…Says “My mum used to wake us up at 4:00 a.m daily and tell us that people do not sleep when the sun is out.” By Agatha Emeadi Agatha Amata is a screen diva that held her audience captive during her popular television talk show in the 90s called ‘Inside-Out with Agatha.’ […] The post I didn’t set out to be a celebrity or glamour girl –Agatha Amata, TV star appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.
Agatha Amata, a prominent TV personality, reflects on her career and the impact of her talk show, *Inside-Out with Agatha*, which aired in the 1990s. She emphasizes that she did not set out to be a celebrity or glamour girl but rather focused on using her platform to address societal issues and amplify the voices of the marginalized. The show, which she describes as a "voice for the voiceless," was more about activism and problem-solving than glamour. Amata recalls how the show resonated with people, often changing their lives, and shares anecdotes about its lasting impact. She also mentions her other ventures, including *Rave-TV* and the *Inside-Out Foundation*, and expresses her perspective on the pressure to revive *Inside-Out with Agatha* online. Amata critiques the industry for prioritizing fame over substance and reflects on how her work has evolved over time.
