instantly come to mind.
Big Brother Naija host, Ebuka during the Sunday eviction show, somewhat put housemate, Jackye on the spot when he confronted her about a conversation she had with a fellow housemate accusing Tacha of ‘witchcraft’. Now, Jackye’s social media handler and boyfriend, Lami has called out Ebuka and also revealed that ‘he woke up to a lot of death threats in Jacky’s inbox all because of how she was put on the spot by Ebuka’.
The biggest show of the continent, Big Brother Naija, is back for the fourth season guys and this time, it will be staged in Nigeria. The auditions will hold in six different Nigerian cities including Lagos, Calabar, Enugu, Benin, Ibadan, Warri and Port Harcourt on February 1 and 2.It will mark the second time the Nigerian version of the reality television show will be shot outside South Africa since it began in 2006. The first edition which was anchored by radio personality, Olisa Adibua, and was staged in Ikeja GRA in Lagos. Big Brother alumnus, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, has also been…
#BBNaija is in it’s third season after as much as twelve years since the first season was aired and has generated as much entertainment as controversy. We couldn’t get a direct answer why the organizers had to wait ten years before bringing us BBNaija SEASON 2 in 2017, but we know season 3 kicked off a few months after season 2 because of the massive buzz the show received, making it a commercial success. The Big Brother Naija season 3 premiered on 28th of January 2018, with 20 housemates. Now, in the spirit of throwback, we bring you the FIRST…
Wife of BBNaija season 3 host, Cynthia Obi-Uchendu, has rebuffed reports that one of the housemates, Cee-C is related to her. She took to social media sharing app Snapchat to clarify her stand on the issue.
The Big Brother Naija season 3 show got hotter on Sunday as we sat at the edge of our seats to watch eviction of housemates and a reduction in the pairs.