Connect with us

Showbiz

African Dance Rhythms Thrills Audience at the National Academy of Students’ Achievers Awards 2025

Published

on

Last Saturday, the GIMPA Law Faculty auditorium came alive with vibrant culture, energy, and artistic brilliance as African Dance Rhythms delivered a breathtaking performance at the National Academy of Students’ Achievers Awards 2025. The event, which celebrates outstanding students across various sectors, was elevated by the group’s powerful display of traditional and contemporary African movement.

African Dance Rhythms, known for their creative blend of storytelling, rhythmic precision, and cultural expression, captivated the audience from the moment they stepped on stage. Their performance fused drumming, choreography, and stage presence in a way that highlighted the richness of African heritage while appealing to a modern crowd.

Advertisement

Guests at the awards ceremony were seen cheering, clapping, and recording the spectacle as the dancers transformed the venue into a cultural arena filled with life and emotion.
The group’s appearance at the awards underscored the role of the arts in inspiring young achievers and promoting African identity in academic and professional spaces. Their performance not only entertained but reminded the audience of the power of culture, unity, and creativity. For many who attended, African Dance Rhythms was one of the standout highlights of the evening—an unforgettable moment that added depth and meaning to the celebration.

As the National Academy of Students’ Achievers Awards 2025 continues to grow in prestige, the inclusion of talented groups like African Dance Rhythms reinforces the event’s commitment to excellence, culture, and youth empowerment. Their performance will be remembered as one of the night’s defining moments, showcasing once again why they remain one of Ghana’s most dynamic performing arts groups.

Watch video below

Advertisement

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRXPyJzjB12/?igsh=cDdvYW9pZHA4dno4

Advertisement
Continue Reading
Advertisement
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Showbiz

Nee Oseye Ade Leke Wins Highlife Artiste of the Year at Ghana Music Awards USA 2026

Published

on

Versatile Ghanaian artiste Nee Oseye Ade Leke has been crowned Highlife Artiste of the Year at the just-ended Ghana Music Awards USA 2026, marking another significant milestone in his growing career.

The award comes on the back of a remarkable year for the artiste, whose single “Babalomia” has enjoyed widespread reception and emerged as one of his signature songs during the year under review.

Advertisement

“Babalomia” has also gained considerable visibility on TikTok, attracting thousands of creators who have embraced the song and produced content around it. Among those who have contributed to the song’s growing popularity is Bridget Enipa Bonyah, popularly known as EBAKUZ BEB on TikTok. An Nzema by ethnicity, EBAKUZ BEB has particularly attracted attention for her ability to sing along to the Ga-language song, further demonstrating the song’s ability to transcend cultural and linguistic boundaries.

Speaking about his latest achievement, Nee Oseye Ade Leke expressed his gratitude to the organisers of the Ghana Music Awards USA, as well as media practitioners, fans, colleagues and everyone who has consistently supported his musical journey.

He noted that music remains a powerful means of expressing emotions and connecting with people, adding that he is encouraged by the way audiences have connected with his music.

Advertisement

The award-winning artiste has also continued to keep his creative momentum alive with the release of his current singles, “Adey Think About You” featuring RedEye Nature and “Sunshine” featuring Hardcore Original. The two songs further showcase his versatility and commitment to creating music that connects with listeners while exploring different sounds and collaborations.

Looking ahead, the multiple award-winning artiste encouraged young and emerging talents to focus on creating music that can transcend generations and stand the test of time.

With the Highlife Artiste of the Year recognition adding to his list of achievements, Nee Oseye Ade Leke says fans should expect more timeless classics as he continues to explore his creativity, release new music and strengthen his place in Ghana’s music landscape.

Advertisement

Continue Reading
Advertisement

Facebook

Featured

Showbiz8 hours ago

Nee Oseye Ade Leke Wins Highlife Artiste of the Year at Ghana Music Awards USA 2026

Versatile Ghanaian artiste Nee Oseye Ade Leke has been crowned Highlife Artiste of the Year at the just-ended Ghana Music...

CYBERDUCATION2 days ago

CSA Fines EY Ghana GH¢360,000 for Unlicensed Cybersecurity Services

The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has imposed an administrative penalty of GH¢360,000 on Ernst & Young (EY) Ghana for providing...

Showbiz2 days ago

Dinah Hammond Set to Release New Single “Madanse” on August 29

Veteran Ghanaian gospel musician and worship leader Dinah Hammond is set to release her latest single, “Madanse,” on Saturday, August...

Lifestyle2 days ago

Josey’s Health Corner Marks Six Years of Impact with Mind Strong Initiative

Josey’s Health Corner is celebrating six years of community service and impact with a renewed commitment to empowering young people,...

CYBERDUCATION3 days ago

Ghana, UK Deepen Cybersecurity Cooperation to Strengthen Digital Resilience

The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) is deepening its strategic partnership with the United Kingdom as Ghana steps up efforts to...

Nigeria6 days ago

From Presidential Recognition in 2022 to Humanitarian Service in 2026: Mallam Musa Umar Yashi and the Unfinished Mission of Humanity

Contributed by Engr. Maidabino Public Affairs Commentator Four years after Nigeria recognised his humanitarian excellence, the mission continues through compassion,...

Showbiz6 days ago

Ghanaian Culture Shines at Grand Unveiling of KALAJAH by African Dance Rhythms

African Dance Rhythms has introduced KALAJAH, a major traditional dance festival and cultural production, in a grand event held at...

Music6 days ago

#NewMusic: Naja Fairy “The Good Stuff” Prod.by JayScratch

Naja Fairy’s latest single, “The Good Stuff,” takes listeners on a nostalgic journey through love, heartbreak and healing. The song...

Entertainment1 week ago

Gospel Musician Salome Nketia Announces Maiden Edition of ‘Dwell with Salome Nketia’

Seasoned gospel musician Salome Nketia has announced the maiden edition of her annual gospel event, “Dwell with Salome Nketia,” scheduled...

Showbiz1 week ago

From Bawku to the Big Stage, Mic Yaaro Is Chasing His Music Dream

Abdul Majid, popularly known as Mic Yaaro, is an emerging rapper from Bawku in Ghana’s Upper East Region, steadily carving...

Advertisement

Trending