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Barbra Njovu of Shatel
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BIRTHDAY 19 September 1975
MARITAL STATUS Single but dating a beautiful guy named Allan Kakubo
TRIBE Nsenga
VILLAGE Mwanjabantu (Petauke District)
HAIR COLOUR Maroon and Black
LEFT OR RIGHT HANDED Right
BIRTHMARKS Has a black dot on her right arm
SHOE SIZE 6
FUNNY HABITS Always sings when she is taking a bath
INSPIRATION Her Mother, who is a great woman. Barbra believes she is growing up to be just like her.
MUSIC When she was but a young thing she used to sing in Church. However she started music on a serious level in 1996.
MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT During a performance at Cosmopolitan, she realised that she had put her sunglasses on backwards. The problem was that her friends noticed too and the all started laughing in the middle of the performance.
FAVOURITE FOOD Pasta salad
DREAM CAR VW Polo
FIRST CRIED AS AN ADULT When her Mom died in 1995
PET PEEVE People who always talk about others. People who don't mind their own business.

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