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Before the Drama Deepens: Meet the Heartbeat Housemates

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Episode one introduced the faces and the first attraction, while the second episode is where the real questions start to come up.

Now that the housemates have settled into the Love Pad, it’s no longer just about who picked whom from a picture. Conversations are starting, personalities are showing, and intentions are slowly coming to the surface. Everyone walked into the house with a reason, but not everyone is looking for the same thing.

So before emotions get deeper and connections start to shift, it’s only right to properly meet the singles inside the Heartbeat coven. What do they do outside the cameras? How do they describe themselves? Why did they decide to take this love journey? And at the end of it all, what are they really hoping to gain?

Here’s a closer look at the Heartbeat contestants:

The Women of Heartbeat:

 Chidera Eggerue — Age 30

Chidera is a writer, podcaster and bestselling author known as The Slumflower. She rose to fame with the viral #SAGGYBOOBSMATTER movement and now uses her voice to empower women and spark important conversations. She describes herself as confident and unapologetically real, and on Heartbeat, she’s here for one clear reason: to meet a man who can genuinely handle a strong, independent woman, someone equal to her depth and boldness.

Queen Latifa (Lateefa Shittu) —Age 26

Queen Latifa is an entrepreneur from Ogun State with a personality to match. She calls herself “loud, lovely and unapologetic” and brings bold confidence and fun energy into the house. Refusing to settle in love, Queen Latifa is determined to find someone who matches her spirit, intensity and standards, not just someone she likes at first glance.

Hilda Braso Agyekum — Age 28

Hilda is a Ghanaian actress, producer and scriptwriter. She describes herself as a natural flirt who values deep emotional intimacy and authenticity. On Heartbeat, she’s honest about wanting someone who loves her deeply and matches her emotional depth,  but she won’t compromise on honesty, intelligence or respect.

Shekinah Esosa — Age 24

Shekinah is a musical artist from Edo State who brings spontaneity, energy and boldness to the show. She describes herself as expressive and unstoppable when she’s into someone. On Heartbeat, she’s after love with intention, someone emotionally intelligent, confident and ready for a real connection.

Toria Kim — Age 26

Toria is a hairstylist and freelance model with a free spirit and authentic vibe. She’s real, bold and confident, and says loyalty, honesty and effort are non‑negotiable for her. On the show, she’s not just out to flirt, she’s here to find a genuine romantic connection with someone who respects what it takes to build something real.

The Men of Heartbeat:

Alvin Leonard — Age 25

Alvin is a computer scientist, licensed cabin crew member and shoemaker all in one. He describes himself as a dominant man who values quality time and mutual interest. After some tough experiences with love in the past, Alvin says he’s on Heartbeat to find his better half, someone who complements him emotionally and stands with him through life’s ups and downs.

Igwe Cruise — Age 29

Igwe is an oil and gas professional with a calm, intentional personality. He describes himself as someone who doesn’t play games and knows exactly what he likes. He’s here for both love and adventure, looking for a connection that’s real, steady and exciting all at once. Someone who’s prepared for a deeper connection beyond just surface attraction.

Henri Chibueze — Age 27

Henri is a business person, and he calls himself both a playboy and a loverboy, believing these qualities can coexist when you’re with the right person. He mentioned that his spec in a woman is an athlete, someone who has empathy and values loyalty. He says he is on the show to explore emotional chemistry with someone special,  someone who appreciates fun but also genuine connection and commitment.

Ken Nwaomucha — Age 26

Ken is a realtor from Warri with his own fashion brand. He describes himself as a playful lover boy with confidence and charm. Although he brings a fun, flirtatious energy, Ken says he’s serious about finding his dream woman,  someone who brings out both his romantic and loyal sides without drama.

Ikenna Damian Maduba — Age 31

Ikenna also known as Kena is an entrepreneur and the founder of Nevada Nightclub in Abuja. Once shy, he now carries a confident, jovial energy and says he’s attracted to women who are natural, courteous and genuine. Loyalty means a lot to him, and while he admits he can be fiery, he says he’s ready to make a real emotional connection when he meets the right woman.

These are the singles on the Heartbeat show, each one with their own story.

With distinct personalities and clear intentions, the cast is ready to create emotional sparks, unexpected bonds and unforgettable reality TV moments that will keep you watching right through to the final Promise Lock.

Don’t miss Heartbeat every Sunday at 9 pm on Africa Magic Showcase, GOtv Channel 8, and Showmax.

To upgrade, subscribe, or reconnect, download the MyGOtv App or dial *288#. For catch-up and on-the-go viewing, download the GOtv Stream App and enjoy your favourite shows anytime, anywhere.

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How to Vote in AMVCA 12: Step-by-Step Guide for Fans Across Africa

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The Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards 12 is here, and beyond the glitz and glamour, fans across Africa have a powerful role to play, deciding who takes home some of the biggest awards of the night.

With 11 out of 32 categories open to public voting, this is your chance to support your favourite actors, filmmakers, and content creators.

Voting officially opened on March 29, 2026, and runs until April 26, 2026, ahead of the awards ceremony on May 9, 2026.

Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to help you cast your votes.

Step 1: Visit the Official Voting Platforms

Go to the official Africa Magic voting platform via: The Africa Magic website: www.africamagic.tv/amvca and the MyDStv or MyGOtv mobile app.

Once there, click on the “Vote” section to begin.

Step 2: Register an Account

If you’re a first-time user, create an account by providing:

  • Full name

  • Year of birth

  • Gender

  • Country/location

  • Mobile number (in international format)

  • Password

You’ll receive a verification code (OTP) via SMS or WhatsApp. Enter it to activate your account.

And if you’re already registered? Simply log in.

Step 3: Log In

Use your:

Registered mobile number

Password

Step 4: Choose Your Favourite Nominees

Browse through the voting categories and select your preferred nominees.

Public voting categories include:

  • Best Digital Content Creator

  • Best Short Film

  • Best Scripted M-Net Original

  • Best Unscripted M-Net Original

  • Best Indigenous M-Net Original

  • Best Indigenous Language Film (West, East, South, North & Central Africa)

  • Best Movie

Step 5: Allocate Your Votes

You can cast up to 100 votes per platform.

Distribute your votes across multiple nominees or go all-in on your top favourites, it’s your call.

Step 6: Submit Your Vote

Click “Vote” to submit, and your votes will be counted immediately.

Important Things to Remember

  • Voting is free (data charges may apply)

  • Only selected categories are open to public voting

  • Voting closes on April 26, 2026

  • Late votes will not be counted

The Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards is more than just an awards show; it’s a celebration of African storytelling shaped by both industry experts and fans like you.

So don’t just watch, vote, support your favourites, and be part of the moment.

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Press Play on Nostalgia: Papa Ajasco, Superstory and More Return on GOtv

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There was a time when Sunday evenings meant one thing: everyone gathered in the living room, eyes glued to the TV, waiting for Superstory to begin. It wasn’t just another show, it was a ritual. Phones were put aside, dinner was timed perfectly, and conversations paused the moment that familiar theme song came on. For many families, it became a tradition, a shared experience that brought laughter, suspense, and lessons that lingered long after the credits rolled.

That same feeling, that warm wave of nostalgia, is exactly what WAP TV is keeping alive.

With a lineup of timeless classics like Superstory, Akpan and Oduma, Ikebe Super, Papa Ajasco and Company, and Turtle Taido Game Show, the channel isn’t just airing old content, it’s reopening a window into moments that defined childhood for so many Nigerians. These are the shows that shaped humour, created inside jokes, and introduced characters that felt like extended family.

Papa Ajasco and Company gave us exaggerated comedy that somehow always reflected real-life situations, while Akpan and Oduma delivered a unique blend of streetwise humour and unforgettable chemistry. Ikebe Super pushed boundaries with its bold, comedic storytelling, and Turtle Taido Game Show brought a playful, competitive energy that had everyone shouting answers from their seats at home.

But beyond the laughter, what makes these shows special is the feeling they carry. Watching them again isn’t just entertainment, it’s memory. It’s being transported back to simpler times, when the biggest decision was where to sit in the living room and who controlled the remote.

In a world where content moves fast and trends change even faster, there’s something comforting about returning to the stories that once brought everyone together. WAP TV understands that nostalgia isn’t just about the past, it’s about connection. And by bringing these classics back to our screens, they’re giving a new generation a chance to experience that same magic, while reminding others of where it all started.

To catch up with all these shows and more, tune in to WAP TV on GOtv Channel 129, where the memories live on and the laughter never really leaves.

To subscribe, upgrade, or reconnect, download the MyGOtv App or dial *288#. For catch-up and on-the-go viewing, download the GOtv Stream App and watch your favourite shows anytime, anywhere.

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Second Term Break Starts Here: The Best Kids’ Channels & Shows to Watch

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Cartoon Network

Easter may be over, but the fun doesn’t have to stop. With the second term holiday in full swing, the question now becomes: how do we keep the kids happily engaged while they’re home?

From animated favourites to live-action hits, there’s no shortage of exciting content to keep young viewers entertained throughout the break. GOtv brings together a rich lineup of kids’ channels designed to keep the holiday fun going, spanning action-packed adventures, light-hearted comedies, and educational stories, offering a well-rounded mix that caters to different interests and age groups, while making it easy for families to find something everyone can enjoy.

Here are the Top Kids Channels & Shows on GOtv;

On Cartoon Network (Ch. 67)

Energy and adventure take centre stage. Shows like Teen Titans Go! bring humor and superhero chaos, while Pokémon Horizons continues the beloved Pokémon journey with fresh stories. Add in the imaginative storytelling of Craig of the Creek and the sci-fi curiosity of Elliott from Earth, and you’ve got hours of non-stop excitement.

Over on Nickelodeon (Ch. 62)

It’s all about fun, friendship, and a little mischief. Kids can dive into the comedic action of Danger Force, enjoy the timeless charm of The Smurfs, and laugh along with Side Hustle. And of course, no holiday lineup is complete without the iconic SpongeBob SquarePants.

Disney Junior (Ch. 60)

This is for younger viewers, delivering wholesome, engaging content that blends fun with learning. Spidey and His Amazing Friends brings superhero teamwork to life, while Firebuds introduces kids to the value of helping others. Cultural curiosity shines through in Mira, Royal Detective, making learning feel like an adventure.

Some educational content

PBS Kids (Ch. 65)

PBS Kids continues to be a trusted favourite for enriching content. Classics like Arthur teach empathy and life lessons, while Molly of Denali introduces culture, problem-solving, and adventure in a refreshing way.

JimJam (Ch. 61)

And for the littlest viewers, it keeps things simple and delightful with Guess with Jess, a gentle, curiosity-driven show perfect for early learning on Jim Jam.

Family Moments with Local Flavour

Beyond international hits, GOtv also celebrates relatable, homegrown storytelling on Africa Magic Family (Ch. 4).

Make the holiday not just about keeping kids occupied, make it about creating moments they’ll remember. With GOtv’s diverse lineup, every day can be filled with laughter, learning, and a little bit of magic.

To upgrade, subscribe, or reconnect, download the MyGOtv App or dial *288#. For catch-up and on-the-go viewing, download the GOtv Stream App and enjoy your favourite shows anytime, anywhere.

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