Monday 30 June 2014
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| This is Nadia Buari's look on the red at BET Awards 2014 |
Africa is indeed rising as Ghanaian actress Nadia Buari and Singer Fally Ipupa from D.R Congo hosted the BET Experience in LA last Saturday June 28, 2014 ahead of the main awards night.
The BET Experience in LA for the “Best International Act- Africa” category saw three performances by nominees in that category including Ghana’s own Sarkodie, Nigeria’s Tiwa Savage and Mafikizolo from South Africa.
Ghana’s BET winner and this year’s BET nominee-Sarkodie mounted the stage to thrill patrons with some of his recent hit songs. Sarkodie got patrons excited as he performed his hit track-Illuminati among others.
Beautiful Nadia Buari went to the 2014 BET Awards which took place yesterday Sunday, June 29 live from Los Angeles’ Nokia Theatre in in a beautiful dress made with African print.
Source: Eugene Osafo-Nkansah/Peacefmonline.com/Ghana
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