The deal will see Ghanaian football fans follow the Black Stars’ warm-up fixtures against Mexico, Wales and a last one against a team yet to be confirmed.

All matches shall be live on Adom TV ahead of the tournament in North America.

Ghana will first face Mexico at the Estadio Cuauhtémoc in Puebla on Friday, May 22, with kick-off scheduled for 19:00 GMT.

The match forms part of the Black Stars’ build-up to the 23rd edition of the FIFA World Cup.

Head coach Carlos Quiroz and his squad will have another preparatory campaign with a second friendly against Wales on June 2 at the Cardiff City Stadium.

The Black Stars are gearing up for their fifth FIFA World Cup appearance and have been drawn in Group L alongside Panama, England and Croatia.

Ghana will open her World Cup campaign against Panama at the BMO Field in Toronto on June 17 before taking on England in Boston on June 23.

Their final group-stage fixture will be against Croatia at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on June 27.

After suffering group-stage exits at the 2014 and 2022 World Cups, the Black Stars will be aiming for an improved showing in 2026 as they seek to progress beyond the opening round and make a significant impact on football’s biggest stage.

Taking to the stage, she treated patrons to a selection of her popular songs, drawing loud cheers from the crowd as many joined in singing and dancing. Her performance added a vibrant musical touch to the already lively atmosphere at the event.

The gathering has attracted food enthusiasts from different parts of the capital, all coming together to enjoy local dishes and celebrate cultural heritage.

Blending music, food, and social interaction, the annual Fufuo Party continues to create a space where people connect over shared experiences, reinforcing a sense of community through Ghanaian cuisine.

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The tournament began at the same venue in September 2025 and attracted a massive crowd of fans and participants.

A total of 64 players competed in a tightly contested opening phase, setting the stage for what quickly evolved into a regional competition. That initial stage served as an elimination round, producing standout representatives for each region.

Today’s grand finale builds on that momentum, assembling champions from Greater Accra, the Western Region (Takoradi), and the Ashanti Region for a high-stakes showdown.

Their composure, strategy, and sheer determination have brought them this far, promising an explosive final duel.

Spectators can expect gripping matchups, bold moves, and dramatic turnarounds as players fight to keep their tournament hopes alive.

The event not only crowns an ultimate winner but also cements Dame Dame as a growing competitive sport with national appeal.

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Originally scheduled for Saturday, January 17, at the Bokum Boxing Arena, the finale will no longer take place on that date.

According to the station’s management, the decision follows consultations with key stakeholders and is intended to ensure the event is executed in the best possible way.

A new date for the grand finale will be announced by Adom TV in due course.

Branded “Smiles & Fun Galore,” this year’s edition breaks away from the traditionally solemn tone of Nine Lessons and Carols, promising an entertainment-packed retelling of the Christmas story designed to delight audiences.

Gates will open at 5:00pm, with patrons expected to arrive early for what has become one of the most talked-about events on Ghana’s festive calendar.

A major highlight of the programme is a creative Nativity play delivered in classic Kumawood style. Popular Kumawood actors will take centre stage to present a humorous interpretation of the birth of Jesus, creatively weaving relatable Ghanaian experiences into the biblical narrative.

Music will also take centre stage at the celebration. The Glorious Philharmonic Choir will lead the choral performances, while gospel artistes Piesie Esther, Mavis Asante and Abena Ruthy are set to deliver powerful worship moments.

Adding a contemporary touch, musicians Epixode and Guru will thrill the audience with high-energy performances to round off the evening’s lineup.

Over the years, Adom TV’s Nine Lessons & Carols has grown into a major Christmas attraction. This year’s edition is expected to draw a massive crowd to the National Theatre as families and music lovers gather to celebrate the season in style.

The tournament opened with a tough Round of 64 featuring leading players from clubs across the Ashanti Region. Abu set the pace early and didn’t slow down.

He swept Chief 2–0 in the Round of 32 and repeated the feat against Akyerem in the Round of 16.

His biggest challenge came in the Quarter-Finals against Zidane. After dropping the first game, Abu regrouped and came back to win the next two, earning a place in the Semi-Finals. He followed that with another 2–1 win, this time over Joe, to reach the final.

The final against Osei Kofi drew a packed crowd and delivered a tense match. Both players showed sharp tactical thinking, but Abu’s calm play and consistent accuracy gave him the edge.

In the third-place match, Joe beat Atta K. 2–0 to take home GHS 3,000. Atta K. earned GHS 2,000 for fourth place.

Abu National walked away with the grand prize of GHS 10,000. The runner-up received GHS 5,000. The win adds another major milestone to Abu’s fast-rising career in the sport.

Speaking after his loss to champion Abu National in the grand finale at the GNAT Hall on 5th December 2025, Osei addressed what he called a persistent misconception.

“People think draughts is for lazy people,” he said. “But it’s not. It opens your mind. You can’t do well in this game unless you think ahead, stay focused, and make disciplined decisions.”

Osei, who impressed throughout the tournament before falling short in the final, said the sport demands the same level of mental commitment expected in any competitive field. He believes more players, clubs, and schools should treat draughts as a serious mind sport rather than a casual pastime.

The Kumasi edition drew strong competition from across the Ashanti Region, with Abu National eventually taking home the GHS 10,000 prize. Osei earned GHS 5,000 as runner-up and later went on to defeat Atta K. 2–0 in the third-place playoff for an additional GHS 3,000.

Despite the disappointment of missing out on the title, Osei said the tournament showed how much skill and discipline the game requires.

“Draughts sharpens your thinking,” he said. “Anyone who takes the game seriously will see that.”

A total of 64 players turned up for the Western Region edition, each eager to outsmart their opponents and secure a place in the next stage of the competition.

After an intense elimination round marked by calculated moves and steady concentration, 32 players successfully booked their spots in the next round, keeping their hopes alive of representing the Western Corridor.

The atmosphere at the GNAT Hall blended calm focus with quiet excitement as competitors settled in and spectators watched every move with anticipation.

For many, the event is more than a tournament, it felt like a celebration of community, skill, and the enduring love for the traditional game.

With the boards cleared and the best 32 moving forward, the Western Region is firmly in the race for national glory.

Adomonline.com’s photojournalist Joseph Odotei was at the venue and captured these scenes.

The award, announced during the prestigious ceremony, highlights Adom TV’s commitment to delivering high-quality news and programs that resonate with Ghana’s Akan-speaking audience.

The station has consistently focused on presenting accurate, engaging, and culturally relevant content, earning the trust of viewers across the country.

The 29th GJA/KGL Awards was held at the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi under the theme “Safeguarding Ghana’s Future: The Role of the Media in Promoting Peace, Security and Development.”

The event honoured journalists and media organizations that have demonstrated excellence, integrity, and innovation in reporting and broadcasting.

Adom TV’s achievement as the Best Akan TV Station underscores the growing importance of local-language media in enhancing public understanding, promoting cultural identity, and strengthening Ghana’s media landscape.

This recognition reinforces Adom TV’s position as a leading media house in Ghana, dedicated to delivering news and content that inform, educate, and inspire.

In all, the Multimedia Group Limited swept eight awards at the event.

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Renowned for her unmatched energy and commanding stage presence, Sister Sandy kept the audience fully engaged and entertained throughout the night as tens of thousands of fans gathered to celebrate Shatta Wale’s birthday concert.

The free event attracted an overwhelming crowd, with fans trooping in as early as midday and the venue filled to capacity by sunset.

The festival featured electrifying performances from top Ghanaian artistes including Sarkodie, Samini, Wendy Shay, Medikal, Kelvynboy, Amerado, Tinny, and DopeNation, among others.

Sister Sandy’s charisma and lively interaction with the audience added to the charged atmosphere, sustaining the excitement until the concert wrapped up around 7:00 a.m. on Sunday.

Organised by MoMo Fest (Mobile Money Ghana Limited) with support from Shaxi and Charterhouse, Shatta Fest 2025 has since received rave reviews from fans and industry stakeholders alike.

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The show premiered on Sunday, October 12, 2025, captivating audiences with its authentic storytelling and cultural depth.

Hosted by Faiza Mohammed, Raayuwa offers viewers a rich blend of tradition, conversation, and lifestyle, highlighting the people and practices that shape Northern Ghana.

The debut episode featured insightful discussions with Kamil Abubakari, National Project Coordinator for the ILO Ghana Office, and Hajia M.K. Abubakar, Magajia Wangarawa of the Greater Accra Region, who reflected on how tradition continues to influence modern life.

According to George Benjamin Appiah, Channel Coordinator for Adom TV, Raayuwa was created to fill a cultural gap in Ghana’s media landscape by spotlighting “people, not stereotypes,” and showcasing how indigenous values connect with contemporary Ghanaian life.

The premiere also featured a segment on Northern wedding traditions and a culinary showcase of Tubaani, a beloved local delicacy prepared by Zongo Cuisine.

Raayuwa airs every Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on Adom TV, with Fareeda Saeed presenting Raayuwa Trending, a segment that recaps the week’s most engaging cultural moments.

Raayuwa promises to be more than just a show; it’s a heartfelt journey into Ghana’s cultural soul, celebrating our stories, our pride, and our shared identity.

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Titled “Ghana’s Gunpoint Elections,” the documentary airs on Friday, October 3, at 3:00 pm on Adom TV.

It traces the country’s history of electoral violence from 1992 through to the 2024 polls, where at least 63 lives were lost, scores left disabled, and public facilities including Electoral Commission offices and police stations torched.

The documentary features survivors, victims who have been left amputees, as well as journalists and security officers who suffered attacks while on duty.

It also revisits violent flashpoints such as Talensi, Chereponi, Ayawaso West Wuogon, Odododiodoo, and Ablekuma North, among others.

“Ghana’s Gunpoint Elections” was scripted and edited by A.C. Ohene and produced by Jagri Boaz Binyinjom and Ruth Nyarko.

Viewers are promised a shocking yet revealing account of the growing threat electoral violence poses to Ghana’s Fourth Republic.

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Ghana’s leading entertainment hub, Adom TV, has officially launched its latest talk show, Girls Can Talk (GCT), promising to drive meaningful conversations with style and confidence.

The premiere episode brought together a lively studio audience, nationwide TV viewers, and an engaged online community.

For its debut, the show tackled a thought-provoking question: Should a woman step back from her career if her partner prefers she focus on the home while he provides financially?

The panel, featuring media personality Priscywan, TikTok creator Yvonne Taina Martey, and event specialist Manuella Frimpong Ansong, delivered candid and relatable perspectives, challenging traditional stereotypes while addressing modern realities.

Midway through the show, Dr. Michael Boadi Nyamekye made a surprise Zoom appearance to commend the Multimedia Group for creating a platform that celebrates intelligent female voices. He praised the initiative for shifting the narrative around women in media from objectification to thought leadership.

The episode ended with a light celebration of the launch, but the core message was clear: Girls Can Talk is here to challenge norms, spark debate, and amplify the voices of women with power and poise.

Girls Can Talk airs every Tuesday and Thursday at 3:00 pm on Adom TV (DStv Channel 280, GOtv Channel 119) and streams live on YouTube via Adom TV Live.

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As the 2025 season of Think Media and Adom TV’s collaborative talent competition roars to life, fans can enjoy a sweetly refreshing twist: celebrated actress and TV darling Nikki Samonas is now joined by the unmistakable voice and face of Adom FM and Adom TV, Eric Asiedu Boadi, as co-host of this year’s show.

Together, the duo is poised to breathe new energy into Sunday night television, so grab that chilled bottle of Darling Lemon and some popcorn, if you will, sit back, and enjoy the thrill.

A blend of elegance and everyday charisma

Nikki Samonas is no stranger to commanding the spotlight. With her magnetic screen presence and effortless style, she’s long been a staple in Ghana’s entertainment scene.

This season, she returns with her signature flair, but this time, she’s got company.

Eric Asiedu Boadi, affectionately known on air as “Kegyiwa Nankasa,” has evolved from his early days as a pupil teacher in Nkawkaw to becoming a household name in broadcasting. His story is the stuff of true Ghanaian inspiration.

A product of reality radio himself, Eric beat over 500 contestants to win the second edition of Adom FM’s Adom Star reality competition in 2010, a breakout moment that launched his journey with the Multimedia Group.

The accolades have only grown since then: Deputy Head of Sports at Multimedia, lead host of the Ultimate Sports Show and Sports Arena, and one of the first-ever Twi commentators for FIFA World Cup and English Premier League coverage on DStv.

His deep, expressive voice has made him one of Ghana’s most sought-after voice-over artists, with a fanbase that spans TikTok, Facebook, and Ghana’s airwaves.

His presence on The Darling Factor adds a warm, relatable, “dreams-come-true” magic that resonates deeply with contestants and Ghana’s mass audience.

Their chemistry? Unmistakable. Where Nikki glides, Eric grounds. Where she dazzles, he disarms. And where she brings the sparkle, he brings the soul.

A new era for the Darling Factor

By pairing these two distinct personalities, Adom TV signals a bolder, more inclusive direction for the show.

It’s not just about discovering raw talent anymore; it’s about telling stories, stirring conversations, and building deeper connections with viewers across Ghana and beyond.

Nikki and Eric reflect two sides of the same coin: urban elegance meets grassroots energy. This balance is exactly what The Darling Factor needs as it evolves from a talent competition into a true cultural moment.

Sunday nights just got more interesting

Whether you’re tuning in to cheer on your favourite contestant or simply vibing with the hosts’ banter, one thing is clear: The Darling Factor has never felt more alive. With Nikki and Eric at the helm, each episode promises not just competition, but conversation, surprise, and soul.

This season, we don’t just watch talent rise; we will feel it.

The Darling Factor airs every Sunday at 8:30 PM on Adom TV. Join the conversation online with #TheDarlingFactor and follow Adom TV on all platforms, especially WhatsApp, for exclusive behind-the-scenes content.

Girls Can Talk isn’t just another talk show. It’s Ghana’s cultural clapback to a media landscape that has, for far too long, placed women in the frame, but rarely handed them the mic.

It’s a timely answer to a generation of young Ghanaian women who are smart, stylish, socially aware, and tired of being told to tone it down.

We’re living through a global reckoning, around gender, power, and voice. From #MeToo to #FixTheCountry, from podcast confessions to viral tweetstorms, women everywhere are speaking, and being heard.

But while these conversations echo loudly on Twitter threads and WhatsApp groups, they’ve rarely taken center stage on Ghanaian television. Until now.

On GCT, no topic is off-limits, and no opinion is too loud. It’s a space for unfiltered truth on love, money, sex, ambition, identity, motherhood, slay culture, and everything in between. And it’s not just what they’re talking about that matters, it’s who’s doing the talking.

Girls Can Talk is powered by a rotating panel of passionate, brilliant, bold women, the campus queen, the market girl, the boss chick, the dreamer, the disruptor.

It’s not about finding consensus. It’s about creating contrast. It’s about letting truth clash with tradition, and letting women walk boldly through the fire of public opinion with style, substance, and soul.

What makes Girls Can Talk especially urgent is its timing. Right now, young Ghanaian women are rewriting the rules.

They’re running businesses on Instagram, challenging patriarchy on TikTok, shaping culture on Twitter, and reimagining what it means to be African and female in 2025. But television hasn’t caught up.

GCT is here to close that gap.

This is not a show made to please. It’s made to provoke, to push, to play, and to peel back the layers of what it means to be a woman in Ghana today.

It’s what radio can’t hold. It’s what social media can’t fully contain. It’s not a reaction. It’s a statement.

And maybe, just maybe, it’s the loud, laughing, liberated future of TV we didn’t know we needed.

Girls Can Talk. Are you ready to listen?

Her move signals an exciting new chapter in a journey that has earned her a place among the most celebrated female personalities on Ghanaian television.

Afia Pinamang brings with her years of experience and a magnetic screen presence, making her well-positioned to connect with a wide and diverse audience.

Beyond her on-screen glamour, Afia Pinamang is grounded in strong academic credentials. She holds a Bachelor of Education in Basic Education and an MPhil in Akan from the University of Cape Coast.

Prior to joining Adom TV, she was a prominent figure at Angel Broadcasting Network, where she gained national recognition and amassed several accolades for her exceptional work.

Since launching her broadcasting career in 2019, Afia has been the recipient of multiple prestigious awards. These include Television Discovery of the Year at the RTP Awards (2020 and 2021), Outstanding Woman Television Personality at both the GOWA and Global Women Leadership Awards, and Best Fashion Icon at the Time Ghana Arts and Entertainment Awards.

Her magnetic presence also earned her Woman of the Year at the Ghana Media and Entrepreneurship Awards, Best Female TV Presenter at the Ashanti Legendary Awards, and Outstanding Woman TV Personality at the Global Women Leadership & Summit Awards.

Afia Pinamang’s addition to Adom TV is expected to bring renewed energy and creativity to the station’s programming.

Viewers can look forward to insightful conversations, stylish appearances, and impactful content as she begins this new chapter with Adom TV.

]]> https://www.adomonline.com/adom-tvs-bisa-nnwom-with-sister-sandy-gets-exciting-saturday-addition/ Mon, 02 Jun 2025 20:34:44 +0000 https://www.adomonline.com/?p=2541096 Adom TV’s hit music request show, Bisa Nnwom, hosted by the ever-lively Sister Sandy, is getting a major boost with the launch of a brand-new Saturday edition.

The show, already a favourite on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11:30 a.m., will now also air on Saturdays at 7:00 p.m., bringing more entertainment and audience interaction to weekend TV.

Bisa Nnwom has grown into a show that celebrates both music and heartfelt connections, known for its engaging call-in segments where viewers request songs for friends and loved ones.

With the addition of the Saturday slot, the show is turning up the volume—literally and figuratively.

The Saturday edition is dedicated to discovering and promoting new talent. Budding musicians will now have the opportunity to showcase their work and gain national exposure, as the show positions itself as a launchpad for Ghana’s rising stars.

In addition to music dedications and performances, viewers can also expect a fresh dose of entertainment updates, trending showbiz stories, and global celebrity buzz.

Whether it’s a weekday dedication or a weekend spotlight on tomorrow’s stars, Bisa Nnwom continues to strike a chord with viewers.

With Sister Sandy at the helm, trust there’ll never be a dull moment.

Don’t miss it every Tuesday and Thursday at 11:30 a.m., and the new Saturday primetime show at 7:00 p.m. on Adom TV.

 

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The change from 7:00 pm on Saturdays is expected to give viewers the opportunity to watch the show with their entire families and learn more about health issues.

Are you ready for the passion, drama, goals, and glory?

Join us every matchday as we bring the nation’s favorite game to your screens with unmatched energy, local flavor, and fan-first coverage. Get ready for pure action — live games, expert pre- and post-match analysis, and fan-driven experiences like no other channel offers.

Whether you’re in Wa, Takoradi, or Ho, Adom delivers exciting, relatable, and truly Ghanaian football coverage that makes every moment unforgettable.

“Football isn’t just a sport in Ghana — it’s culture, it’s identity, it’s a way of life. That’s why we’re going beyond just showing matches. We’re building a 360° football experience for the people,” said Paa Kwesi Ackom, Channel Manager, Adom TV.

What Makes Adom TV Different?

Unlike traditional coverage, Adom TV puts the fans first — with locally flavored commentary, vibrant storytelling, and content that speaks the language of the streets.

From social media contests and polls to watch parties and community activations, Adom is building a movement around Ghana football.

Live Weekly Matches – Big games, crisp visuals, rich commentary.

Pre- and Post-Match Shows – Featuring legends, analysts, and passionate fans.

On-the-Ground Fan Engagement – Street predictions, viewing center vibes, and more.

Digital Extras – Highlights, interviews, memes, and matchday reactions.

Watch It Here. Feel It Here. Only on Adom TV.

If it’s football, it’s on Adom.

Tune in every weekend for the biggest games, boldest stories, and the best fans in the world — right here in Ghana.

Follow the action. Share your predictions. Rep your team.

Join the movement with #GPLonAdomTV.

This year, the celebration is twofold, as it also marks the 15th anniversary of his iconic show, Fire for Fire on Adom TV.

A journey of passion and resilience

Countryman Songo’s journey in the media landscape is nothing short of inspiring.

Born with a natural flair for public speaking and a passion for sports, particularly football, Songo transformed these gifts into a career that has made him a household name.

His fiery, no-nonsense approach to journalism quickly set him apart from his peers.

Fire for Fire, which debuted 15 years ago, has become a platform for Songo to voice his opinions and hold authorities accountable.

The show’s success lies in its ability to resonate with the ordinary Ghanaian, who sees Songo as a champion for truth and justice.

His famous catchphrases and bold, sometimes controversial, takes on issues have earned him admiration and respect nationwide.

15 years of “fire for fire”

The longevity of Fire for Fire is a testament to Songo’s consistency and relevance in the ever-changing world of media.

For a decade and a half, Songo has used the platform to address sports issues and social and political matters that affect the everyday Ghanaian.

He has never shied away from confronting the powers that be, whether it be in the realm of football administration, politics, or social injustices.

The show has seen its share of challenges, but Songo’s resilience has always shone through.

His ability to adapt while staying true to his core principles has kept Fire for Fire at the top of its game.

Songo’s fearless nature and his willingness to speak truth to power have made him a voice for the voiceless.

A legacy of impact

Countryman Songo’s influence extends beyond the confines of television. He has inspired a generation of young journalists and media personalities who look up to his unwavering commitment to integrity and justice.

His style, characterized by humor, passion, and an unfiltered approach, has become a blueprint for others in the field.

As he celebrates his birthday and the milestone of 15 years on Fire for Fire, it is worth acknowledging the impact he has had on Ghanaian society.

Countryman Songo has not only entertained but also educated and empowered his audience.

He has proven that journalism is not just about reporting the news but about shaping the narrative and making a difference.

Looking forward

As we look forward to many more years of Fire for Fire, we can only expect Countryman Songo to continue blazing the trail. His work has left an indelible mark on Ghanaian media, and his legacy is assured.

Here’s to many more years of “Firing” up the truth, championing the cause of the ordinary Ghanaian, and pushing the boundaries of sports journalism.

Happy Birthday, Countryman Songo, and congratulations on 15 incredible years of Fire for Fire! Your fire continues to burn bright, and your voice remains as powerful as ever.

With the final phase of the season drawing near, contestants were challenged to showcase their versatility and talent by performing two songs simultaneously on the stage, captivating the audience with their electrifying performances.

Olivia Blessings set the stage on fire with her rendition of ‘Sugarcane’ by Camidoh and ‘Ohoho Batan Ni’ by Amakye Dede, showcasing her vocal prowess and stage presence.

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Ghana Besiaba followed with a dynamic performance of ‘This Year’ by Mr Drew and ‘No 1’ by KK Fosu, earning praise from both the judges and the audience.

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Ohemaa Perez mesmerized the crowd with her soulful rendition of ‘Chant A Psalm’ by Steel Pulse and ‘Aso’ by Kwabena Kwabena, delivering a captivating performance that left a lasting impression.

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Meanwhile, Obofour brought his unique energy to the stage with ‘Papa Samo’ by A.B. Crentsil and ‘Obiaato’ by Kuami Eugene, thrilling fans with his dynamic stage presence.

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Beautiful took to the stage with confidence, delivering a memorable performance of ‘On My Way’ by Adina and ‘Waka Nea Maye’ by Jane & Bernice, showcasing her versatility and vocal range.

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Also, 1 Don captivated the audience with his rendition of ‘Passenger’ by Western Diamonds and ‘Efie Kuma Love’ by Kofi Kinaata, earning praise for his impressive delivery and stage presence.

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Lee impressed with her soulful rendition of ‘Dede’ by Krymi and ‘Come Back’ by Lucky Mensah, leaving the audience in awe of her vocal talent and charisma as the last performer on the night.

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Each performance was a testament to the contestants’ talent and passion for music, captivating the audience with their unique interpretations of Darko’s iconic songs.

Nsoromma star 1 Don kicked off the show with a nostalgic performance of George Darko’s ‘Naomi’, setting the stage for an unforgettable night of music.

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Lee followed suit, enchanting the audience with ‘African Girl’ by George Darko, infusing the song with her own style and flair.

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Next up was Beautiful, who delivered a mesmerizing performance of ‘Obi Abayewa’ by George Darko, showcasing her vocal prowess and stage presence.

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Olivia Blessings continued to impress with her rendition of George Darko’s ‘Odo Soronko’, captivating the audience with her emotive delivery and powerful vocals.

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Obofour brought his unique energy to the stage with ‘Money Palava’ by George Darko, delivering a dynamic performance that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

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The night reached new heights with Ohemaa Perez’s powerful rendition of ‘Kaakyire Nua’ by George Darko, earning her praise from the judges for her exceptional talent and stage presence.

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Dropping the curtain, Ghana Besiaba stole the spotlight with her performance of ‘Akoo te Brofo’ by George Darko, leaving judges and fans alike in awe of her vocal ability and charisma.

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As the competition heats up, fans eagerly anticipate the next chapter in the journey of these young music stars.

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This Easter Monday, April 1st, 2024, get ready to indulge in a culinary extravaganza that celebrates the rich flavours and traditions of the Ghanaian cuisine.

Join us at the Multimedia Car Park in Kokomlemle from 6:am to 5:pm for a day filled with gastronomic delights.

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Proudly sponsored by Obuase Bitters, Franko Trading Enterprise, Nkulenu, and Tasty Tom, this year’s event is set to be bigger, better, and more delicious than ever before.

With the support of these esteemed sponsors, we’re bringing together the finest ingredients, the most talented chefs, and the most mouthwatering dishes to create an unforgettable culinary experience for all.

For years, Adom TV has been at the forefront of promoting Ghanaian culture and cuisine through events like the Adom Fufuo Party.

Each year, this event brings together people from all walks of life to celebrate the diversity and richness of Ghanaian food, forging bonds of friendship and camaraderie over shared meals and shared experiences.

Whether you’re a die-hard foodie, a casual diner, or simply someone looking to experience the best that Ghanaian cuisine has to offer, the Adom Fufuo Party is the place to be this Easter Monday.

So bring your appetite, bring your friends and family, and join us for a day of food, fun, and festivity at the ultimate fufuo celebration in town.

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Dubbed the “Kwaku Ananse Edition,” the line-up is as vibrant and diverse as the legendary spider himself.

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Here’s what to expect:

March 28, Thursday – Kwahu Kwanso at Linda Dor Rest Stop, Bonsu Junction:

Adom FM kicks off the festivities with live broadcasts from the iconic Linda Dor Rest Stop at Bonsu Junction on the Accra-Kumasi road.

Hosted by OPD, the “Work and Happiness” show will bring joy and inspiration to listeners, followed by the lively “Ofie Kwanso” show with the dynamic Jerry Justice and his panellists.

March 29, Friday – Adom Park, Obomeng:

The excitement continues at Adom Park in Obomeng with a line-up that caters for every interest.

Tune in for the captivating “Ofie Kwanso” and stay updated with the latest news on “Adom News Kase3.”

Sports enthusiasts can catch the action-packed Keed Footy Cash Soccer League, while culinary enthusiasts can indulge in the Lavance Cooking Competition.

And don’t miss out on the cultural extravaganza of “Efiada Mbosuo” live with Papa Bills.

March 30, Saturday – Obomeng Astro Turf Park:

Asempa FM takes centre stage with the highly anticipated Kwahu Easter Games at the state-of-the-art Obomeng Astro Turf Park.

Witness thrilling displays of athleticism and skill as teams, comprising the towns in Kwahu, compete for glory.

March 30, Saturday Night – Adom Park: As the sun sets, the party heats up at Adom Park with the electrifying Mega Street Bash, proudly sponsored by Obuase Bitters.

Dance the night away to the infectious rhythms of Ras Kuuku, Amerado, K07, and the mesmerizing performances of the AT Dancers.

March 31, Sunday – Keed Champions Cup:

The excitement culminates with the epic showdown of champions. Witness the clash between the victors of the Asempa FM Easter Games and the winners of the Keed Footy Cash Soccer League in the prestigious Keed Champions Cup.

Join us as we celebrate the spirit of Kwahu Easter 2024 in grand style, where fun, and unforgettable memories await!

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With the addition of esteemed musician, Bessa Simons as a guest judge, anticipation ran high as each performer sought to leave a lasting impression.

The evening commenced with Olivia Essuman‘s electrifying rendition of ‘Ozimzim’ by Marriott International.

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Her wild groove and unwavering composure captured the audience’s attention from the first note, earning her a standing ovation from judge Akosua Agyapong, who praised her performance as truly uplifting.

Following Olivia, Precious Baiden, known as ‘Ghana Besia Ba,’ took the stage with a soulful rendition of A. B. Crentsil’s beloved classic, ‘Juliana.’

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Her impeccable delivery and emotional depth resonated with the audience, earning her commendation from Bessa Simons, who encouraged her to continue leading her band mates with excellence.

Samuel Angelo Acquah, or ‘Obofour,’ delivered a powerful performance of A. B. Crentil’s ‘Papa Samo’ hit, surprising judge Andy Dosty with his stage presence and vocal prowess.

Samuel’s dedication to his craft shone through, earning him praise from judge Akosua Agyapong, who promised him a special gift backstage.

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Throughout the night, the stage came alive with a diverse array of performances, each one showcasing the unique talents of the contestants.

Bridget Adjei Moku, also known as Nana Moku, brought her own flair to the stage with a spirited rendition of ‘Mansa Wo Mba’ by K Gyasi and the Noble Kings.

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Also, Lee Ann Ewurabena Koranteng energized the audience with her rendition of her grandfather, Bob Pinodo’s ‘Disco Dance.’

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Clara Aboagye, sister of ex-Nsoromma contestant Jenice Aboagye, delivered a soul-stirring performance of Eric Agyeman’s ‘Wo Nko Me Nko Anaa,’ earning praise from judge Andy Dosty for her stunning costume.

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Caring Adjei Perez with stage name Ohemaa Perez followed up with A. B. Crentsil’s Angelina song. Bessa Simons lauded her and asked her to stick to Highlife since it will take her far.

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Heartwell Akuffo, known by his stage name Akoma Pa, graced the stage with Felix Owusu’s timeless classic, ‘Okwantunyi,’ a song produced by none other than Bessa Simons himself.

Akoma Pa’s rendition captivated the audience with its soulful melody and heartfelt delivery, earning him accolades from the judges for his emotive performance.

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Acheampong Osei Prosper, performing under the moniker Pros, brought the house down with his rendition of the popular highlife anthem, ‘W’aben,’ also by Felix Owusu.

Pros’ dynamic vocals and stage presence left a lasting impression on both the judges and the audience, who were swept away by the infectious energy of his performance.

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Matilda Narh, known to her fans as Tilly Funky, took center stage with Asabea Cropper’s ‘Womaya,’ delivering a masterful performance that showcased her versatility as a vocalist.

The judges were particularly impressed by Tilly Funky’s ability to deepen her voice and convey the emotional depth of the song, earning her high praise for her artistry and impression.

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Aseda Adjei Celestine, performing under the stage name Aseda, mesmerized the audience with her rendition of C. K. Mann’s ‘Medorwo.’

Aseda’s soulful vocals and heartfelt delivery resonated with the audience, evoking a sense of nostalgia for Ghanaian highlife music.

Judge Bessa Simons commended Aseda for her flawless performance, praising her for capturing the essence of the song with grace and finesse.

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Donald Asamoah Yawson, also known as 1 Don, brought the evening to a thrilling close with his performance of Western Diamonds’ ‘Passenger’ song.

1 Don’s electrifying stage presence and commanding vocals left the audience spellbound, earning him a well-deserved standing ovation from the crowd.

Judge Andy Dosty was so impressed by 1 Don’s performance that he presented him with a special gift as a token of appreciation for his outstanding talent and dedication.

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However, the night was not without its emotional moments, as Bridget Adjei Moku bid farewell to the competition after being evicted due to low votes.

Despite the disappointment of leaving the competition, Bridget’s talent and spirit will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of witnessing her performances.

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From gospel classics to contemporary hits, each contestant delivered a captivating performance that left the audience in awe.

Donald, also known as 1 Don, kicked off the night with Joe Beecham’s “Se Me Kae aa,” delivering an awe-inspiring performance that had the crowd on their feet.

Judge Akosua Agyapong said it was his best performance yet, while Andy Dosty presented him with a special gift in recognition of his talent.

Guest judge, Obaapa Christy commended him for proving his singing prowess as a young musician.

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Nana Moku followed with Tagoe Sisters’ “M’anim Renduase Daa,” showcasing her thin voice with precision and grace. Despite minor feedback from the judges, Nana’s performance earned accolades for its aptness and key accuracy.

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Heartwell Akuffo, known as Akoma Pa, mesmerized the audience with Daughters of Glorious Jesus’ “Enne Menya Anigye.” While judge Akosua Agyapong felt the song was slightly overwhelming for her, Obaapa Christy lauded her performance, highlighting her potential as a performer.

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Matilda Narh, aka Tilly Funky, delivered a spirited rendition of “Meda Was’e” by veteran gospel musician, Wofa Asomani, earning praise from judge Andy Dosty for her craft and energy on stage. Akosua Agyapong commended her as a true performer, while Obaapa Christy applauded her energy.

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Acheampong Osei Prosper, also known as Props, captivated the audience with Daughters of Glorious Jesus’ “Mebo Wudin Daa,” despite the challenge of performing a song by three top musicians. Judges lauded him for his commendable effort and performance.

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Aseda Adjei Celestine, aka Aseda, shook the auditorium with Tagoe Sisters’ “Mewo Yesu,” earning accolades from judge Akosua Agyapong for her electrifying performance. Andy Dosty was so impressed that he rewarded her with GH₵300 for her outstanding rendition.

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Lee Ann Ewurabena Koranteng, aka Lee, mesmerized with Stella Aba Seal’s “Okura Yen Mu,” earning praise from the judges for her exceptional performance.

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Samuel Angelo Acquah, known as Obofour, showcased his showmanship with Revered Kusi Berko’s “Edin Ben Nie,” earning perfect scores from judge Andy Dosty and a heartfelt gesture of appreciation from both judges.

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Olivia Essuman, aka Olivia Blessings, delivered Seth Frimpong’s “Me Huri So” with grace and charm, despite minor feedback from the judges regarding her performance and costume.

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Clara Aboagye, aka Beautiful, jammed the crowd to the core with Jane and Bernie’s “Waka Nea Waye,” earning praise from judge Akosua Agyapong for her crowd-cheering performance and a special mention for her stunning costume designed by her mother.

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Caring Adjei Perez, known as Ohemaa Perez, impressed with Tagoe Sisters’ “Anka Matiti,” earning praise for her performance and costume from guest judge, Obaapa Christy.

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Ghana Besiaba closed the night with Tagoe Sisters’ “Fa Bibiara Ma No,” showcasing her natural talent and control over the songs, earning accolades from judge Akosua Agyapong and Empress Gifty for her remarkable performance and wardrobe choice.

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As the competition intensifies, each contestant continues to raise the bar, captivating audiences with their exceptional talent and passion for music.

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The highly-anticipated event will showcase the top 30 contestants from various regions, with eliminations leading up to the final 10.

The launch promises to be a star-studded affair, with performances by some of Ghana’s top music acts, including Obaapa Christy and Keche.

Past Nsoromma winners, including Righteous Vandyke, Victor Twum Ampofo, and Abrantie, will also take the stage to entertain the crowd, adding a touch of nostalgia and celebrating the success of the show’s past events.

Nsoromma has been a flagship program for Adom TV since its inception, providing a platform for young music talents to showcase their skills, be tested, and ultimately crowned winners.

The show not only serves as a stepping stone for these budding artistes but also cements their place in the music industry by offering them significant opportunities for performance and promotion.

The ultimate prizes awarded to the winners go a long way in boosting their careers and propelling them into the limelight.

With the show hosted by the talented Jerry Justice, this year’s Nsoromma promises to be out of this world, offering a unique blend of talent, entertainment, and competition.

Fans are encouraged to arrive early to avoid traffic and ensure they don’t miss a moment of the excitement.

The launch is just the beginning of what is expected to be a thrilling and unforgettable season.

Nsoromma – Yerehyeren!

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Irene Akoto Asare from the Ashanti Regional capital, Kumasi won a brand-new Suzuki S-Presso car valued at $14,500.

The elated winner who is a devoted fan of Tima Kumkum’s Adom TV show said she just tried her luck after winning GH¢1000 in a previous promo.

A daring Irene on December 25 staked GH₵500 after investing about GH₵3000 without winning.

But, she finally reaped where she sowed and is going home with the ultimate prize.

Irene who is still in shock said she is going to learn how to drive to cruise in her new Suzuki S-Presso

“My family and I are patiently waiting for the car and we will drive in town for all to see that indeed Adom TV ‘y3 wo adza’ a oye” she added.

The elated winner, a devoted fan of Tima Kumkum’s Adom TV show, expressed overwhelming joy and gratitude upon receiving the unexpected call.

The fortunate viewer had previously won GH¢1,000 prize on the same Sika oo Sika show, an accomplishment that fuelled her determination to aim higher for the grand prize.

Undeterred by past winnings, she invested GH₵500 in her pursuit and, against all odds, emerged victorious.

The news of her triumph was announced on Adom TV by popular hosts Sister Sandy, Jerry Justice, Tima KumKum, OPD, and DJ Merqury Quaye.

The winning viewer shared her excitement with the hosts, revealing that she had played the lottery at random, never expecting such a life-changing outcome.

To add to the excitement, details about the car were unveiled, showcasing a GLX Hatchback with impressive features.

The compact mini SUV boasts a 1.0L Petrol engine with 68HP, automatic transmission, air conditioning, ABS, a radio touch screen, USB + AUX connectivity, dual airbags, Bluetooth, front electric windows, remote control central door locking, fabric seats, high ground clearance (180mm), and 14″ alloy wheels.

As the winner prepares to enjoy her new car, Adom TV encourages fans to stay tuned as they usher in the New Year with exciting rewards for those who choose to participate.

The Sika oo Sika lottery show has proven to be a platform where dreams come true, and Adom TV remains committed to delivering unparalleled entertainment and life-changing experiences to its cherished viewers.

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The curtains will rise promptly at 5 PM, delivering a spellbinding show that promises to be the highlight of this holiday season.

Prepare to be dazzled by the stellar cast of Kumawood stars who will grace the stage, bringing to life the timeless tale of Christmas.

With Christiana Awuni as Mary’s mother, Gentle as the adorable Baby Jesus, and Ama Oduma as the innkeeper, the stage is set for an unforgettable performance that will transport you to the heart of the nativity story.

The National Theatre will witness a symphony of talent, with Kala Kumasi portraying Joseph’s mother, Matilda Asare as the iconic Mary, and Michael Afranie stepping into the role of Joseph. Oboy Sikii, Obroni Kwame Yeboah, Kyinkyinaa Twan, Okomfo Kolegae, Ot33l3, Sean Paul, Taylor, and Oteeli will round out the cast, embodying characters that promise to captivate and entertain.

For those yet to secure their seats for this extraordinary event, time is of the essence! Dial *714*003# now to ensure you don’t miss out on the holiday spectacle of the year.

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With tickets priced at GHC 30 per seat, this is your golden opportunity to partake in the joyous celebration of the season.

To make the most of this festive night, we encourage all attendees to arrive early at the National Theatre. Beat the traffic, find the best seats, and immerse yourself in the holiday spirit as we kick off the Adom Nine Lessons and Carols 2023 in grand style.

Building on the success of last year’s theme, ‘Yesu Mpe Dede,’ tonight’s performance guarantees an infusion of laughter, emotion, and unforgettable moments. Get ready for rib-cracking scenes that will have you in stitches and heart-warming moments that will leave a lasting impression.

Can’t make it to the National Theatre? Stay connected with Adom TV and Adom 106.3 FM for live updates and highlights. Visit Adomonline.com for exclusive behind-the-scenes content, interviews, and all the latest news on this spectacular event and other Christmas and New Year festivities.

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This remarkable talent show has been a platform for young musical prodigies to shine on the biggest stage, and it’s back for another exciting season.

If you’re a young talent aged 12 or below with a passion for melodies that can move hearts, this is your moment to step up and show the world what you’ve got.

Nsoromma has a rich history of discovering and nurturing young talent in Ghana. Past seasons have introduced the world to remarkable young singers who have gone on to make a name for themselves in the music industry.

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Auditions Information

Kumasi Auditions

• Date: October 21st and 22nd
• Location: True Vine Hotel Ahodwo

Takoradi Auditions:

• Date: October 28th and 29th
• Location: Akroma Plaza

Accra Auditions:

• Date: November 4th and 5th
• Location: Mikaddo Conference Center, Labone Junction

Young talents from across the country are encouraged to participate in the auditions. If you can sing like a star or believe you have the potential to become a musical sensation, don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your talent.

Nsoromma Season 6 promises to be bigger and better, offering a platform for young talents to unleash their musical potential.

Nsoromma Season 6… Y3hyeren!

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This prestigious beauty pageant promises not only to celebrate beauty but also to make a lasting impact on society while showcasing the rich tapestry of Ghanaian culture and tradition.

The grand launch of Miss Golden Stool Season 5 was a spectacular event held on October 15, 2023, and was hosted by Adom TV’s Tima Kumkum.

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The stage is set, and the excitement is palpable as the show is scheduled to grace the airwaves on Adom TV every Sunday at 8:30 pm, starting from October 29, 2023.

This season brings forth 16 exceptionally talented contestants, each representing the diverse and vibrant Akan tribes that constitute the heart and soul of Ghana.

Meanwhile, the stakes are high, as the coveted title not only brings a crown but also a substantial cash prize and a brand-new car for the ultimate winner.

Miss Golden Stool Season 5 promises to be a captivating celebration of Ghana’s cultural diversity. It serves as a platform to showcase the beauty, talent, and grace of these exceptional contestants.

As the countdown begins, viewers can anticipate an unforgettable journey into the heart of Ghana’s cultural heritage and an exciting showcase of the nation’s most promising talents.

Miss Golden Stool has carved a niche for itself as a beauty pageant with a difference. Beyond the glitz and glamour, it is deeply rooted in promoting Ghanaian culture and traditions.

Each contestant represents not just herself but her entire tribe and the centuries-old customs that have shaped this beautiful nation.

Sally Akua Amoakowaa, who is a recognized figure in the Ghanaian business world, expressed her enthusiasm for this season, saying, “Miss Golden Stool Season 5 is a testament to the power of collaboration and the celebration of our rich cultural heritage. We are not just looking for a beautiful face; we are searching for a cultural ambassador who can represent Ghana to the world.”

The show, over the years, has also shown its commitment to philanthropy, with various charity projects aimed at making a positive impact on society. This season promises to continue in that vein, with a focus on education and healthcare initiatives.

Check out the 16 contestants of Miss Golden Stool 2023 below:

1. Nana

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2. Appiawaa

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3. Awura

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4. Antwiwaa

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5. Animounyam

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6. Akua

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7. Agyakowaa

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8. Darkowaa

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9. Afia

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10. Osika

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11. Frimpomaa

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12. Oseikrom

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13. Amoakoaa

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14. Osaah

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15. Ababio

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16. Araba

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As the countdown continues and the stage is set, the nation eagerly awaits the crowning of Miss Golden Stool Season 5 and the opportunity to embark on a cultural journey like no other.

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This family-friendly extravaganza offers an array of benefits and activities for attendees of all ages. Find the benefits and activities below:

For families looking to spend quality time together, Kolor Paaty has a lot in store:

Kids’ Zone: Little ones can bounce to their hearts’ content on free bouncy castles, get creative with face painting, and participate in fun games like musical chairs.

Meet and Greet: Don’t miss the chance to snap a photo with your favourite Adom FM/TV or Asempa FM presenters. It’s a golden opportunity to capture memories with these media stars.

Adults’ Corner: Adults can unwind in style with live band music, tantalizing food options, and a variety of assorted beverages to choose from.

Musical Bliss: Revel in the soul-stirring sounds of top Gospel Musicians, delivering unbridled gospel music that will lift your spirits. Of course, there will be some secular performances too.

Live Broadcasts: Witness your beloved presenters and newscasters in action as they host their programs and news segments live at the event.

Exciting Giveaways: Attendees will have the chance to go home with fantastic giveaways from our sponsors, adding to the excitement of the day.

Comfort Zone: Rest easy with the provision of tables, chairs, and canopies for your comfort throughout the event.

ADDITIONAL PERKS

Bring Your Own: Kolor Paaty encourages attendees to bring their own food and drinks, making it a true family picnic experience. You can also bring your own floor mats for added convenience.

IMPORTANT DETAILS

Date and Venue: Kolor Paaty will take place at the enchanting Legon Botanical Garden on September 30, 2023.

Gate Fee: Entrance to this memorable event is just 20 Ghana Cedis for a family of up to 5 members.

Ticket Purchase: Secure your tickets conveniently via MoMo shortcode *714*003*3#.

Food Vendors: Accredited food vendors will be on-site, ensuring that your culinary desires are well taken care of.

Canopy Walkway: While the canopy walkway is not included in the Kolor Paaty package, it will be available to patrons on a pay-as-you-go basis.

Event Hours: The festivities kick off at 10:00 AM and conclude at 6:00 PM, promising a full day of enjoyment.

Kolor Paaty is the ultimate family event, offering something for everyone in a beautiful natural setting.

Mark your calendars for September 30th and make sure to bring your family and friends along for an unforgettable day of fun and entertainment.

Get ready to paint the town Kolorful!

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From humorous rap lessons to emotional tributes, the contestants left the audience in awe.

Quito the Rapper takes the classroom:

Quito the rapper took centre stage this week, but instead of his usual lyrical prowess, he adopted a teacher’s role.

With a whiteboard, he painted a hilarious picture through rap, leaving the audience in stitches with his witty wordplay.

Tony Tusso’s hard-hitting P=performance:

Tony Tusso, known for his powerful performances, turned it notch higher this week. His rap skills and wordplay had the crowd spellbound from start to finish, demonstrating why he is a force to reckoned with on the show.

Stranjer’s Emotional Tribute:

Stranjer, one of the rising stars of the competition, moved the audience with a poignant performance.

His rap was about instant justice and his actors portrayed the tragic case of Major Mahama, whose life was tragically cut short by a mob.

Paul A.O shines with soulful voice:

Paul A.O continued to impress with his soulful voice, solidifying his place as a top contestant. His performances continue to resonate with the audience, leaving a lasting impact.

Diana nails Cina Soul and Kidi’s ‘Feelings’:

Diana graced the stage with a rendition of Cina Soul and Kidi’s ‘Feelings’ that left the audience in awe. Her flawless performance showcased her vocal prowess and stage presence.

Addi Churchbwoy’s dancehall extravaganza:

Addi Churchbwoy didn’t hold back when he hit the stage, delivering a high-energy dancehall performance that had the crowd on their feet. His rhythm and charisma ignited the dance floor.

Odekula electrifies with ‘Dadea Anoma’:

Odekula, with a voice capable of sending shivers down anyone’s spine, set the stage on fire with his rendition of Kwabena Kwabena’s ‘Dadea Anoma’. His powerful vocals dazzled the audience.

As “The Darling Factor” on Adom TV continues to showcase exceptional talents and unforgettable moments, it’s clear that this competition is heating up.

With each passing week, contestants leave a mark and keep viewers eagerly anticipating the next performances.

Stay tuned to Adom TV every weekend to witness more incredible talent and dramatic moments on “The Darling Factor.”

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The competition, now in its sixth week, presented an array of talented contestants who left a lasting impression with their distinct styles and impactful messages.

Kicking off the evening was Odekula, whose performance resonated with the audience through a romantic serenade.

His melodic rendition of “I Wanna Be Your Guest Tonight” was accompanied by a chorus that echoed his ardent feelings for a loved one. The highlife rhythm and heartfelt lyrics combined to create a touching performance that set the tone for the evening.

Tony Tusso, a promising rapper, took the stage next. He skilfully utilized beats reminiscent of popular artistes like Sarkodie and Prince Bright’s collaboration “Oofeetsɔ” to convey a powerful message.

Judge Andy Dosty empathized with Tony’s performance and highlighted his potential to captivate audiences with both his rap skills and impressive dance moves. This combination might just propel him to the finals of the competition.

Yaw Dhope followed with a rendition of the renowned music producer Appietus’s hit, “Miss Doctor.”

His interpretation breathed new life into the song, showcasing his ability to reinterpret classics in a unique and captivating way.

Diana, armed with a soothing voice, fearlessly tackled Stonebwoy’s “Into The Future.”

Her tireless dedication and unwavering commitment to delivering a flawless performance showcased her prowess in the dancehall genre, leaving the audience in awe.

Quito, known for his thought-provoking performances, utilized his platform to address pertinent issues.

This week, his performance carried a strong message against gambling in schools and students leaving classrooms during instructional hours. His socially conscious approach resonated with both the judges and the audience.

Addi Churchbwoy electrified the atmosphere with his dancehall entry, leaving fans exhilarated. The infectious chorus of “Na Akye” combined with his freestyle dynamics demonstrated his readiness to make his mark in the music industry, capturing the essence of dancehall culture.

However, it was Rapper Stranjer who continued to dominate the performances in this series. The rapper’s ability to address pressing social issues through his music has consistently garnered attention. His thought-provoking approach to lyricism remains a standout aspect of each performance, solidifying his place as a front-runner in the competition.

As “The Darling Factor” talent show continues to unfold, it is evident that the contestants’ diverse talents and unique perspectives are contributing to a truly memorable season.

With each passing week, the competition grows fiercer, leaving audiences eagerly awaiting the next showcase of exceptional performances.

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Tony Tusso kicked off the show with a sensational self-composed freestyle accompanied by an infectious beat.

The hiplife track garnered immense support from the audience, some even singing along. His rap prowess was evident, especially with the street anthem hook.

Addi Churchbwoy took the stage with a rendition of Busy Signal’s romantic ballad “Missing You (Come Over).” His performance had the crowd on their feet, cheering for his exceptional delivery.

Singer Paul A. O embraced the challenge by flawlessly tackling King Promise’s viral hit “Terminator.” His distinct vocals resonated with fans, who joined in singing along until he closed with a dynamic dance move.

Yaw Dhope emerged as a standout talent, captivating the audience with his organic flow and captivating gestures. Visible displays of support, including placards praising his talents, underscored his growing fanbase.

Foreigner delivered thought-provoking lyrics, captivating patrons as he freestyled his way through his performance.

Rapper Stranjer remained committed to delivering a socially conscious message, shedding light on digital enslavement and manipulation. His thought-provoking verses resonated with both judges and viewers.

Odekula’s highlife performance incorporated a policeman on stage, adding depth to the lyrics. His unique presentation showcased his indigenous roots. Watch Odekula’s performance here:

Quito tackled Sarkodie’s “Illuminati” instrumental, initially raising scepticism. However, his freestyle prowess earned him a modest round of applause. Watch Quito’s performance here:

Week 5 of ‘The Darling Factor’ displayed remarkable creativity and passion from each contestant, leaving the audience eagerly anticipating the next chapter.

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The electrifying auditions and thin selection process led to an extraordinary lineup of gifted individuals, each determined to captivate the audience and judges.

Every Sunday at 8:30 pm on Adom TV, The Darling Factor offers aspiring talents aged 18 and above a remarkable opportunity to showcase their exceptional abilities on a public platform.

This week, the spotlight shone brightly on a diverse array of performers, predominantly comprising musicians such as Diana, Jema, Addi ChurchBwoy, Odekula, Paul A. O., Quito, Stranjer, Tony Tusso, Yaw Dhope, and Foreigner. Joining them were dancers Abi, Dance 4 Change GH, and awe-inspiring stunt performers Rolla Bolla.

Adding a touch of uniqueness to the mix, The Darling Factor welcomed extraordinary acts like ventriloquist Dr Quaver, juggler Butala, and the incredibly talented violinist known as Young Violin.

As the stage filled with an abundance of talent, judges Andy Dosty, Kobi Rana, and Sally lent their expertise, providing honest opinions that would shape the dreams and abilities of the competitors.

The air buzzed with excitement as fans eagerly witnessed the birth of a show destined to propel these young talents into the limelight. The energy in the auditorium was sound, and spectators were treated to a captivating display of performances that ranged from soul-stirring melodies to breathtaking actions.

As the competition heats up, each passing week will bring new surprises, exhilarating highs, and heart-wrenching eliminations. Don’t miss out on the extraordinary talents and thrilling moments that await in Adom TV’s The Darling Factor.

Check out the performances below:

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The station has announced that two of its popular presenters will engage in a cooking contest as a curtain raiser to the main event.

The main event is slated for Saturday, June 17, 2023, but this will now be preceded by the special curtain raiser on Friday, June 16.

As a result, lovers of Adom FM, Adom TV and followers of our various digital media platforms can now anticipate the clash between two cooking titans: Jerry Justice and Nana Osei Ampofo Adjei.

Following the overwhelming response from viewers who have been nominating their talented cooking fathers through captivating videos, Adom FM is thrilled to announce this extraordinary update.

While the fili gadoo chi contest promises to showcase the cooking prowess of six fortunate fathers this special curtain raiser contest on Friday, June 16, 2023 promises to be a bundle of excitement.

The spotlight will be on Jerry Justice, the beloved host of Ofiekwanso, and Nana Osei Ampofo Adjei, the esteemed host of Big Agenda and Assisting News Editor of Adom News.

These two presenters are not only respected media personalities but also fathers with a profound passion for cooking.

Now, they will go head-to-head in a captivating event that will leave audiences mesmerized.

Adom FM invites everyone to tune in live on Adom FM, Adom TV, and the brands’ digital media platforms to witness the exhilarating battle between Jerry Justice and Ampofo Adjei.

The epic showdown promises to showcase the presenters’ unique cooking styles, incorporating Ayarigated techniques that have earned them accolades on radio.

With the date drawing near, the anticipation and excitement among Ghanaians continue to grow.

Prepare to be amazed as these culinary titans engage in a cooking contest like no other, setting the stage for an unforgettable Father’s Day celebration.

Stay tuned for more updates on this culinary extravaganza brought to you by Adom 106.3 FM.

Some male and female presenters of the channel joined the celebration in their traditional outfits to showcase Ghana’s rich culture to the admiration of viewers at home.

They include: Akumaa Mama Zimbi, Afia Amankwa Tamakloe, Anokyewaaba Adwoa Serwaa, Cythia Tima Yeboah (Tima Kumkum), Mavis Amanor (Fire Lady) and Abena Pokuaa Ahwenee.

The rest are: Enoch Worlanyo Wallas, Kobby Stonne and Akwasi Nsiah.

Most of them wore kente, a rooted Ghanaian textile, made of handwoven cloth, strips of silk and cotton. Historically the fabric symbolises by royalty among the Akan.

Others also wore beautiful traditional fabrics and ornaments to represent their regions.

The celebrations were under the theme ‘Adom Ghana Month Durbar’.

Check out some of the photos of the event held at the forecourt of Multimedia Group at Kokomlemle below:

The ‘borga’, who arrived in the Queen’s land when she was just 19 years of age, said she made lots of mistakes due to her immaturity, and one of such is the man she fell in love with.

Shortly after she settled in Hackney, London, Pokuaa said she met the gentleman who swept her off his feet, and she was so blinded by love that she accepted anyone close to him, including his son, sisters and a non-relative he introduced as a friend.

She revealed to host Emelia Brobbey during Adom TV’s Okukuseku show that her husband was so attached to the elderly woman such that she paid constant visit to them in their Hackney home.

“He introduced the woman to me as his friend when I was his girlfriend at age 19. She sometimes stays in my house, cooks for me, I do her hair, I sometimes even drop her off home when it gets late and so does my husband.”

According to her, she took the woman as her auntie and she was her confidant and guardian who took care of her when she birthed all three of her children.

However, beyond that care was a secret she was hiding – the said auntie was sleeping with Pokuaa’s husband on her blind side.

“She deliberately keeps long at my house and asks my husband to drop her home. Apparently, anytime she does that it’s because her husband is on night shift and things were going on with my husband for a long time. I was open minded as saw her as my auntie when she was actually his mistress,” she recounted.

According to Pokuaa, she began suspecting when the said ‘auntie’ stopped calling their landline and called her husband directly late at night, constantly.

Per her deductions, coupled with other unpleasant things that unraveled, Pokuaa concluded that her husband was having extra marital affairs with the auntie.

When all appeals to her husband fell on his deaf ears, she said she left the marriage for the sake of her mental health.

The likes of Don Little, Michael Afranie, Matilda Asare, Oteele, Kyinkyinaa Twan, Papa Kumasi, Wayoosi, Otali, Dr Likee, Okomfo Kolegae and many others would star in the play powered by Adom TV.

Who plays the role of the royal family; Jesus, Mary and Joseph? Who will the three wise men be?

TV personalities and radio presenters, among other celebrities, are definitely not left out as they have been booked to read the 9 lessons of Christmas.

Watch the show below:

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On December 18, patrons would relive the historic events in Bethlehem of the circumstances leading to the birth of Christ, kind courtesy a stage play by Adom TV, for the annual Nine Lessons and Carols.

The theme for the drama is ‘Yesu Mpe Dede’.

As usual, Kumawood stars will collaborate to bring the drama to life as they treat patrons to a humorous version of the birth of Christ.

The likes of Don Little, Michael Afranie, Matilda Asare, Oteele, Kyinkyinaa Twan, Papa Kumasi, Wayoosi, Otali, Okomfo Kolegae and many others would star in the play.

Who plays the role of the royal family; Jesus, Mary and Joseph? Who will the three wise men be? The answer lies at the National Theatre on December 18.

Also performing is the Akua Akyere Memorial Youth Choir, alongside gospel musician MOG and Krymi.

TV personalities and radio presenters, among other celebrities, are definitely not left out as they have been booked to read the 9 lessons of Christmas.

Adom TV’s Nine Lessons and Carols starts at 7:00pm prompt at a cool rate of GHS 30.

To get advanced electronic ticket please dial *713*003# on all networks or visit the Adom TV/FM front desk, Baatsona Total or Airport Shell to buy one.

The new telenovela will replace the just ended ‘Legally Blind’ series which shed light on relatable matters that are true to life, particularly women who are victims of rape, the effects of drug abuse, pressures and rivalries within a household.

The newest series, ‘The Silent Thief’ is a drama film which tells the story of a couple’s plan to locate their kidnapped child, and the dangers they had to face to achieve their aim.

The movie centres around Jessie, a married woman, Brylle, her unfaithful husband and his mistress Marie, as well as Amado, a suspect in the kidnapping of Ethan.

Jessie’s perfect life becomes a nightmare when her only son, Ethan is kidnapped by unknown persons. No contact is made by the kidnappers, making the police conclude that the kidnapping was an act of revenge.

Jessie has no clue as to who holds a grudge against her or her husband, Brylle, since they live a relatively quiet life. Brylle is a hard working doctor while Jessie is a devoted housewife. However, Brylle suspects Amado, the father of a patient he failed to save, and Reign, a lover he is keeping from Jessie.

Jessie spends her time searching for Ethan. She gains an ally in Larry, the lead investigator of the case who has hidden feelings for her. She meets Marie, who is actually Reign pretending to be a friend and who is plotting to ruin her marriage and steal Brylle.

In Jessie’s quest to find her son, she uncovers secrets that will point to unlikely suspects and will push her to the limit. Will she get back everything that was taken from her?

Watch ‘The Silent Thief’ every Monday to Thursday on Adom TV at 9:00pm and repeat on same days at 10:00am and ominbus on Sunday.

The socio-cultural competition organised for junior high schools creates an avenue for students to harness their learning of the Akan language and to appreciate the beauty of tradition.

Events and Promotions Executive, Eric Nkoom, says this year’s competition will help promote the local language for purposes of development.

He believes the avenue for students’ exposure to their cultural heritage should be widened.

Akan Akansie goes through an audition phase where qualified schools are paired to compete.

It has been observed that the use of the English language has made it difficult for the youth to find their cultural identity to uphold self-esteem, hence the contest.

The contest comprises spelling B, proverbs, idioms, politics, culture and tradition.
In the previous edition, KNUST Junior High School was crown winner after beating Sacred Heart in a fierce contest.

This year’s contest is slated for October 29 to November 26, 2022.
Organisers of Nhyira FM’s Akan Akansie hope to see more schools in this year’s audition.

“This year, we hope to make it more competitive by spreading our web for more schools to compete.

“We’re hoping to get more sponsors compared with last year’s edition, in order to make the contest more exciting,” said Bright Atter, an organiser of the contest.

They looked gorgeous to the brim with their lovely traditional outfits that sparkled the show with beauty beyond measures.

The show began with the host Sandra Ababio looking dapper in her pinky-laced traditional wear. Her curves could not be overlooked as she donned the dress made by @maxlegend_wears.

Designer KBaw’s outfit was the first to be outdoored on the show, and his model for the week in play was kumawood actor and Big Talent season 1 contestant, Tapoli.

The second person to outdoor her dress was Martha as she rocks the runway for designer Portia.

The Big Talent show contestant Bie Gya took to the runway for designer Richie in week 8.

Joe Shortingo followed up with his lovely outfit designed by Grace. The judges paid him a compliment for his confidence in outlook.

Meanwhile, Nana Yaw appeared on the runway with a lovely blue coat on a branded jacket. He modelled for Prince.

The Big Talent show finalist, Size Two, modelled for designer Emma. The judges were impressed by his looks and vim on the runway.

Ghanaian actress Adwoa Smart had a beautiful gown sketched by Godwin and designed by Ahmed, who took the best designer in week 7.

Meanwhile, the Week 8 show climaxed with an eviction. Designer Richmond Arthur couldn’t see the light at the end of the tunnel.

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The singer, sharing her story on Adom TV‘s Okukuseku, intimated that she lost her friendship with a “white man” at the hands of her female dancer who badmouthed her.

According to her, the said crew member was more or less like a sister and had access to her family and personal space.

It is for this reason she said she thought it wise to introduce her to some friends to broaden her scope and present her with other opportunities.

However, Feli narrated that her kind deed was paid with betrayal when the female dancer badmouthed her and cooked up lies to her white man.

“I noticed the white man was giving me attitude but I didn’t know why. Apparently at that time he had bought her a phone and promised her some trips. I addressed the issue and I realised she had said negative stuff about me which were mostly lies. It was very hurtful.”

According to her, after addressing the issue, the said dancer began treating her with disrespect, which made her create boundary between herself and the two.

The experience, she said, has made her guarded, adding that her current crew members do not have direct access to her.

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The launch which took place at the Silicon House, has given the opportunity to the final twelve contestants to bring their crafts into the limelight as they prepare for the full journey.

The hour-long event was crowned with a runway fashion show by the previous contestants as they detailed their journey after the competition.

Sandra Sarfo Ababio who will spearhead affairs for the 12 weeks of the competition as host was also unveiled.

Twelve carefully-selected contestants have been given the ticket for the show after impressing judges during the intense audition process.

The twelve were also subjected to an oral audition and on-field practicals, where they excelled beautifully, having blown the minds of Judges Sika and Seiwaa.

In an interview with judge Sika, a Talent Manager and Fashion Trainer at the Riohs College of Design, he said the scoring bar has been raised higher in reaction to the impeccable designs the previous contestants exhibited.

He added that the essence is to have contestants challenge themselves to meet international standards, which he believes will leave an indelible impact in the lives of the participants.

Adding her voice, a former National Coordinator of the Tailors and Dressmakers Association, Judge Seiwaa Dapaah, has applauded Adom TV for the vocational studies-oriented initiative.

She is confident the highly competitive show will change fashion trends in Ghana, and she anticipates the show to be highly competitive.

‘Adepam’ runs on Sundays from 4:00 to 6:00 pm on Adom TV with recaps on Adom 106.3 FM.

Unlike other storylines, the series, which shows Mondays to Thursdays at 9:00 pm, tells a tale of two love birds who are worlds apart and how determined they are to fight for love.

It is of a woman named Onay who was born with Achondroplasia, a bone growth disorder which led to dwarfism.

As petite as she is, she manages to win the hearts of two gentlemen with extremely different characters who both dumped her after she gave birth for them.

Above all the circumstances she was surrounded with, Onay gave love a chance and her cupid arrow pierced into the heart of an influential gentleman named Elvin.

However, her infatuation and daydreaming of a happily ever after with Elvin soon came to shambles when his mother opposed their dating.

With Elvin’s reassurance, they tied the knot, but that soon proved to be Onay’s worst nightmare.

Will their love blossom again? Will Onay’s in-law be successful in setting her apart from Elvis? Will they find the way to each other’s heart?

Don’t miss a single show from Monday to Thursday at 9:00 pm. Repeat also airs at 10:00 am, same days and an Omnibus to summarize the week’s show plays on Sunday at 9:00 am.

Statistics have proved external influence, aside cheating, is one of the major causes of broken marriages, thus, Adom TV’s new series to provide education on how to deal with such setbacks.

Watch the video below for more:

It was all about humour and reliving the birth of Christ with an atmosphere of peace and tranquility with Kumawood stars such as Ras Nene aka Dr Lykee, Big Akwes, Vivian Jill, and Christiana Amuni among other notable ones staging a play to excite patrons.

The Lessons were read by Afia Amankwaah Tamakloe, ABY, Andy Dosty, Black I, Joe Shortingo among other dope presenters who formed part of the Multimedia family.

Music stars who were billed to perform included Keche, Piesie Esther, and Nsoromma Kids, including The Big Talent Show finalists and Akua Memorial Youth Choir.

The show was hosted by Kwame Oboadie and Maame Nhyira.

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Check out photos from the event below: