This is Awesome: Many React as Man Commissions His 1-room Radio-TV Station, Shares Photos
- A young Nigerian man, Adeshina Okikiola, has made himself proud after commissioning his radio-TV station
- The station, which is a one-room facility, was commissioned on Monday, May 24
- Adeshina expressed gratitude to his fans and supporters around the world for the love extended to him
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A Nigerian man identified as Adeshina Okikiola has taken to social media to disclose the commissioning of his radio-TV station.
Adeshina shared adorable photos of himself and the station on Facebook and many didn't hesitate to congratulate him.
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The young man, who commissioned the station on Monday, May 24, expressed gratitude to his fans and supporters across the world.
Sharing the photos on Facebook, Adeshina wrote:
"I commission this on this day Monday the 24th of May 2021. I pray for all round increment, more grace for more growth/success.
"And I dedicate this all my fans/supporters across the world. Keep up the good work!"
A Facebook user identified as Adewale Rasheed Gbolahan wrote:
"That's awesome! Congrats! Bro. More success ahead of u."
Ebunlomo Olumowo said:
"Congratulations my brother. Greater heights I pray for you. Remain blessed in Jesus name."
Adesokan Kabir commented:
"Alhamdulillahi. Congratulations my dear brother. I wish you everything good Sir."
Lekzy Da Great said:
"A big congrat to you bro, more blessings and more success ahead."
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In other news, Kelly Khumalo has taken a stand against the South African Music Awards (SAMAs).
The media personality took to Twitter to demand that the awards authority remove her music nominations from the list.
She said:
“Dear @TheSAMAs I humbly ask that you remove my work out of whatever category you might have nominated me for. As much as I respect what you do, I also ask that you respect my hard work and effort.”
Kelly did not explain why she made this request but many had their assumptions. Social media user @blackconsciousd said:
“I don't think she submitted her work for the SAMAs and I think they did that on her behalf.”
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