Mo Salah, Emanuella, Vanessa Nakate fly the African flag at the 2021 Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards

Emanuella wins Favorite African Social Media Star on the 2021 Nickelodeon’s Child’s Alternative Awards.

• Nickelodeon’s Orange Blimp took followers on a digital trip around the globe and past at this 12 months’s Nickelodeon Children’ Alternative Awards.
• Hosted by Kenan Thompson (Kenan, Saturday Night time Reside), the KCAs featured show-stopping performances by Grammy Award-winning world famous person Justin Bieber. 
• The present will repeat on Nickelodeon (DStv channel 305) on Wednesday, 17 March at 15:05 CAT.

Hosted by Kenan Thompson (Kenan, Saturday Night time Reside), the KCAs featured show-stopping performances by Grammy Award-winning world famous person Justin Bieber, movie star appearances, thrilling surprises and the web’s signature inexperienced slime, and revealed youngsters’ favorite television exhibits, films, music and extra. 

The present will repeat on Nickelodeon (DStv channel 305) on Wednesday, 17 March at 15:05 CAT.

Nigeria’s comic Emanuella and Egypt’s Liverpool Soccer Membership soccer star Mo Salah scooped the 2021 Nickelodeon Children Alternative Awards for the Favorite African Star and Favorite African Social Media Star, respectively. Vanessa Nakate was honoured with the Collectively for Good Africa Award for her efforts in educating society concerning the results of local weather change. 

Nigeria’s comedy star, Emanuella Samuel, often called Emanuella, has – by public voting – emerged the winner of the Favorite African Social Media Star class on the Nickelodeon’s Children’ Alternative Awards 2021. Emanuella was nominated alongside Nigerian comedy group Ikorodu Bois, South African Magician Wian Van Den Berg; Ugandan Youth Dance Group Ghetto Children, Kenyan social media sensation Elsa Majimbo and South African media character Bonang Matheba.

Within the Favorite African Star class, Egyptian footballer and Liverpool Soccer Membership ahead Mo Salah was nominated alongside his teammate, Senegal’s Sadio Mane, a Liverpool midfielder, Miss Universe Zozibini Tunzi, South African actress Thuso Mbedu, philanthropist and South Africa Springbok Rugby Captain Siya Kolisi and Uganda’s Sheebah Karungi, a number one dancer and songstress.

Expressing her delight at receiving the award, Emanuella stated: “I’m so glad to be a winner, thanks! To all my followers on the market, [I say] thanks. To all those that voted for me, I really like you a lot, this win wouldn’t have been doable with out you.”

The younger star additionally took the chance to induce viewers to not “overlook to remain secure”. “All the time keep at dwelling and bear in mind to wash your fingers with alcohol-based hand sanitisers. We love you a lot,” she added. 

The African Collectively for Good winner, Vanessa Nakate commented: “It’s actually superior to have been chosen for the Collectively For Good Award, it’s so wonderful to see my efforts for local weather justice being recognised, we’ll proceed to coach the society concerning the results of local weather change.”