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Ademola Olonilua While Nigeria can boast of Emmanuella Samuel as its biggest kid comedian, Kenya can now brag about the latest kid comedian in town, Bridget Bema.  With her recent skit, which went viral a few days ago, Bema can now sit on the same table with Emmanuella who has held sway as one of the funniest children in Africa, with numerous awards and brands endorsements to show for it. Although the yardstick in comparison is still wide apart as Emanuella has about 570,000 Instagram followers while Bema who recently opened her Instagram account commands a following of about 20,000 people.  Regardless, the latest internet sensation seems to be off to a good start.   Her stardom had been oblivious to this part of Africa till some days back but ever since her comedy skit went viral in Nigeria, the question has been who is this mischievous little girl that reminds us of Emanuella? More interesting is the fact that her rise to fame via her skits seem similar to Emmanuella’s, which is the

Nigerian have blasted popular Nollywood actress after she called, called popular young comedienne, Emmanuel a ‘little’ girl. Recall that yesterday the 10-year-old comedian shared photos of the new ‘mini’ mansion she built her mum, but Regina fell on the wrong side of her fans after tagging Emmanuella ‘Little Emmanuella’. Ragina Daniels had taken to her Facebook page to congratulate Emmanuella for building a house for her mom despite being “little girl”. Regina Daniels wrote, “Wow. Little girl commedian Emmanuella builds a very big mansion for her mother at this little age. May God bless her in ways she can’t imagine. Check out the photos of the house I am so happy seeing this. However, her congratulatory message did not go down well with a lot of her fans who quickly took to her comments section to give her severe backlashes They commended little Emmanuella for working hard and not having to marry an “already made grandfather” or “sugar daddy” in order to build her mother a house.

                                              LifeOf A ModelAfrica is aimed at providing young and aspiring models with a platform to achieve their goals and objectives. The brand seeks to promote models by working with local brands as well as promoting models internationally with foreign brands, which seek out creative ways of promoting their corporate creative enterprises. focuses on discovering new talent and transforming them into working superstars Peace Ewansiha, the founder of LifeOf A ModelAfrica plans to bring International recognition to models and modelling in Africa and showcase Africa's super models                                                                                     .