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MASO Awards Face Mass Exodus: Top Artists Withdraw Amidst Controversy

The highly-anticipated Malawi Awards (MASO) has been hit by a wave of withdrawals, leaving the entertainment industry reeling.

Our News Platform Mw can confirm that currently, several top artists have pulled out of the running, citing various reasons that have sparked concern among fans and industry insiders.

Speaking in an interview with our reporter, Emmie Deebo bows out amidst social media backlash

She was the first to announce her departure, citing relentless mockery on social media over her recent song releases.

The talented artist expressed frustration over the constant criticism, which has taken a toll on her creative journey.

In her remarks, renowned gospel artist Dr. Ethel Kamwendo Banda soon followed, revealing that she would not participate in this year’s MASO Awards.

She cited a desire to focus on other projects, a decision that left fans wondering what’s next for the revered musician.

Again, comedian Andrea ‘Jokes’ Nthonyiwa also dropped a bombshell, withdrawing from the awards due to alleged corruption within the voting process.

Nthonyiwa’s bold statement has sparked heated debates, with many calling for transparency and reform.

The mass exodus has raised questions about the credibility and fairness of the MASO Awards.

Industry experts are urging organizers to address the concerns and ensure a transparent process to restore confidence among artists and fans.

As the withdrawals continue, the future of the MASO Awards hangs in the balance. Will the remaining nominees carry the torch, or will the ceremony be overshadowed by the controversy? Only time will tell.

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