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The Popi Show 2023 comes to an end

Eastern Cape born and bred digital content creator, Siphelele Popi Sibiya travels to different parts of the world.

Popi says her travelling was inspired by the Nigerian music genre, Afrobeatz. Which also left her longing to see and understand what Nigeria looks like.

When she started travelling, she decided to document her visits to different parts of the world and called it The Popi Show which is simply her taking everyone through her trip, activities done on her way and places she visited through vlogs. 

Popi’s recent trip that is coming to an end started on the 11th of June and only got to her designated destination on the 11th October after visiting Namibia, Angola, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Gabon, Cameroon, Nigeria, Benin and Togo.

As the popi show continues, she documents some of the work on her Instagram page. Popi also has an exclusive offer for an opportunity to join her close friends membership so that fans can have access to exclusive content which she shares.

Taking to her Instagram story, Popi recently shared that she is inviting the popsicles to join her as she celebrates the end of her 2023 trip on the 26 November in Johannesburg.

In 2022 , the eager to travel content creator mentioned that she had visited 6 countries in 5 months and continued to review them in a video.

 

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Social media users reacted to the post and said:

” ❤️❤️❤️love your content?.”

Another one wished her luck:

Goodluck babes ❤️.”

Popi continues to make the popsicles (how she refers to her followers) happy and eager to try out new things.

Noticeably, she enjoys doing Elephant sighting.

 

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