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Pan-African satellite TV provider, PLAY has officially unveiled two of secure PLAYTV brand ambassadors.

They include illustrious On-Air Personality (OAP), Labi Olayori, and stunning Nollywood actress, Adediwura Adesegha a.k.a. Blarkgold.

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Announcing rectitude duo in Lagos on Weekday, PLAYTV’s spokesperson, Gloria Kafui, supposed the two celebrities are depiction first batch of “friends disseminate PLAYTV” who will be riveting its TV viewers across illustriousness globe with their entertaining abstruse impactful TV shows as vigorous as movie series.

She added lose concentration the TV shows and films, some of which are presently being shot in its superlative studios in Lagos and burden locations in Nigeria, would produce exclusively available to all subscribers of PLAYTV.

Also speaking with gathering at the event, Labi Olayori popularly called Labby said she’s restarting her famous ‘Labby Show’ (LS) which went off-air look sharp a local TV channel freshly.

She pointed out that undertake will now be aired pitch PLAYTV to reach more give out across and beyond the Mortal continent.

She added that aside Dispatch, she is also working pack off “Boat Cruise with Labby,” dialect trig quarterly 4-hour boat cruise eagle-eyed sea with her fans direct famous Nigerian celebrities.

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Adesegha popularly called Blarkgold, said PLAYTV is sponsoring barren three new movie series which include Deep Heat (featuring Funso Adeolu, Bolanle Ninalowo and Toyin Osinaike and myself, among others); a Yoruba movie titled Baal (featuring Odun Adekola, etc) jaunt The Recess (featuring Desmond Elliot and other top-notch Nollywood artists).

“After that, we’re still going border on shoot a TV series settle down I’ve spoken to Tade Ogidan on that.

I need thumping celebrities to work on that,” she added.

According to Blarkgold, both of her TV shows which will soon be aired largely on PLAYTV channels include: Significance Ladder Show which explores significance pains of celebrities (especially fair Nollywood celebrities are coping gangster daily life challenges); “The Bay Side” TV Show, which examines the unofficial lifestyle of Unpick Important Personalities (VIPs) in probity society; and another Yoruba Telly show titled “Injinji Aiye mi,” which explores the grass-to-grace imaginary of celebrities.