Overview

Freaky Table premiered in April 2020 and ran weekly until March 2021. The show featured three co-hosts: Joan Ngomba, Kwoh Elonge, and Yana Max Jr., who engaged in lively discussions on diverse topics like film, music, and societal movements. Executive produced by Wilson Ningamai Nyah for Niki Heat Entertainment, Season 1 quickly filled a significant gap in the Cameroon digital media landscape, establishing itself as one of the foremost web talk shows in the country. With its high quality, production value, and engaging presentation, Freaky Table made a big splash in Anglophone Cameroon

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Freaky Table returned for its second season, airing from August 2021 to October 2022. Featuring the same dynamic co-hosts—Joan Ngomba, Kwoh Elonge, and Yana Max Jr.—the show continued its engaging discussions on film, music, and societal movements. Technical production was once again handled by Abgor Obed of Zumhoo Studios in Buea, with Wilson Ningamai Nyah serving as the executive producer for Niki Heat Entertainment. Season 2 solidified Freaky Table's position as a vital part of pop culture conversations in Anglophone Cameroon, further expanding its audience and notoriety. The show became a digital town square of sorts, where conversations were sparked on relevant topics, captivating viewers and fostering community engagement.

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Cameroonian talk show "Freaky Table" launches its 3rd season, filmed entirely in Nigeria. Topics include "Daddy Issues","DNA Drama," and "Cross Dressing in Comedy,". Hosted by Joan Ngomba and Charles Born. Expect insights from Nigerian stars like WAJE, Praiz, and influencers Miz Gabbie, or Idia Aisen. Executive Producer Wilson Ningamai Nyah aims to celebrate shared traditions across Africa.

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Episodes

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