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Hitz FM radio presenter, Amanda Jissih alias Mandy Jay joined a host of other broadcasters and personalities from Africa to pay tribute to the late King of Pop, Micheal Jackson on the 'African Beat' Voice Of America (VOA) radio.
In remeberance of the Pop icon, Amanda said she couldn't beleive the news of Micheal's death.
She also wished the Jackson family all the best in this period of pain, but urged them to move on as Micheal Jackson's legacy still lives on.
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