Meagan Good, Anchors Nigerian Reality Tv Show

Hollywood actress, Meagan Good, anchors Nigerian reality TV show

Wednesday, November 6, 2009
As the search for Princess Anabel begins, expectations are high in the Nigerian entertainment industry as Anabel Entertainment, the new entertainment unit of Anabel Group, launched a pageant and reality show with a difference.


Meagan Good


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The pageant and reality show which kicked off at the Genesis Deluxe Cinemas, the Palms Mall, last weekend, is already exciting the entertainment industry as a result of its content that is expected to retool Nigerian talents in the art, music and entertainment industry to the international market.

Speaking to newsmen from Anabel Entertainment’s base in Maryland, USA, the previous week about initiatives to unfold plans for the search of Princess Anabel, the Executive Vice President, Anabel Entertainment, Emeka Okoli said the search for “Princess Anabel” will involve a team that will be going to all corners of Nigeria to seek out, identify and bring back to camp the most beautiful, most intelligent, most enchanting, most sophisticated and talented girls between the ages of 18 and 25.”

The Princess will be chosen from amongst those invited to camp. While expressing Anabel’s commitment to entertainment industry in Nigeria, he said the final competition will be anchored by the beautiful Ms Meagan Good, the Hollywood star-actress and fashion icon who is also Anabel’s brand ambassador.

The winner, he assured, will get the title of “Princess Anabel”, after which she will be flown to the United States for an all expenses paid week in Hollywood with Meagan Good and her friends, where they will attend a true Hollywood, Los Angles red carpet event.

Why should they jump Nigeria to the US ghetto for an anchor?

Nigerians need to start boycotting moves like this. Will this lady perform better than Funlola Aofiyebi?. Why get a class D hollywood actress to anchor a show in Nigeria?. Na so expatriate dey take hungry us?

It's called inferiority complex. It was Nduka obaigbena who started this rubbish culture in Nigeria and others are taking cue.

Its not only peculiar to Nigerians. Ghana is even worse.

woteva . i'm a fan