Still searching for co-host of Moments with Mo

As Moments with Mo is getting set to show a new colour in terms of content and presentation, the search for a co-host for the TV talk show has been intensified.

Regarded as a dominant Africa’s syndicated talk show,Moments with Mo is shopping for a young, charming, brilliant, exciting and dynamic person to co-host it with pioneering Host, Mo Abudu.

The long-running programme has featured a wide array of guests, including presidents, governors and other celebrities. It also accommodates unsung everyday people who are doing extraordinary things.

According to the Associate Director of Programmes, Magazine and Talk, EbonyLife TV, Sandra Amadio, it will, in the coming months, wear what she calls a refreshingly different look as it is going to constantly feature a zesty co-host alongside the “good old, vintage appearance of the inspirational Mo.”

While EbonyLife TV is a continent-wide multi-broadcast media and entertainment network conceived to produce over 700 hours of  content, made in Africa for a global audience’,  the new Moments wih Mo is intended to appeal to a younger audience demography, Amadio adds.

She says, “This is a great chance for hot, fresh and brilliant young people who have been dreaming of being on the hot seat to interview top celebrities. It’s the chance to be in the spotlight alongside Mo to present top celebrities and happening people to a pan African audience, from the younger person’s perspective.”

She says that apart from the more youthful twists being introduced into the show, the entire look and feel of the set is also going to change from show to show. The set design will constantly be innovative, invigorating and refreshing, while underlining the quintessential global black disposition of the EbonyLife TV network.

According to Amadio, the Show is getting jazzed up with a whole new look and feel and a new co-Host. It’s a whole new show.

In terms of its ambience, she notes, “There’s also a unique concept based on an interchangeable look and feel to the set, inspired by one of Nigeria’s biggest talk show hosts.”