BOMU changes awards date
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
BOMU secretary general, Pagson Ntsie, exclusively revealed this to Showbiz yesterday.
“With the hectic preparation for the coming awards underway we have, unfortunately, been forced to change the date at the last minute. Our host venue at the GICC will not be available on the date we had initially set, hence the change,” he said.
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