TFAA 2024: Ladipoe, Mbryo, Andre Vibez Host Nominees’ Unveiling Today

The trio of Ladipoe, Mbryo, and Andre Vibez of Mavin will today serve as the hosts of the highly anticipated nominees unveiling for the 18th edition of Africa’s prestigious awards platform, The Future Awards Africa (TFAA), dedicated to celebrating young African excellence.

Themed “Celebrating the Great and Daring”, this year’s ceremony, which will be broadcast live on POP Central, DStv CH 189 by 3:00pm WAT will celebrate and empower young leaders shaping Africa’s future.

Dubbed Africa’s most important award for young Africans, TFAA has through its annual awards program, shine spotlight on the incredible achievements of young Africans, providing them with the recognition and support they need to continue their transformative work.

The year’s ceremony hosts are trailblazers making their mark on the music industry. Ladipoe is a Nigerian rapper whose lyrical prowess and hit singles have made him a formidable force in the music scene.

Joining him is the recently spotlighted Spotify’s Songwriter of 2023, Mbryo, who has quickly become a household name in the music industry, and renowned for his contributions to some of the biggest hits in recent times. His work with industry giants and his dedication to songwriting have won him accolades and inspired a new generation of creatives.

Andre Vibez, the producer behind global hits like Rush by Ayra Starr and Rema’s Calm Down, brings his unique flair and production genius to the event.

Speaking on the selection of this year’s hosts for the nominees’ announcement leading up to the main event, Executive Director of The Future Awards Africa, Ayodeji Razaq said, “We are beyond delighted to have Ladipoe, Mbryo, and Andre Vibez as the hosts for this year’s nominees’ unveiling.

“These remarkable talents represent the spirit of innovation and excellence that TFAA has championed since its inception. Their involvement not only adds a layer of excitement to the event but also aligns perfectly with TFAA’s rich history of celebrating the very best of African youth culture and creativity,” he added.