According to her, Kidi is her favourite musician and she looks up to his potential a lot.

In an interview on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM, a day after she was crowned winner for the popular Adom TV music reality show, Nhyira Akoto Afriyie said a feature from Kidi will be a prize she will forever cherish.

Naming her favourite among Kidi’s discography, she mentioned One Man, Thunder, and Enjoyment among others that have equally top the airwaves in Ghana.

She went ahead to perform Kidi’s One Man to showcase the love she has for the Lynx Entertainment signee.

Nhyira returned to Ashale Botwe in the Greater Accra Region – where she hails from with GHS20,000, a laptop, as well as other souvenirs from sponsors.

Her name was etched into the winner’s history books as the first-ever female to win the competition since its inception.

She joins the likes of Righteous Van Dyke, Victor Ampofo, Abrantie of Season 1, 2 and 3 respectively.

She was followed closely by Samzik who walked away with GHC 8,000 as the first runner-up of the show.

Daniel Antwi and Kezia Adu came through as the second and third runners up respectively.

Daniel went home with GHC 5,000 while Keziah took home cash sum of GHC 2,000 as well as other sponsors’ souvenirs.

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Just as old wine tastes better with time, the highlife gem proved that age has only turned him into a highlife maestro with regards to the exciting performance he gave out to the mammoth crowd that thronged the venue.

Clad in his white hat, black-styled shirt and a white trouser, Pat Thomas showed class with the Highlife groove.

He didn’t perform alone, he took the stage with Nsoromma finalist Francisca Adom, Lady Theodora Pascal and Samuel Zik as they all sing the veteran musicians hit song Medo Wiase.

Judges for the show, Akwaboah and Akosua Agyapong couldnt remain in their seat as they took to the dancefloor to exhibit their dancing skills. Meanwhile, Lady Theodora Pascal also had the opportunity to share the stage with Pat Thomas on the podium.

Right after Francisca Adom left the podium after performing Pat Thomas’s Medo Wiase song, Theodora came through to perform the music legend’s Odo Adaada Me song that was a hit back in the 90s.

Samuel Zik in a sync play performance also joined Pat Thomas to perform his Wonka song. It was a night of the Nsoromma finalists sharing the stage with the music star in grand style.

After three weeks of intensive scouting and scrutiny as well as 12 weeks of impressing judges Akwaboah and Akosua Agyapong in the grand competition, it is not surprising Nhyira was given the enviable crown.

The multiple winner of the ‘best performer’ awardee’s performance reasonably informed the judges’ and audiences’ decision to adjudge her the overall winner.

Nhyira returns to the Ashale Botwe in the Greater Accra Region where she hails from with GHS20,000, a laptop, as well as other souvenirs from sponsors.

Her name gets etched into the winner’s history books as the first-ever female to win the competition since its inception.

She joins the likes of Righteous Van Dyke, Victor Ampofo, Abrantie of Season 1, 2 and 3 respectively.

She was followed closely by Samzik who walked away with GHC 8,000 as the first runner-up of the show.

Daniel Antwi and Kezia Adu came through as the second and third runners up respectively.

Daniel goes home with GHC 5,000 while Keziah takes home cash of GHC 2,000 as well as other sponsors’ souvenirs.

Daniel gave a perfect rendition of Walaahi in such a manner that the judges could not have enough of him.

Perhaps to show the ladies’ man that he is, Daniel performed bare-chested with occasional winks, making the ladies gathered at the auditorium a lot to shout about.

Daniel saw an opportunity from the grand space of the stage to re-enact some of Kuami Eugene’s signature dance moves.

His performance saw judge Akwaboah prophesy greatness into his life.

A standing ovation from Akosua Agyapong was all he needed to solidify his position as a strong contender who has the chance of walking away with the GHS 20,000 grand price.

The fans’ favourite used lyrics of Mehia Odo by legendary Kwesi Pee and that was her magic trick to win over the audiences.

Francisca was unfazed by the fact that she was the first contestant to be ushered onto the stage to entertain the patrons at the West Hills Mall.

Her mannerisms which portrayed the theme of the song drew cheers from the patrons who were baffled by the lass.

Fransisca did justice to the white mini gown she rocked which gave a slender touch to her looks.

Judge Akosua Agyapong called for multiple rounds of applause for the great exhibition of the training she has received in the twelve weeks of the competition.

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The popular music talent reality show, which started on a good note with contestants thrilling both audience and judges for the past 12 weeks, would be ending in a grand style at the West Hills Mall.

The Season 4 of the Adom TV’s flagship show, Nsoromma, witnessed 30 contestants selected to contest in order to make it to the top 12 to compete for the main prize after a tough nationwide audition by the judges, Akosua Agyapong and Akwaboah.

After 12 weeks of entertaining and fierce competition, 7 contestants were delicately chosen to compete for the ultimate prize and thousands of souvenirs at the West Hills Mall on Sunday evening.

For this season, Francisca Adom, Samuel Sam, Nhyira Akoto, Anita Anim, Keziah Adu, Lady Theodora Pascal, and Daniel Antwi are the lucky Nsoromma contestants who are battling for the grand prize.

Contestants are, however, all poised and anticipating to be crowned as the overall winner for this season.

The finalists on Sunday will get the opportunity to show off their final prowess and justify themselves on the big stage to the public and judges to prove who deserves to emerge as the winner for the fourth season of the Nsoromma music reality show.

Patrons are, however, expected to be at the venue in their numbers and viewers can also watch the show on Adom TV at 6:00pm prompt.

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Below are various videos of the documentary:

Francisca Adom

Francisca Adom is a child who had interest in singing when she was young. She loves to sing a lot. When she was a baby, I used to sing for her so when she reached the age of 2, while carrying her, you will see her singing, her mother Rebecca Nuetey said.

The singer forms part of the finalist and her mom is poised about her daughter winning the competition because she has been singing right from a young age.

I had no hope that my child will be able to get to where she is right now because we are from the village but God being so good, she was among the 30 contestants selected by the judges.

Her Head teacher for St. Joseph Ultimate Preparatory school, Mr Joseph Amoh Tetteh tagged her a disciplined child who will go far in life.

Francisca is someone who is fearless, serious, and whatever she does, she do it with all her heart. She doesn’t despise herself among others when she is doing something. She is humble, and when it comes to academics too, she is unique.

Samuel Sam

Samzik, when he was a child, loved music and is interested in everything that concerns music so you will often see him gathering tins from used tomato paste, arrange them and will be drumming. He didn’t have a good voice at that time because singing is part of the family. My wife, children and myself all love to sing, his father, Mr Samuel Manso told Adom TV.

He further told the Adom Nsoromma crew that the music reality show gave his son the chance to explore his talent into the deep.

He was happy when he came back from Nsoromma audition and he started revealing some other hidden talent to us for us to know that indeed, he has the singing talent.

Meanwhile, the mother of Samzik, Filicia Nomoah tagged him as a respectful son who shows maturity in everything he does.

Samzik is someone who is respectful and goes to wherever you send him. When engaging him in a conversation, how he will talk back to you shows some maturity, so this made me give him the name ‘Akokora’ even before he joined Nsoromma.

Lady Theodora

Mother of contestant Lady Theodora aka Lady T, Eunice Karikari Pascal is confident of her daughter’s star in the Adom TV Nsoromma competition.

To her, her daughter was born a natural singer. She gave a little history to support her statement.

At the age of 4 years, I attended a church rehearsals with her and at the rehearsals, the one who was to lead the song was having difficulties with the song because it was a high key. So Theodora opted to sing the song and most of the choir members thought she was kidding because she wasn’t part of the members. So when she took the mic, she sang the song without any difficulties so she was made to lead the song at church the following day.

Talking about her Nsoromma journey, she said: she went for the audition last two years but wasn’t picked and this year she told me she had a feeling that she will be picked this time around and it happened.

Keziah Adu

Father of Nsoromma finalist Keziah Adu, Mr William Narh says her daughter started singing at the age of 3.

When she was 3 years, we noticed that the Sunday school ministry always wanted her to lead their songs when she goes to church. So whenever she is around, you will see that the children are around her and want to listen to whatever she says. So that was the time we got to know that she has that talent and we informed her Sunday school teacher about it and she was being monitored.

Meanwhile, her mother Margaret Narh said it was ordained to her daughter to sing. She told the story of Keziah explaining to her that she wanted to be a singer after she had a spiritual encounter.

We were in the village drying our cocoa bean when she sought for permission to go to the washroom. She told me that while in the washroom, she heard a voice telling her that she has to be a singer so I told her that the Holy Spirit should help her to be able to sing.

From there, she went to the verandah and sang for a long time till someone who was passing by asked me that where the noise is coming from and I replied that it is the doing of the lord. So that was how I realized that my child has a talent. She sometimes gathers the children to do praises with them, she told the Adom Nsoromma crew.

Nhyira Akoto Afriyie

The Uncle of Nhyira Akoto Afriyie, Nana Yaw Osei said it was no wonder that she was selected for the Nsoromma competition because music is her talent.

When her mother was pregnant with her, myself and my wife decided to take care of her. She was with her mother until we took over in 2020 till now. So for about 3 years now, she’s been with us. When we saw that she is good in music, especially when she goes to church, we decided to let her join Nsoromma, so we sent her to the audition of Nsoromma season 4 and by God’s grace she was selected.

In my family we all sing so when we see someone who is talented, we see. We weren’t surprised when she was selected among the 30 contestants because we knew who she is. She is someone who is very reserved and when she comes back from the show, you won’t even know that she’s someone who can sing, he added.

According to him, after she was chosen in the competition, he hardly allows the fame to get into her head.

Due to the fame she’s gotten, we don’t let that go into her head but rather we help her to learn as well. We make sure she’s done her homework before she even start to learn the song given her for the competition

Nhyira’s aunt, Mrs Doris Osei says she has also become famous after she allowed her into the competition. She however explained that, Nhyira is very respectful and continues to do her chores as required of her.

When she comes home, whatever house chores I tell her to do, she does it even after joining Nsoromma, she still do what is expected of her. She is someone who is very reserved but is different when on stage. Sometimes when you ask how she was able to perform like that, she herself look surprised. I am very popular because of my daughter, especially when I am at church. Most church members refer to me as ‘Nsoromma maame’.

With her headmistress of Sacred Heart School Complex, Mrs Margaret Kudjo said it is no wonder that she forms part of the school’s choir.

Nhyira is a student of sacred heart school complex. She is humble and we saw that she has interest in music so she is part of the school choir. We know that singing is part of her family so we are not surprised that she’s doing well.

Meanwhile, one of Nhyira Akoto’s friend, Nelly Owusu could not downplay the excitement she felt when she got the news that her friend has been chosen for the music reality competition.

When I heard that Nhyira is part of the Nsoromma show, I was very happy. She wrote a letter to me the very Friday she was going for the show and I was very happy when I read the letter.

Another friend who goes by the name Emmanuella talked about how emotionally intelligent she is.

What I like about Nhyira is that she is very lively and laughs a lot. She always wants to calm you down when you are down, crying or in a bad mood. She has the voice too and when she sings, it’s as if an angel has come down the voice is so sweet.

Anita Anim

The mother of Anita Anim, Mary Ackaah says she was surprised when her daughter told her that she has written 7 songs at the age of 8.

According to her, she doesn’t need anything else to believe that she was already a music star before Adom TV’s Nsoromma projected her to the world.

I got to know that she has a singing talent when she was 8 years. Sometimes, on my way home from work, I can hear her singing from afar so it got to a point, she told me she has written a song and truth be told, she had written 7 songs when her father glanced through. So I told her she’s young and so when she sings it now, it won’t help.

Her Headmistress of Bethel Educational complex, Leticia Kudjoe praised her student for bringing honour on the school.

She said she has to forgo whatever she is doing to watch Anita when it is time for Nsoromma on Sundays.

When it’s 4pm and I am somewhere, I wish to get home early just to watch Anita and I make sure I am behind my television exactly 4pm. Adom TV’s Nsoromma show has really helped my daughter in her music journey and I am very grateful to them. She is not only good at singing, she is academically good too and a very respectful girl

One of her friends, Jessica Mensah thanked Adom TV for giving her friend the opportunity, adding that, she is a respectful person.

Anita is friendly, she is a good girl and very active too. She is very punctual and someone who is not a fun of insulting someone too.

Daniel Antwi

Daniel is someone who is gifted with singing because he used to sing very well at the age of 6 and anytime he hears me singing, he joins to sing it. When he showed interest in joining the Nsoromma show, I didn’t know anything about that so I told him I won’t be able to sponsor him if he will be going with a car. He later told me that his teacher has supported him to the audition and that he has been selected, mother of finalists Daniel Antwi, Rebecca Takyiwaa speaking on her son’s Nsoromma journey.

He is always singing, even when he is taking his bath. I sometimes complain about it but you will see him singing again few minutes later so I decided to let him be. Whenever my son’s name is mentioned, I feel something unique within me just for people mentioning his name, she added.

Meanwhile, Daniel’s class teacher, Mr Evans Adjei says he believed in Daniel’s voice hence he couldn’t allow the competition to go him by.

I believed in Daniel because he had a good voice so we decided to try him by sending him to Nsoromma for us to know the talent he has within. Daniel is someone who is very shy, even when he has to do something in front of a crowd, it is a very difficult thing for him to do but after joining the competition, there has been a lot of changes in his life. Now, he is able to perform in front of a crowd for people to admire him, he told the Nsoromma crew.

Additionally, the headteacher of Pokua Academy, Mr Johnson Atta Poku expressed gratitude to Adom TV for putting up the competition.

We were all happy when he informed us of him being selected because we wanted him to exhibit his talent since he is talented. I wanted to see my student heading somewhere so I was very happy for the first time I saw him, Mr Atta Poku added.

To climax the interview, the best friend of Daniel, Bernice Awuni talked about how she got informed about Daniel’s selection on Nsoromma.

When he was in school, we use to eat together until a day before his departure, he told me he is joining the Nsoromma show.

Following the exceptional performances exhibited by the contestants, the journey ended for none of them as they will be performing in the coming week.

One after the other, the contestants came to the stage and did justice to the various songs they were to perform.

Clad in old school attire and accessories to match, they depicted the main objective of the show and the kind of songs they were to perform that day, thus, ‘Bugar Highlife.’

The first contestant to set the ball rolling was Daniel Antwi. Entering with a lot of energy, Daniel gave an outstanding performance singing Ahuma Tia by Lee Duodu. He made use of the stage and showed his dancing prowess while performing.

Francisca Adom, who served as the next contestant for the evening, also did great with her performance with Thomas Frimpong’s Odo Nye Mmra. She acted per the lyrics of the song to portray what the song is putting across passionately.

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Another intriguing performance was staged by Anita Anim as she performes Prempremsiwa by George Darkoh.

She performed the song without any difficulty and included actions to urge the audience to relate to what she was doing despite some correction she was informed to make by the judges.

Lady Theodora Pascal was the next contestant to perform. She performed Daddy Lumba’s song Obi Ate Me So Buo. Lady Theodora enjoyed what she was doing as she showed off some dancing moves of judge Akosua Agyapong to accompany her performance and made use of the stage effectively.

Precious Mbir, on the other hand, performed Kaakyire Nua by George Darkoh. Attired in an oversized long sleeve and an old slipper, she kept the audience glued to her performance as she sends a deep message to them through the lyrics of the song which were felt by many. She was given the Best costume award after the show.

Consequently, Nhyira Akoto, came to the stage with a different energy and took the show to another level. Performing Daddy Lumba’s Odo Nti, she swept the audience off their feet as they dance to the tunes of the song and pondered over the lyrics. The judges applauded her for being able to handle the song well.

Adjudged as the Best performer for the evening, Keziah Adu, impressed the audience and judges with her performance as she performs Akoo Te Brofo by George Darkoh. Her performance won a standing ovation from the judges.

The show ended on a good note after a splendid performance by Samuel Sam, also known as Samzik, and Grace Adom Sarkodie of Nsoromma Season 2 fame. The duo performed Akwankwa by Lee Duodu and it was a sight to behold.

As part of celebrating Ghana, the eight Nsoromma contestants gave an awesome performance with Amandzeba Nat Brew’s ‘Biako Ye’ song as they prepare the audience for the individual performances.

Beginning the show, Lady Theodora Pascal stormed the stage to perform ‘Confusion’ by Kuami Eugene. She handled the song very well as she sang the song smoothly with a bit of stage attitude making good use of the stage.

Anita Anim performed ‘Aseda’ by the late Ebony Reigns in a grand style. While performing, she sang the song exactly as the late Ebony and used the tone used by Ebony in her song and emulated how the singer performs on stage.

Samuel Sam, also known as Samzik, came in with a lot of energy as he performs Kofi Kinaata’s ‘Last Show’ song. He had a command of the instrumentals and that of the song he performed, blending it with stage attitude and sweeping the audience off their feet.

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Nhyira Akoto Afriyie, on the other hand, rocked the stage in her Ghanaian outfit to perform ‘Sobolo’ by Stonebwoy.

She came to the stage with a calabash depicting she was selling drinks and was clad in kente with beads around the neck and arms. She got a standing ovation from the judge, Akosua Agyapong.

Late Ebony Reigns’ song ‘Hustle’, was performed by Keziah Adu. Though she wasn’t in key when she started, she picked up along the line and performed the song very well. She came in with a few clothes to portray the concept of the song.

Francisca Adom performed ‘Enjoyment’ by Kidi while demonstrating some dancing moves as she dances to the tune. She made use of the stage and got everyone glued to her performance.

Kuami Eugene’s ‘Ohemaa’ song was beautifully performed by Daniel Antwi. Attired in African wear like a prince with beads around the neck, wrist, and a nice cap. He did justice to the chosen song and performed it well.

Precious Mbir and Reneil Aboagye ended the show in a whole different mood as they perform ‘No Dulling’ by Keche with so much energy. It was a sight to behold as these amazing girls handle the song well.

Best performer was won by Samuel Sam, and Daniel Antwi receiving the best costume award.

In the coming week, Samzik will be performing with Nsoromma Season 3 finalist, Grace Adom Sarkodie.

In spite of the awesome performances which got most of the audience dancing to the captivating tunes, the show witnessed its third eviction.

Hadassah Maame Afia Anku, couldn’t qualify to the next stage of the competition due to the inadequate votes amassed, hence got evicted after performing Bob Marley’s ‘Three Little Birds’ song.

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Samuel Sam, known by the stage name, Samzik, served as the curtain-raiser for the evening performing Alpha Blandy’s Coco De Rasta in an exceptional way.

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Nhyira Akoto Afriyie, on the other hand, performed Slave by Lucky Dube, and was crowned the Best Performer for the evening after a great performance and will be performing with Nsoromma season 1 finalist, Blessing Alovor, in the coming week.

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Precious Mbir who performed ‘Remember Me’ by Lucky Dube won the Best Costume award after a beautiful stage performance.

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Keziah Adu and Lord Noble Abbew Williams performed ‘Equal Rights’ by Peter Tosh and ‘One Love’ by Bob Marley, respectively.

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Francisca Adom, wowed the audience with a stunning performance as she performed Jimmy Cliff’s ‘Born To Win’ song.

Anita Anim, performed ‘Wash The Tears’ by Gramps Morgan, with Lady Theodora Pascal performing Lucky Dube’s ‘Prisoner’ song.

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Daniel Antwi, who won the best performer award the previous week gave an impressive performance with Nsoromma season 2 finalist, Gideon as the performed Jimmy Cliff’s song, ‘Music Maker’, to bring the weekend’s show to a positive end.

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The contestants performed and delivered well on their choice of songs on Sunday and swept the audiences off their feet; getting them to showcase their dancing moves.

The fascinating performances exhibited by the contestants resulted in none of them being evicted though it was an eviction night.

Samuel Sam, also with the stage name Samzik, was adjudged the best performer for the night and will be performing with the winner for Nsoromma Season 1, Righteous Vandyke, in the coming week.

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This week’s best costume was won by Anita Anim who also went home with a lot of souvenirs from sponsors for the show.

Check out the performances of the Nsoromma contestants in Week 4 below:

Lord-Noble Abbew Williams performed Martha by Shasha Marley:

Precious Mbir performed Wo Da Enda by late Daasebre Dwamena:

Amanor Gideon performed Nyame Nhyira Mma by Daddy Lumba:

Keziah Adu performed Iron Boy by Amakye Dede

Lady Theodora Pascal performed Me Nya Ntaban by Kojo Antwi

Samuel Sam (Samzik), performed Abc by Oheneba Kisi

Anita Anim performed Dabi Dabi Ebeye Yie by Amakye Dede

Daniel Antwi performed Brebre Anowa by Kojo Antwi

Francisca Adom performed Na Anka Ebeye Den by Nana Acheampong

Nhyira Akoto Afriyie performed Run Go by Stonebwoy.

Contestant Doris Adjei failed to garner enough votes from the public space and also from the Judges Akwaboah and Akosua Agyapong, hence she was evicted from the show.

Though she took on Kofi Kinaata’s Thy Grace song which could have propelled her beyond, it still wasn’t enough to push her across the eviction line.

Meanwhile, the first performer for the evening, Anita Anim, started on a good note with a lot of energy to perform Adina Thembi’s song, On My Way.

Daniel Antwi, on the other hand, performed the people’s favourite, Chocho Mucho composed by highlife singer Bless featuring Kofi Kinaata.

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Little Francisca Adom shook the stage with MzVee’s Come and See My Mother.

Samuel Sam, also known as Samzik, performed Christy Bra by Paa Kwasi, whereas Amanor Gideon, also known as Black Chinese, performef Kofi Kinaata’s Things Fall Apart.

Contestant Hadassah Maame Afia Anku also performed Kuami Eugene’s Obiaato, and Precious Mbir performed Akyia by Eshun.

Lady Theodora Pascal, who took on Bisa Kdei’s Mansa song was also adjudged the Best Costume for the Night while Nhyira Akoto Afriyie, who performed Bisa Kdei’s Brother song won Best Performer for the Night respectively.

Keziah Adu, performed Ofori Amposah’s Emmanuella hit song with Lord-Noble Abbew Williams, performing Thunder by soothing singer Kidi.

Contestant Doris Adjei, who performed Kofi Kinaata’s Thy Grace, was evicted at the end of the show, unfortunately.

The show gets heated up every Sunday evening with awesome performances by the talented contestants.

Last Sunday’s show had the contestants taking viewers back to the good old days, leaving them with good memories of performing some soothing highlife songs by Ghanaian legendary highlife musicians.

This week, “Ankwanobi” by late J. A. Adofo, was performed by Lord-Noble Abbew Williams – who rolled up the curtain as the first contestant for the night with a good-start performance.

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Hadassah Maame Afia Anku and Nhyira Akoto Afriyie served the judges and audience with another great performance with Dr. Paa Bobo’s Sophia and Ewurama Badu’s Medofo Adaada Me songs respectively.

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Seven-year-old Francisca Adom wowed the audience and got them on their feet dancing to Nana Ampedu’s Sanbra Konadu as she sang the song effortlessly and concisely.

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Meanwhile, Amanor Gideon, also known as “Black Chinese”, shook the premise with late Ampofo Adjei’s Peme Seyei Ye which he performed beautifully.

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If You Do Good by late Akwasi Ampofo Adjei, was performed by Doris Adjei as she takes her time to sing the song without any struggle and with some dancing moves on stage.

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Yaa Boatemaa by late highlife music veteran J. A. Adofo was performed by Precious Mbir while Daniel Antwi performed J. A. Adofo’s Beebi Dehyee.

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Anita Anim and Lady Theodora Pascal came in with a different energy to perform Kwame Ampadu’s Agartha and J. A. Adofo’s Nya Asem Hwe in grand styles.

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Keziah Adu left everyone present in awe with her performance as she performed Dr. Paa Bobo’s Osobro Kyee.

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Ankwanoma Dede by late J. A. Adofo, was the last but not the least performance which was performed by Samuel Sam, also known by the stage name Samzik.

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This week’s best performer was won by Keziah Adu and best costume won by Nhyira Akoto Afriyie.

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Season 3 ended on a good note with Abrantie, the wonder kid being crowned winner.

This year, the battle is on for 20 contestants who are to showcase their musical talent to Ghanaians and beyond.

The first set of 10 contestants opened up the show at the Fantasy Dome on Sunday, December 25, 2021.

After successfully sailing through intensive auditions to make up to the list, they took turns to thrill patrons with their own choice of songs.

The team was made up of Amanor Gideon, Hadassah Maame Afia Anku, Nancy Gadre, Precious Mbir, and Isaac Aboah.

The rest were Lord-Noble Abbew Williams, Nhyira Akoto Afriyie, Doris Adjei, Jessica Otoo and Amankwah Richard.

Hosted by Adom FM’s Ofie Kwanso host, Jerry Justice, Adom TV is poised to entertain viewers from 4:00 pm each Sunday with awesome performances from these talented children.

The judges for the show are soothing highlife singer Akwaboah and music legend Akosua Agyapong.

Patrons are expected to be at the venue and see the first 10 of 30 contestants perform or watch the show virtually on Adom TV as the kids justify their inclusion to be part of the final 12.

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The show will have 10 contestants (Group 1), who successfully sailed through intensive auditions to make up to the list, perform their own choice of songs.

Hosted by Adom FM’s Ofie Kwanso host, Jerry Justice, Adom TV is poised to entertain viewers from 4pm into the night with awesome performances from these talented children.

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The group 1 team comprises of Amanor Gideon, Hadassah Maame Afia Anku, Nancy Gadre, Precious Mbir, and Isaac Aboah.

The list continues with Lord-Noble Abbew Williams, Nhyira Akoto Afriyie, Doris Adjei, Jessica Otoo and Amankwah Richard.

The judges for the show are soothing highlife singer Akwaboah and music legend Akosua Agyapong.

Patrons are expected to be at the venue and see the first 10 of 30 contestants perform or they can watch the show virtually at 4pm on Adom TV as the kids justify their inclusion to be part of the final 12.

Simply known by stage name Exven, the young boy brought his A-game to the auditions of Adom TV’s Nsoromma Season 4 which took off over the weekend at the Melody Hotel in Takoradi.

Exven – who seemed confident in his delivery despite the two judges starring at him – opted for Strongman’s Last Verse rap song, and the fans were in awe.

This is the same reaction Strongman exhibited when he chanced on a snippet of Exven’s performance.

The rapper was in awe at how the young man breathlessly ‘murdered’ his song. Not only did he give a perfect rendition, his demeanor depicted someone who was in love with his craft.

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It is safe to say that Strongman is willing to work with Exven since he asked to see him as soon as possible.

“I must see this boy asap,” he wrote after posting the video on his official Instagram page.

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The channel – which seeks to unearth and groom special talents – has opened slots for Ghanaians to stand a chance of climbing top stages as competitors of the popular singing competition.

Following the norm which began four years ago, auditions are underway and persons within the 8-13 age bracket, in every nook and cranny, are welcome to participate.

The two-day each scouting has been segmented in three categories; the North, Western and Eastern Zones and will all commence at 8:00 am sharp.

The first stop will be at True Vine hotel, Ahodwo in Kumasi and contestants are ready to bring in their A-game. This has been slated for tomorrow, November 13 and 14.

Contestants within the Western environs are expected to grace the Melody Hotel venue at Takoradi on the 20th and 21st November.

For contestants at Accra, the Mikado Conference centre at Labone will be the place to be two weeks from now on the 27th and 28th November.

In all, 30 contestants are expected to impress judges Akwaboah, Collins, Joe Bechem/Koda to sail through the tough audition process.

Kindly note that chances are open for contestants to try again in another zone after failing to qualify in their central zones.

All COVID-19 protocols apply.

Nsoromma Season 4 auditions will be telecasted on Adom TV as well as the channel’s social media platforms, GOTv channel 176, DSTV Channel 280 and HD+ channel 103.

More information and updates will be provided on Adomonline.com.

The show will run kind courtesy sponsors including Cowbell, Kellogg’s, Indomie, Yumvita, Franco Trading Enterprise and Big Maron Pharmaceuticals.