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Mobo organisers hope for no more hitches

The Mobo Awards take place in Britain tonight as organisers hope nothing else goes wrong after the ceremony was plunged into crisis when host, NERD star Pharrell Williams, pulled out with only days to go.

Mobo organisers hope for no more hitches

Thu, 30 Sep, 2004 - 08:16

The Mobo Awards are taking place in Britain tonight and the organisers are keeping their fingers crossed that nothing else goes wrong after a series of hitches.

The ceremony was plunged into crisis when its host, NERD star Pharrell Williams, pulled out with only days to go.

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