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Mo Abudu celebrates being the first African to receive the MIPTV Medaille D'honneur

Top Nigerian media mogul, Mo Abudu has taken to social media to celebrate after she was awarded at the recently held MIPTV 2019 in Cannes, France.

The proud business woman was all shades of grateful and delighted as she was honoured with Medaille D'honneur, a medal of honour at the MIPTV, 2019, a market which provides a unique platform for discovering new content and stories that will travel the world.

Sharing one of the first photos from the eventful night, she wrote: "On my way to receive my Medaille D'honneur in Cannes last night! The first African to receive this award. #AwesomeGod #MIPTV2019 #Cannes"

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After being honoured, she shared a photo of herself with the award, she wrote: "Basking in the glory of receiving my award. I share this award with the EbonyLife Team, I thank all our partners, sponsors, my family, my dearest mother, my darling Temidee and Koko and of course my bestos that have helped and supported us on our journey. Much love always ❤❤❤ #MIPTV2019 #Cannes"

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MIPTV is a market that is dedicated to Content Development & Distribution for Drama Series (Original and Scripted Formats), Kids Content (Animation & Live Action), Documentaries and Formats (Scripted & Non Scripted).

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It appears this is the same event celebrity blogger and media mogul, Linda Ikeji traveled to France for.

The celebrity blogger recently took to her Instagram page to share photos from France, where she traveled to for MIPTV (world content tradefair) and NITV. Linda however, showed up in France with her family and recently shared a photo with Laura in which they appear to be twinning.

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