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Uyajola9/9 announced as most watched show on DSTV for August

Jub Jub whose real name is Molemo Katleho Maarohanye took to his social media to gloat about the love his fans have for his show Uyajola9/9. 

The show was announced as the most watched show on DSTV for the month of August, surpassing Shaka iLembe.

The show is based on helping individuals who suspect their partners are cheating by investigating and bringing forward infidelity activities of  the other partner. It usually also entails high tempers as both the cheater and cheated usually react to the “catching” and being “caught”.

Taking to his social media, the rapper and TV presenter shared a screen grab from social media X (Twitter) that reads:

“Uyajola9/9 has taken over the number 1 from ShakaiLembeMzansi most watched show on DSTV for the month of August.”

Playing DJ Khaled’s GOD DID song in the background the Ndikhokhele hitmaker captioned his post:

“Humility & your support has brought me this far. While they talk, God keeps on elevating me. Numbers don’t lie? Jub did, there’s a God? thank you to the undying support Jubnation ?? #uyajola99 #jubsundays #jubjub

 

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Having been embroiled in a lot of controversy that involve a warrant of his arrest for an alleged rape, assault and attempted murder charges, the TV presenter was really proud of his shows achievement.

Social media users reacted to the post adding:

“Wishing the show don’t end, Moja love is sleeping on this show..SA love the show…it shouldn’t end.”

“This is your show jub and you doing great?.”

Also see: Buhlebendalo bids farewell to The Soil as she goes solo

 

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