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OJB, Barrister Ayinla And Gold Harvey To Get Posthumous Awards In London

Podium Recognition Awards
, is set to honor a couple of distinguished Nigerians come August 27, 2016. Th award ceremony, which will take place at Best Western Hotel, Hendon way, London, will also see some of  deceased Nigerian entertainers, been honored at the event. The likes of  Dr Sikiru Ayinde Barrister, OJB Jezereel and Goldeie Harvey, are among the few to receive a posthumous award at the event.
According to the founder of the Awards, Titi Aboyade Cole:
the wives of the Governors of Ogun and Oyo States are to be honoured with Special Awards, Lagos State House of Assembly Speaker Mudashiru Obasa, a female politician and Commissioner for Women Affairs in Ondo State, Olasinmi Odunmbaku will be honoured too
Veteran comedian Gbenga Adeyinka and London-based Daizy Ajisefini, are the host for the event.


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