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Research Is Needed To Measure Gains Of State Leaders As Against Their Promises On Creative Arts Industry In Ghana –Lecturer Propounds

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Benjamin Oduro Arhin Jnr popularly known as Bnoskka, has asserted that it is about time a research is carried out in Ghana to assess the promises given by individual presidential aspirants and political parties flag bearers.

This research call is necessary because there has been too many promises said with hope of bettering the creative arts industry in Ghana, and it is obvious that an impact analysis is needed at this time of the year where a presidential election is coming on in 7th December 2024, so that an evidence based analysis can be presented to see what promises have been made in the past and how many were achieved right from the first republic to the current fourth republic multiparty democracy state of Ghana.

Bnoskka barred this in a discussion on Asempa 94.7FM with Obidombie Adu Kumi when asked about his comments on the promise Vice President Dr Bawumia made during his presentation at the UPSA Auditorium seeking mandate to be voted for as the next president of the NPP in the upcoming 2024 December 7, general elections in Ghana.

He further added that the research when done will be able to give fair review of achievements made from political promises when the sayer got power and also the government institutions’ contributions in the creative arts industry to promote stakeholders effort in creating jobs and generating income and growth for the creative economy of Ghana.

Bnoskka is a Creative Arts, Business and Intellectual Property Consultant and doubles as a lecturer at the Department of Music Education, School of Creative Arts, University of Education, Winneba.

Watch the video of the said discussion from below.

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“Delay Advised Me To Use What I Have To Get What I Want” – Shatana

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Renowned singer and philanthropist, Shatana, recently shed light on the unsavory aspects of Ghana’s entertainment industry on Kingdom 107.7 FM’s Evening Vibes with Virgin Blogger.

In a candid and thought-provoking interview, Shatana exposed the harsh realities she faced as a newcomer to the industry.

Recalling her early days, Shatana revealed that a trusted friend introduced her to popular media personality, Delay, with the promise of mentorship and career advancement. However, their encounter left an indelible mark on Shatana’s perception of the industry.

“Delay told me point-blank that I was beautiful, and the best way to succeed was to use what I had to get what I wanted,” Shatana recounted, her voice laced with a mix of disappointment and resolve. “I was taken aback, as this wasn’t the vision I had for my journey.”

Shatana’s experience serves as a stark reminder of the industry’s objectification and exploitation. Her words resonate with many aspiring artists who face similar challenges.

With unwavering conviction, Shatana offered sage advice to emerging talents in the Showbiz Industry: “Hold on to your originality and never compromise your values. Only God Almighty blesses; don’t sacrifice your integrity for fleeting success.”

Watch the captivating interview below.

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Jacinta unveiled as Lekzy DeComic’s running mate for ‘The New False’

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Ghanaian stand-up comedian, Lekzy DeComic, has named comedienne Jacinta Ocansey as running mate for his upcoming comedy special, ‘The New False.’

Jacinta will be playing a supporting role to Lekzy whose comedy event comes off September 28, 2024 at the UPSA Auditorium in Accra.

The name of the show, ‘The New False’ is a parody of the new political movement, The New Force, led by business magnate Nana Kwame Bediako.

Following the model of the unveiling of Nana Kwame Bediako as a Presidential Aspirant, Lekzy mounted masked images in town prior to the announcement of his comedy show. This generated conversations with most people suggesting it could be another political figure.

The New False comedy show promises to be his biggest and most hilarious comedy event in the history of Ghana’s arts and pop culture.

With this show, Lekzy and his production hub, 2Cute Entertainment intend to douse the political tension in the country with humour.

‘The New False’ comedy special will not just make people laugh but to also drum home some of the pressing needs of the Ghanaian citizenry in a witty and non-provocative fashion.

Lekzy has won the hearts of people with his comedy specials such as ‘Too Cute to be Mute 1k’, ‘Too Cute to be Mute (Amplified Edition) and ‘CanPAIN MESSage.’

In Ghana, he has performed at high-profile events like Laughline Comedy Show, Easter Comedy Show, Comedy Fiesta, MMC Live, Night of Laughs and Music, Romanus Incomplete, Journey to the West, among others.

Lekzy’s hard work has also taken him outside the country to perform at comedy shows such as Bloemfontein International Comedy Festival, Extreme Comedy Wednesday – Hosted by Thabiso Mhlongo & Bexta Jolly Cool, Weekly Comedy Show, Monday Night Comedy @ Six Cockta, Coming from Africa – Columbus USA and Go Bananas Comedy Club
USA – GH Memorial Holiday Party in the United States of America.

He has won a number of awards including the Best Comedy Special award with ‘CanPAIN MESSage’ at the 2024 Ghana Comedy Awards.

Tickets for The New False are selling at GHS 150 (regular) and GHS 250 (VIP). They can be purchased via shortcode *714*800# or via https://veetickets.com/ev/BuyTicket/1761

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