He beat nominees Olamide (Nigeria), Alikiba (Tanzania), Black Coffee (South Africa) and Cassper Nyovest (South Africa)
Monday, November 7, 2016
Wizkid wins Best African Act ‘MTV EMAs
He beat nominees Olamide (Nigeria), Alikiba (Tanzania), Black Coffee (South Africa) and Cassper Nyovest (South Africa)
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All Africa Music Awards Best African Collaboration
Ahmed Soultan ft. Femi Kuti, Fred Wesley, Pee Wee Ellis, Mehdi Nassouli – Afrobian (Morocco)
Amine Aub & Masta Flow – Feel the Same (Morocco)
Amine Aub ft Papa Wemba and DJ Youcef – Kanya Ma Kan (Morocco)
Eddy Kenzo Ft. Niniola – Mbilo Mbilo remix (Uganda) – Niniola – WINNER
Flavour Ft Selebobo – Mmege Mmege (Nigeria)
Francois Van Coke ft. Arno Carstens – Ek Weet Nie (South Africa)
Okyeame Kwame Ft Mzvee – Small Small (Ghana)
Sarkodie ft Pat Thomas – Bra (Ghana)
Tiwa Savage ft Dr. Sid – If I Start to Talk (Nigeria)
Best Artiste/Duo/Group In African Electro
Black Coffee – Come With Me (South Africa)
DJ Maphorisa – Soweto Baby (South Africa)
Djeff Afrozila – So Blessed (Angola)
Hatim Ammor – Alawal (Morocco)
Mi Casa – Barman (South Africa)
Renato Xtrova – Love Affair (Angola)
Such – You (Zimbabwe) – WINNER
All Africa Music Awards Best African Jazz
Bokani Dyer – Vuvuzela (South Africa)
Carmen Souza – Cape Verdean Blues (Cabo Verde)
Jimmy Dludlu – Ha Deva (South Africa) – WINNER
Kunle Ayo – Happy to Know You (Nigeria)
Moreira Chonguica – Ngoma (Mozambique)
Oum – Ah Wah (Morocco)
Ray Lema Quintet – Head Bug (Democratic Republic of Congo)
Best Artiste/Duo/Group In African Reggae, Ragga & Dancehall
Agende – Ziza Bafana (Uganda)
Anteneh Minalu – Wayo (Ethiopia)
Cindy Sanyu – Still Standing (Uganda)
Dufla Diligon ft Cindy Sanyu – Tempo (Kenya)
Montess – In Love with A Gun (Cameroon)
Patoranking – No Kissing Baby (Nigeria) – WINNER
Stonebwoy – Go Higher (Ghana)
T-Smallz – Guewel (Gambia)
Best Artiste/Duo/Group In African Hip-Hop
AKA – Composure (South Africa)
CiCi Bala – Lebanta (Botswana)
E.L – King Without a Crown (Ghana)
H-Name – Wach Rak Nachet? (Morocco)
Jizzle – Man of the Year (Gambia)
Jovi РZ̩l̩ (Cameroon)
Sarkodie –Hand to Mouth (Ghana)
Stanley Enow – Work Hard (Cameroon) – WINNER
YCEE – Omo Alhaji (Nigeria)
Zona 5 – Pablo (Angola)
Best Artiste/Duo/Group In African RnB & Soul
Aramide – I Don’t Care (Nigeria)
Butera Knowless – Konashize (Rwanda)
Henok & Mehari Brothers РEw̬di Shal̬hu (Ethiopia) РWINNER
Iyanya – Type of Woman (Nigeria)
Kiss Daniel – Mama (Nigeria)
Korede Bello ft Tiwa Savage – Romantic (Nigeria)
Lira – Let There Be Light (South Africa)
Niniola – J’ètè (Nigeria)
Ric Hassani – Gentlemen (Nigeria)
Sidikiba Diabat̩ РFais Moi Confiance (Mali)
Tjan – Aduke (Nigeria)
Zonke – Reach It – (South Africa)
Special Recognition Award- King Sunny Ade (Nigeria)
Special Recognition Award- Papa Wemba (Congo)
Songwriter of the Year In Africa
Bulelwa Mkutukana -Imali (Zahara, South Africa)
Eddy Kenzo & Niniola – Mbilo Mbilo (Eddy Kenzo & Niniola, Uganda)
Hatim Ammor – Alawal (Hatim Ammor, Morocco)
Kwame Nsiah Apau – Small Small (Kwame Okyeame ft Mzvee, Ghana)
Lerato Molapo – Let There Be Light (Lira, South Africa)
Naseeb Abdul Juma – Utanipenda (Diamond Platnumz, Tanzania)
Olawale Ashimi – In the City (Brymo, Nigeria)
Sidikiba Diabat̩ РFais Moi Confiance (Sidikiba Diabate, Mali)
Theo Kgosinkwe and Nhlanhla Nciza – Colours of Africa (Mafikizolo, Diamond, DJ Maphorisa, South Africa)
Unique – Njogereza (Navio, Uganda) – WINNER
Producer of the Year
DJ Coublon – Duro (Tekno, Nigeria)
DJ Maphorisa – Soweto Baby (DJ Maphorisa Ft Wizkid & DJ Buckz, South Africa)
DJ Van – #Woman (DJ Van & Tyrane, Morocco)
Don Jazzy – If I Start To Talk (Tiwa Savage, Nigeria)
Fortune Dane – Hand To Mouth (Sarkodie, Ghana)
Kuseim – Mbilo Mbilo remix (Eddy Kenzo Ft Niniola, Uganda) – WINNER
Masterkraft – Finally (Masterkraft Ft Flavour & Sarkodie, Nigeria)
Sidikiba Diabat̩ РFais Moi Confiance (Sidikiba Diabat̩, Mali)
Yung John – Baba Nla (Wizkid, Nigeria)
All Africa Music Awards Revelation of the Year
Amine Aminux – Makayen (Ma Morocco)
E.L – King Without a Crown (Ghana)
Emtee – Roll Up (South Africa)
Falz – Bad Baddo Baddest (Nigeria) – WINNER
Simi – Love Don’t Care (Nigeria)
Yamato Band – Cheza Kwa Madoido (Tanzania)
Zani Challe ft. Patoranking – Single Tonight (Malawi)
Song of the Year In Africa
Alawal – Hatim Ammor (Morocco)
Duro – Tekno (Nigeria)
Fais Moi Confiance РSidikiba Diabat̩ (Mali)
Final (Baba Nla) – Wizkid (Nigeria)
If I Start to Talk – Tiwa Savage (Nigeria)
Imali – Zahara (South Africa)
Mbilo Mbilo remix – Eddy Kenzo (Uganda)
Njogereza – Navio (Uganda)
Small Small – Okyeame Kwame ft Mzvee (Ghana)
Soweto Baby – DJ Maphorisa Ft Wizkid & DJ Buckz (South Africa)
Utanipenda – Diamond Platnumz (Tanzania) – WINNER
Album of the Year
Ahmed Soultan – Music Has No Boundaries (Morocco) – WINNER
C4 Pedro – King C.K.W.A (Cameroon)
Mi Casa – Home Sweet Home (South Africa)
Sauti Sol – Live and Die in Afrika (Kenya)
Sidikiba Diabat̩ РDiabateba Music Vol. 1 (Mali)
Tiwa Savage – R.E.D (Deluxe Edition) (Nigeria)
Yemi Alade – Mama Africa (Diary of An African Woman) (Nigeria)
Zahara – Country Girl (South Africa)
Zonke – Work of Heart (South Africa)
Artiste of the Year
Black Coffee – Come With Me (South Africa)
Diamond Platnumz – Utanipenda (Tanzania)
Eddy Kenzo – Mbilombilo Remix (Uganda)
Hatim Ammor – Alawal (Morocco)
Navio – Njogereza (Uganda)
Sarkodie – Hand To Mouth (Ghana)
Sidikiba Diabat̩ РFais Moi Confiance (Mali)
Tekno – Duro (Nigeria)
Tiwa Savage – If I Start To Talk (Nigeria)
Wizkid – Final (Baba Nla) (Nigeria) – WINNER
Zahara – Imali (South Africa)
Video of the Year
Come With Me – Stacey Lee (Black Coffee Ft Mque, South Africa)
Dogo Yaro – Pascal Aka (VVIP Ft Samini, Ghana) – WINNER
Ek Weet Nie – Hunter Kennedy (Francois Van Coke Ft Arno Carstens, South Africa)
Gentleman – Mex (Ric Hassani, Nigeria)
King Without a Crown – Phamousphilms (E.L., Ghana)
Mbilo Mbilo remix – Mex (Eddy Kenzo ft Niniola, Uganda)
Mmege Mmege – Clarence Peters (Flavour ft Selebobo, Nigeria)
School Your Face – Damola Adelaja (Temi Dollface, Nigeria)
Most Promising Artiste
Amine Aub – Feel the Same (Morocco) – WINNER
Antenehminalu – Wayo (Ethiopia)
Bisa Kdei – Mansa (Ghana)
Butera Knowless – Konashize (Rwanda)
Elzo Jamdong – Assiko Flow (Senegal)
Nuru – All in a Moment (Ghana)
Ric Hassani – Gentlemen (Nigeria)
Sat B – Nyampinga (Burundi)
Best Artiste/Duo/Group In African Pop
Amine Aminux – Makayen Ma (Morocco)
Amine Aub – Feel the same (Morocco)
Diamond Platnumz – Utanipenda (Tanzania)
Jose Chameleone – Agatako (Uganda)
Tekno – Duro (Nigeria)
Wizkid – Final (Baba Nla) (Nigeria)
Best Artiste/Duo/Group In African Rock
Amine Aub & Masta Flow – Kanya Ma Kan (Morocco)
Dark Suburb ft Wiyaala – Mama (Ghana)
Francois Van Coke ft Arno Carstens – Ek Weet Nie (South Africa)
Jano Band – Darigne (Ethiopia)
Kanyeki – Murata (Kenya)
Lionel Loueke Trio – Wacko Loco (Benin)
Loki Rothman – Under the Stars (South Africa)
M’Vula – Tristezas E Alegrias ( Angola) – WINNER
All Africa Music Awards Best African Group
Jano Band – Darigne (Ethiopia)
M’ Vula – Tristezas E Alegrias (Angola)
Mafikizolo – Colours of Africa ( South Africa)
Mi Casa – Barman (South Africa)
Sauti Sol – Live and Die In Afrika (Kenya)
Toofan – Eledji (Togo)
VVIP – Dogo Yaro (Ghana) – WINNER
X-Maleya – Mon Mariage (Cameroon)
Best Artiste/Duo/Group In African Traditional
Alok̬ РGb̩toho (Benin)
Binakoumaré & Madou Diabate – N’djaba (Mali)
Bioma – Ovedje Ayonuwe (Nigeria)
Dizu Plaatjies – Inkomo (South Africa)
Mabiisi – Awine (Ghana & Burkina Faso)
Stypak Samo – Woyo hoooo (Cameroon)
Zeynab – Bolojo (Benin) – WINNER
Best Artiste/Duo/Group/Band In African Contemporary
Adiouza – Daddy (Senegal)
Ahmed Soultan – Afrobian (Morocco)
Eddy Kenzo – Mbilo Mbilo Remix (Uganda)
Flavour – Mmege Mmege (Nigeria) – WINNER
Okyeame Kwame ft Mzvee – Small Small (Ghana)
Reniss – La Sauce (Cameroon)
Tiwa Savage – If I Start To Talk (Nigeria)
Zahara – Imali (South Africa)
Best Female Artiste in Inspirational
Evelyn Wanjiru – Nikufahamu (Kenya)
Mercy Masika – Nikupendeze (Kenya)
Naomi Achu – Busy Body (Cameroon) – WINNER
Oum – Ah Wah (Morocco)
Sinach – Way Maker (Nigeria)
Yemi Alade – Na Go De (Nigeria)
Best Male Artiste in African Inspirational
Benjamin Dube – I Know Only You (South Africa)
Denno Ft Bahati – Story Yangu (Kenya)
Icha Kavons – Testimony (Democratic Republic of Congo) – WINNER
Kanyekiz – Murata (Kenya)
Mike Abdul – Korede (Nigeria)
Papa Dennis & Rigan Sarkozi Olalo (Kenya)
All Africa Music Awards African Fans Favourite
D’Banj – Emergency (Nigeria)
DJ Hamida Ft H Magnum – Pina Colada (Morocco)
H Magnum ft Black M – Aucun Mytho (Cote d’Ivoire)
Kiff No Beat – La Vie De Louga (Cote d’Ivoire)
Maitre Gims Ft Nsika РSap̩s Comme Jamais (Democratic Republic of Congo)
Mr. Bow – Vida Boa (Mozambique)
Nyashinki – Now You Know (Kenya)
Phyno Ft Olamide – Fada Fada (Nigeria) – WINNER
REGIONAL CATEGORIES
Best Male Artiste Central Africa
C4 Pedro – Spetxa One (Angola)
Ferre gola – Tucheze (DRC)
Franko – Coller La Petite (Cameroon)
Jovi – Zele (Cameroon)
Nelson Freitas – Miuda Linda (Angola)
Wax Dey – Saka Makossa (Cameroon) – WINNER
Werasson – Yo Te (DRC)
Best Female Artiste, Central Africa
Bruna Tatiana – Pometo Mudar (Angola) – WINNER
Daphne Ndolo – Ndolo (Cameroon)
Mani Bella – Qui Cherche Tronve (Cameroon)
Naomi Achu – Busy Body (Cameroon)
Reniss – La Sauce (Cameroon)
Syssi Mananga – Juste Un Peu (DRC)
Best Male Artiste, Eastern Africa
Alikiba – Aje (Tanzania)
Bebe Cool – Kabulengane (Uganda)
Diamond Platinumz – Utanipenda (Tanzania) – WINNER
Eddy Kenzo – Mbilo Mbilo Remix (Uganda)
Jose Chameleone – Agatako (Uganda)
Navio – Njogereza (Uganda)
Best Female Artiste, Eastern Africa
Avril – No Stress (Kenya)
Cindy Sanyu – Still Standing (Uganda) – WINNER
Fikeraddis Nekatebeb – Misekir (Ethiopia)
Irene Ntale – Omukwano Gw’ekilo (Uganda)
Juliana Kanyomozi – Twalina Omukwano (Uganda)
Victoria Kimani – Booty Bounce (Kenya)
Best Female Artiste, Northern Africa
Amal Maher -Ezay Fatetny (Egypt)
Angham – Wahda Kam La (Egypt)
Latifa – Ya Hayati (Tunisia)
Samira Said – Mahassalsh (Morocco)
Sarah Ayoub – Nachid Al Houb (Morocco)
Zina Daoudia – La Waheed Wala Million (Morocco) – WINNER
Best Male Artiste, Northern Africa
Ahmed Soultan – Afrobian (Morroco)
Ahmed Chawki – Tsunami (Morocco)
Amir Diab – Al Qahira Cairo (Egypt)
Ayman Alatar – Fi Galbi Kalam (Libya)
DJ Van ft Tyrane – #Woman (Morocco) – WINNER
Hatim Ammor – Alawal (Morocco)
H-Name – Wach Rak Nachet (Morocco)
Best Female Artiste, Southern Africa
Lira – Let there be Light (South Africa)
Lizha James – Chocolate (Mozambique)
Palu Chihera – Nemoyo (Zimbabwe)
Sally Boss Madam – Natural (Namibia) – WINNER
Zahara – Imali (South Africa)
Zonke – Reach it (South Africa)
Best Male Artiste, Southern Africa
AKA – Composure (South Africa)
Anatii & Cassper Nyovest – Jump (South Africa)
Black Coffee – Come with me (South Africa) – WINNER
Dizu Plaaties – Inkomo (South Africa)
DJ Maphorisa – Soweto Baby (South Africa)
Jay Prayzah – Hello (Zimbabwe)
Best Female Artiste, Western Africa
Adiouza – Daddy (Senegal)
Aramide – I don’t care (Nigeria) – WINNER
Niniola – J’ete (Nigeria)
Josey – Diplome (Ivory Coast)
Seyi Shay – Right Now (Nigeria)
Temi Doll Face – School Your Face (Nigeria)
Tiwa Savage – If I Start to Talk (Nigeria)Yemi Alade – Na Go De (Nigeria)
Yemi Alade – Na Go De (Nigeria)
Best Male Artiste, Western Africa
Brymo – In The City (Nigeria)
Flavour – Dance (Nigeria) – WINNER
Okyeame Kwame – Small Small (Ghana)
Sarkodie – Hand to Mouth (Ghana)
Sidikiba Diabate – Fais Moi Confiance (Mali)
Tekno -Duro (Nigeria)
Wizkid – Final Baba Nla (Nigeria)
Abdulmumin Jibrin honoured in London.
The self-acclaimed anti-corruption crusader has been honoured by a London-based newspaper with an African Voice Leadership in Legislative Governance Award.
This is for his commitment to legislative duties and the fight against corruption in Nigeria.
On receiving the award, Jibrin said it was a morale booster because it is coming at a very difficult and challenging period.
Despised, cursed and rejected by his colleagues at home, loved and appreciated by others outside his fatherland. That’s the story of former House of Representatives Appropriation Chairman, Abdulmumin Jibrin.
Donald Trump cannot be my President - Jay Z
At a campaign concert organised for Hilary Clinton in Cleveland, United States, Jay Z urged voters to consider voting for the Democratic candidate who seems a better choice than Trump.
“His (Trump’s) conversation is divisive to me; he cannot be my president.”
The rapper’s view was supported by his wife, Beyonce who was with him at the concert.
She said, “There was a time when a woman’s opinion did not matter. Less than 100 years ago women did not have the right to vote, look how far we’ve come to having voice to being on the brink of history by electing the first woman president.
“But we have to vote. The world looks to us as a progressive country that needs change, I want my daughter to grow up seeing a woman lead our country and know that her possibilities are limitless.”
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Fuel Price May increase to 150 naira per litre
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) is contemplating a N150 per litre price for Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) otherwise called petrol. This is as the embargo placed on price increase by President Muhammadu Buhari has worsened planned fuel price hike dilemma for the corporation.
Landing cost of PMS, checks by New Telegraph showed last weekend, has surged to N122.03 per litre, about N4 increase from the specification in the pricing template of the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulating Agency (PPPRA).
This, further checks showed, was responsible for the N4 per litre price hike by NNPC’s mega stations across the country, which hiked their pump price from N141 to N145 per litre.
Some independent marketers, caught in the debacle who were selling at the N145 price before now, have adjusted their pumps to meet up with the market reality.
Further checks by this newspaper showed that seven foreign contractors, including Vitol, Petrocam and Northwest who participated actively in the importation of PMS, have abandoned the contracts.
“The NNPC top notch caught up in this dilemma have approached the president to explain the new market realities to him, but the president refused to hear any briefing on price hike,” a source at the presidency told this newspaper.
“The only option left on the table for NNPC is to push the prices at their stations to the highest point of the price mark.” The source added that the Group Managing Director of NNPC, Dr. Mainkanti Baru would still meet with the president next week to brief him on the possibilities of declaring huge losses by the yearend due to the situation.
“Major marketers like ExxonMobil have exited the downstream while Total is on the verge of its exit. Marketers are running at loss; they are not making profits as envisaged and some of them have adjusted their pumps to accommodate price hike.
In all these, the DPR is helpless because the N145 per litre price is still within the range,” an industry source added. The Group General Manager, Crude Oil Marketing Department of the NNPC, Mr. Mele Kyari, had earlier hinted that the nation’s difficult business environment may make it difficult to sustain the current pump price of petrol.
He spoke at the 10th Oil Trading and Logistics Africa Downstream Week in Lagos, where he also said it was impossible to import products at the current market price, at current fixed foreign exchange rate and recover one’s money.
Marketers that are currently selling below N145/ litre, he said, are doing so because they are not the importers of the fuel. “Because we (NNPC) have taken the heat, and you buy from us you can afford to go to the market and then put a ridiculous price,” he said.
However, Kyari ruled out the possibility of increasing the pump price by the government due to the economic hardship in the country, saying, “it is impossible for this government to announce tomorrow that petrol is about N150.”
“This government cannot sustain it,” he declared, maintaining that this “is the truth. The people will not take that number. But that is why the suppliers now are not importing. It is not about the foreign exchange.”
“We are in subsidy regime absolutely, there is no way you bring product today and take it and sell at N145 and get back your money, and make profit. That is not possible. You can see some marketers saying that fuel is N138.
It is because they did not import. Somebody has taken the heat of the price.” Few weeks before Kyari’s submission, former and present Group Managing Directors of the NNPC had also expressed fears that the current pump price of N145 per litre is no longer feasible.
They said the amount does not correspond with the price-determining components of the commodity and the fluctuations of the foreign exchange rate.
The NNPC had, in its statement, said: “They (the GMDs) noted that the petrol price of N145/litre is not congruent with the liberalisation policy, especially with the foreign exchange rate and other price determining components such as crude cost, Nigerian Ports Authority charges, etc. remaining uncapped.” On the N145 per litre price, Kyari had said:
“We have created a niche market for the forex. We have ring-fenced all forex from the upstream such that those forex will be available at a fixed price; a price that the CBN has agreed. I am part of the people who are involved in making sure that this forex is available.
“I am part of the committee allocating those forex, and I know and I can see some of you here; we gave you forex, but you returned it. And the reason that was given was that the forex was not enough to import.
But the truth is that, that is not the truth. The truth is that if you go to the market today and buy products and land here, that you are required to sell it at N145 max. That is the main reason why people are not importing.
It is not forex; we have addressed the forex issue.” The PPPRA has, however, left its template unchanged for seven months. “Based on 30 Days Moving Average Platts Posted Price for: 23rd April – 23rd May, 2016, the Landing Cost is 122.03 per litre; Total Margins are 18.37; while Total Cost 140.40; and Retail Price Band is between 135 and 145,” the agency said on its website yesterday.
Meanwhile, the NNPC stations have increased the pump price of petrol at its retail outlets by N4 from N141 to N145 per litre.Though the new N145 price remains within the maximum price cap fixed by the Federal Government last May, this is the first time fuel at NNPC’s outlets will be sold at that price.
Hitherto, prices have been hovering between N141 and N143 per litre at NNPC and affiliate stations in major cities and even less at stations in the hinterlands.
The prices have been N141 in last few months until last week when it was raised to N145. Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs Division of NNPC, Alhaji Garba Deen Muhammad, however, said the N4 per litre price hike by NNPC was interplay of market forces. “Marketers can sell between N135 and N145 range price regime introduced in May.
It is simply an interplay of market forces,” he said. The N145 per price at NNPC, a management staff of the corporation said, was to minimise the losses the NNPC will record by the end of the year through its monopoly of importation. Already, the revenue losses recorded by the corporation had hit N35.4 billion in two months, as profits woes rocking the corporation worsened.
The monthly financial and operations report released on the corporation’s website last Thursday showed that the losses were recorded in July and August.
The NNPC stated that the force majeure declared by SPDC, as a result of vandalised 48-inch Forcados export line was a drag to NPDC, its subsidiary, and the overall group performance.
Source: New Telegraph
Election wont hold in Ondo without PDP - Dr. Olusegun Mimiko
The governor expressed the assurance that the candidate of the Ahmed Makarfi’s faction of the party, Mr. Eyitayo Jegede (SAN), would contest the election.
The governor said this yesterday at the PDP stakeholders’ meeting held in Akure, the state capital.
He said, “I don’t know how they will do it, it is impossible for them to deny us our right. Justice will stand and Jegede will contest this election. Election can’t take place in Ondo State without the PDP.”
The governor explained that the substitution of name at the Independent National Electoral Commission was a conspiracy because the decision of INEC could not find comfort “in justice, in principle, in law and in morality.”
Mimiko, who noted that redress had been sought by Jegede, the PDP and major stakeholders, assured the party members that justice would be done because the alleged impunity on the matter would not stand.
The governor commended President Muhammadu Buhari for his action towards good and credible elections in the country by ensuring that justice would be done regarding the Ondo election.
He however debunked insinuations that he went to see Buhari as a prelude to crossing over to the All Progressives Congress.
He explained, “ I had to see the President in my capacity as the Chief Security Officer in Ondo State, briefing the Chief Security Officer of the country on the need to allow justice to prevail, and Mr. President gave his commitment to ensure that justice will be done and I have no reason to doubt him.
“Justice will stand and Jegede will contest the election. Election can’t take place without the PDP.”
We know those that are behind this. It is beyond the President. Their thinking is that without Jegede, they will win but their plan will fail, “ he said.
MI celebrates Erica Okundaye as she turns 30
The rapper took to his IG page to show off her pretty pictures and wish her a Happy birthday. MI captioned the pics, 'Happy Birthday Coco'. Erica used to be the Human Resources Manager at MI's Chocolate Cit
