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The Late Nite Celebrity Show
Dzifa Smith on The Late Nite Celebrity Show
Dzifa, who has been in New York, USA for close to a year, was on a maternity leave which as a point of fact tends to be the longest break in her career.
Rather than cancelling one of the best entertainment shows in Ghana, the talented and stylish icon, Deborah Vanessa, assumed the hottest helm in showbiz during the third season of the TLNCS.
Deborah Vanessa on The Late Nite Celebrity Show
Jackie Appiah
Jackie Appiah Agyemang
Boris Kodjoe
Boris Kodjoe and Nicole Ari Parker in St. Moritz, Switzerland.
Boris Kodjoe is perhaps best known as one of the regulars from the Showtime drama “Soul Food,” a show that introduced him to co-star and future wife Nicole Ari Parker and which garnered him three NAACP Award nominations. He would later star with Parker in the sitcom “Second Time Around,” which he also produced.
The Kodjoe Family, Halloween 2010.
Uncle Ebo Whyte
Mr. James Ebo Whyte
Mr. James Ebo Whyte, popularly known as Uncle Ebo Whyte is known nationwide as a Playwright and Motivational Speaker.
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Discover Ama from Germany
Natasha Ama Wonder is a young and talented model born and raised in Germany. Know her a bit more on my latest post over here Natasha Ama Wonder
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Future Leaders of Ghana
If this is what the future leaders of our beloved motherland Ghana has to go through then we have to be thinking twice.
Only the educated are free. ~Epictetus
A child without education, is like a bird without wings. ~Tibetan proverb
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The Azonto Dance
Azonto tutorial animation for Azonto Dance fans
The dance was first called “Apaa”(which means work) by the people of Bukom and its environs, this was to represent the movements like washing, driving, boxing etc that was associated with dance. However,the term ‘azonto’ which was popularly used among senior high school students to refer to a life later became accepted by the larger population as the name for the dance. The dance now known as Azonto was later observed in an evolved form among ‘street communities’ in Tarkwa, Abossey Okai, certain suburbs of Accra (namely Korle-Gonno, La and Chorkor), in pubs, night clubs, dance battles with friends and passers-by. Perhaps because of its apparent use of strength and vigor, and preference of the then popular and more sophisticated “crip walk” and “break dance” known in Ghana as ‘cracking’ in Senior High Schools, the dance was seen as being less refined than alternate styles.
A popular and award winning choreographer vanity chaser invented the newest version of Azonto dance called “The Azonto Nkoso”. This version of Azonto is popular amongst the Nima people, which is highly populated by the Muslim community. The Azonto Nkoso is different from the Azonto in that it uses a push and pull movement.
Azonto – Fuse ODG Feat. Tiffany (OFFICIAL)
The dance was made very popular by Ghanaian football star Asamoah Gyan in his goal celebrations for club and country. Azonto has been further commercialized with its inclusion in music lyrics and music video clips. Examples of such music include African Girls by Castro, U Go Kill Me by Sarkodie, Yenko Nkoaa by Eduwoji, Keche’s Sorkode, Azonto by Fuse ODG which featured Tiffany, and more recently Obuu Mo by EL,which specifically mentions the Azonto style of dance and features Azonto in the video clip.
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