Actor, Deejay and television personality, Tony Okungbowa, has been announced as the host of the popular family entertainment show, “Kids Say the Darndest Things Africa,” new season.

Known for his vibrant energy, Okungbowa is set to bring a fresh and dynamic presence to one of Nigeria’s most cherished shows.

He has recently wrapped up a successful five-season run on CBS’s “Bob Hearts Abishola,” where he played the role of Kofo. Beloved worldwide for his previous role as the resident DJ on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” along with his notable appearances in film and television, Okungbowa brings a wealth of experience and a unique flair to “Kids Say the Darndest Things Africa.”

Speaking about his new role, he said: “I am absolutely thrilled to be joining ‘Kids Say the Darndest Things Africa’ as the host for the new season. This show has a special place in the hearts of viewers for its honest, unscripted moments that capture the innocence and hilarity of childhood. I look forward to creating a fun, engaging atmosphere that allows our young stars to shine and share their unique perspectives with the world. We’re going to have a fantastic time!”

The new season would feature a diverse group of children from across Africa who will share their candid insights on a variety of topics. Under Okungbowa’s guidance, the show will explore the creativity, intelligence, and wit of Africa’s youngest minds, providing laughter and surprises in every episode.

Show producers, What Network, in collaboration with Paramount are confident that Tony’s addition to the team will elevate the show to new heights.

Executive producer of the show, Chichi Nwoko, said: “Tony Okungbowa is a phenomenal talent who brings a unique energy and depth to everything he does. His ability to connect with people, coupled with his genuine interest in their stories, makes him the ideal host for “Kids Say the Darndest Things Africa.” We are delighted to have him on board and can’t wait for our audience to experience the magic he will bring to the show once again.”