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African celebs turn-up for The African Pride Awards

London saw the first ever African Pride Awards which took place on Sunday the 31st of July 2016 at the highbrow venue of Cafe De Paris. The award ceremony that was organised by AfricaUnplugged and Therapy Entertainment LTD was solely set around honour Africans making incredible strides within their different industries in the UK and the African diaspora community at large.

 

The night time thoroughly showcased the African culture in its splendour with top entertainers from comedy, music and dance thrilling the guests. The function was hosted by popular UK broadcasters Adesope Olajide and Amanda Star of Factory78, Vox Africa TV, BenTV and Beat FM respectively, the gala night was well attended with over 350 guest from celebrities from the planet of sport and the movers and shakers of the UK entertainment industry with stars such as for instance Chris Eubank Jnr, African boxing champion Larry Ekundayo, Capital extras Tim Westwood and Wild N Out”s Kojo the comedian between the attendees. amazing performances from Coco Mbassi, Bantu Arts African Dancers, ITV’s Lateef Lovejoy to call a few.

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