The African Union Commission and the All Africa Music Awards have appointed PricewaterhouseCoopers as the official auditor of the 2021 music award voting applications.The Head of Culture, Social Affairs Division, AUC, Angela Martins, announced this on Wednesday, according to a statement, during a joint press conference held at the PwC Experience Centre in Lagos.
She said, “The Commission and the International Committee of AFRIMA wishes to announce the on boarding of PricewaterhouseCoopers as a partner for AFRIMA to audit AFRIMA processes as well as track and monitor the voting processes. This will enhance and validate the integrity of the AFRIMA platform.
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