Nigerian media personality, Nancy Isime, has made history by becoming the first woman to solo-host the prestigious Headies Awards, one of Nigeria’s most highly anticipated music celebrations.
The announcement was made via HipTV and the Headies’ official Instagram pages, where it was revealed that Nancy will take center stage as the host for the 17th edition of the awards, themed “Back to Base.”
In an enthusiastic Instagram post, the organizers stated, “History made. And for the first time ever, a woman takes the stage alone to host the biggest night in Nigerian music. @nancyisimeofficial isn’t just returning, she’s rewriting the script. One mic. One Queen. One unforgettable night. The 17th Headies… Back to Base.”
Reacting to the announcement, Nancy Isime expressed her excitement in the comments section with a simple yet telling message: “Can’t wait!”
Nancy, who has previously co-hosted the Headies, is widely celebrated for her charm, style, and charisma. Her upcoming solo appearance has generated widespread anticipation across both her fan base and the broader music industry. Expectations are high that Isime’s hosting will be one of the major highlights of the evening.
A multi-talented Nigerian media personality, actress, and model, Nancy Isime has successfully built a thriving career across multiple industries. She first gained national prominence through her work as a television presenter on The Voice Nigeria, and later strengthened her reputation with roles on MTV Base Africa and HipTV.
In addition to her television success, Isime has established herself as a prominent Nollywood actress, featuring in a variety of acclaimed films. Beyond her entertainment career, she is known for her advocacy on social issues, particularly those affecting young people and women.
Her versatility, engaging presence, and strong connection with audiences have made Nancy Isime a household name in Nigerian entertainment. Now, as she prepares to step onto the Headies stage solo, she continues to break new ground and inspire others, setting a new standard for female representation in the industry.
