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Matse Uwatse (born 10 May 1981), popularly known as Matse, is a Nigerian radio presenter. [1]
Uwatse was born on 10 May 1981 in Warri, Delta State in the southern parts of Nigeria. She is the daughter of John Uwatse (an engineer) and Pat Omare (a businesswoman). The first of seven siblings, she has four brothers and three sisters. She first attended John F. Kennedy International school and Our Lady's High School both in Effurun. She then proceeded to Federal Government College Warri. She is an alumni of Delta State University, Abraka, and had a course abroad in French studies at Village du Benin, Togo.
Uwatse worked with 95.1 Wazobia FM, a Pidgin English-speaking radio station established in 2007. She hosted the midday show called Coolele Zone. In an interview with Encomium Magazine, she explained that the reason she left Wazobia FM for Nigeria Info was because she wanted to challenge herself with something "tougher, that would broaden her horizon". She described her transition in broadcasting from Pidgin English to Queens English as her biggest challenge in during her time in Nigeria Info F.M. [2] In 2014, Sola Filani of YNaija described her impact of Nigerian radio as one that continues to "linger on" years after she quit being an on air personality. She described her decision to leave radio as a way of reevaluating her life and being closer to her new family. [3]
She now runs a food blog www.matsecooks.com . [4]
In July 2013, she married Ekemelu Bertran Nnoli. [5]
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Matse Uwatse (born 10 May 1981), popularly known as Matse, is a Nigerian radio presenter. [1]
Uwatse was born on 10 May 1981 in Warri, Delta State in the southern parts of Nigeria. She is the daughter of John Uwatse (an engineer) and Pat Omare (a businesswoman). The first of seven siblings, she has four brothers and three sisters. She first attended John F. Kennedy International school and Our Lady's High School both in Effurun. She then proceeded to Federal Government College Warri. She is an alumni of Delta State University, Abraka, and had a course abroad in French studies at Village du Benin, Togo.
Uwatse worked with 95.1 Wazobia FM, a Pidgin English-speaking radio station established in 2007. She hosted the midday show called Coolele Zone. In an interview with Encomium Magazine, she explained that the reason she left Wazobia FM for Nigeria Info was because she wanted to challenge herself with something "tougher, that would broaden her horizon". She described her transition in broadcasting from Pidgin English to Queens English as her biggest challenge in during her time in Nigeria Info F.M. [2] In 2014, Sola Filani of YNaija described her impact of Nigerian radio as one that continues to "linger on" years after she quit being an on air personality. She described her decision to leave radio as a way of reevaluating her life and being closer to her new family. [3]
She now runs a food blog www.matsecooks.com . [4]
In July 2013, she married Ekemelu Bertran Nnoli. [5]
Category:Living people
Category:People from Warri
Category:1981 births