GN Bank Awards 2015Shatta Wale Crowned “Male Musician Of The Year”, See Full List Of Winners
Shatta Wale was crowned the "Male Musician Of The Year" at the maiden
edition of the GN Bank Awards held at the Accra International
Conference Centre on Saturday, March 21. Check out the complete list of
winners.
A parade of hundreds of Ghanaian influential personalities and
celebrities thronged the auditorium of the Accra International
Conference Centre on Saturday, March 21– some, to witness while others
to receive their plaque at the maiden edition of GN Bank Awards.
The awards night also saw some outstanding live band performances from Obaapa Christy, Joyce Blessing, Wiyaala, Efya, Raquel, Shatta Wale and the man of the night, Abrantee Amakye Dede. Behind the deck were UK popular DJ, Tim Westwood and Ghanaian celebrated DJ, DJ Black.
A security man by name Anane Edward Awingura (the spelling of the last name might not be correct) won the weekly voting grand prize worth of GHC 5,000.00.
Unfortunately for popular celebrity blogger, journalist and editor-in-chief for Pulse.com.gh, Ameyaw Debrah, New One Ghana’s Halifax Ansah Addo snatched the “Entertainment Journalist/Writer” award from him.
Below is the complete list of winners!
Male Musician Of The Year
Shatta Wale
Female Musician Of The Year
Gifty Osei
Male Actor Of The Year
James Gardner
Female Actor Of The Year
Juliet Ibrahim
Movie Of The Year
Obroni Hiani (Sky Orange Productions)
Child Star Of The Year
Nana Yaa Amoakoaa (Kids Icon)
Song Of The Year
Mampi by Vybrant Faya
Male Sports Personality Of The Year
Asamoah Gyan (Black Stars captain)
Comedian Of The Year
Baba Spirit (Rainbow Radio)
Entertainment Journalist/Writer Of The Year
Halifax Ansah Addo (News One)
Male Radio Presenter Of The Year
Bola Ray (Starr Drive – Starr FM)
Female Radio Presenter Of The Year
Akumaa Mama Zimbi (Odo Ahomaso – Adom FM)
Male TV Presenter Of The Year
Kojo Frempong (Boys Boys – Viasat 1)
Female TV Presenter Of The Year
Nana Yaa Brefo (Badwam – Adom TV)
Favourite Celebrity Of The Year
Bola Ray
GN Bank Corporate Honorarium
(Lifetime Achievement Award)
M.T.N Ghana (Telecommunication)
D.K Poison (Veteran Boxer)
source: pulse.com.gh
The awards night also saw some outstanding live band performances from Obaapa Christy, Joyce Blessing, Wiyaala, Efya, Raquel, Shatta Wale and the man of the night, Abrantee Amakye Dede. Behind the deck were UK popular DJ, Tim Westwood and Ghanaian celebrated DJ, DJ Black.
A security man by name Anane Edward Awingura (the spelling of the last name might not be correct) won the weekly voting grand prize worth of GHC 5,000.00.
Unfortunately for popular celebrity blogger, journalist and editor-in-chief for Pulse.com.gh, Ameyaw Debrah, New One Ghana’s Halifax Ansah Addo snatched the “Entertainment Journalist/Writer” award from him.
Below is the complete list of winners!
Male Musician Of The Year
Shatta Wale
Female Musician Of The Year
Gifty Osei
Male Actor Of The Year
James Gardner
Female Actor Of The Year
Juliet Ibrahim
Movie Of The Year
Obroni Hiani (Sky Orange Productions)
Child Star Of The Year
Nana Yaa Amoakoaa (Kids Icon)
Song Of The Year
Mampi by Vybrant Faya
Male Sports Personality Of The Year
Asamoah Gyan (Black Stars captain)
Comedian Of The Year
Baba Spirit (Rainbow Radio)
Entertainment Journalist/Writer Of The Year
Halifax Ansah Addo (News One)
Male Radio Presenter Of The Year
Bola Ray (Starr Drive – Starr FM)
Female Radio Presenter Of The Year
Akumaa Mama Zimbi (Odo Ahomaso – Adom FM)
Male TV Presenter Of The Year
Kojo Frempong (Boys Boys – Viasat 1)
Female TV Presenter Of The Year
Nana Yaa Brefo (Badwam – Adom TV)
Favourite Celebrity Of The Year
Bola Ray
GN Bank Corporate Honorarium
(Lifetime Achievement Award)
M.T.N Ghana (Telecommunication)
D.K Poison (Veteran Boxer)
source: pulse.com.gh
Two
students of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
(KNUST) perished in an accident yesterday afternoon when the bus on
which they were returning from a church service skidded off the road and
hit a tree.
The two were members of the Ahinsan branch of the Redeemed Christian
Church of God who were being conveyed back to campus from Ahinsan by a
church bus.
They included a female who died on the spot, while the other, a male, was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital.
The accident occurred when the bus, which was descending a valley on the KNUST campus between the Katanga and the Brunei halls, skidded off the road and hit the tree.
So mangled was the bus that it took the assistance of the Ghana National Fire Service to use a chainsaw machine to cut through the metal to retrieve the injured.
Confirming the incident to the Daily Graphic, the Ashanti Regional Commander of the Motor Traffic and Transport Department of the Ghana Police Service, Superintendent of Police Mr Frank Abrokwah, said about 11 other members who sustained various degrees of injury had been rushed to hospital.
He said while eight of the injured were on admission at the KNUST Hospital, the others, whose conditions were critical, had been sent to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH).
Mr Abrokwah said before the police got to the scene, some of the injured had already been conveyed to hospital, saying the police were yet to identify those who perished and the driver of the vehicle.
So far, he said, police investigations had shown that most of the victims were Nigerian students studying at KNUST.
When contacted, the Assistant Registrar of KNUST in charge of University Relations, Mr Baafour Dankwah, confirmed the accident but declined to give further information.
He said the university would soon issue an official statement on it.
- See more at: http://graphic.com.gh/news/general-news/40489-2-knust-students-die-in-accident.html#sthash.iTE4JhJr.dpufThey included a female who died on the spot, while the other, a male, was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital.
The accident occurred when the bus, which was descending a valley on the KNUST campus between the Katanga and the Brunei halls, skidded off the road and hit the tree.
So mangled was the bus that it took the assistance of the Ghana National Fire Service to use a chainsaw machine to cut through the metal to retrieve the injured.
Confirming the incident to the Daily Graphic, the Ashanti Regional Commander of the Motor Traffic and Transport Department of the Ghana Police Service, Superintendent of Police Mr Frank Abrokwah, said about 11 other members who sustained various degrees of injury had been rushed to hospital.
He said while eight of the injured were on admission at the KNUST Hospital, the others, whose conditions were critical, had been sent to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH).
Mr Abrokwah said before the police got to the scene, some of the injured had already been conveyed to hospital, saying the police were yet to identify those who perished and the driver of the vehicle.
So far, he said, police investigations had shown that most of the victims were Nigerian students studying at KNUST.
When contacted, the Assistant Registrar of KNUST in charge of University Relations, Mr Baafour Dankwah, confirmed the accident but declined to give further information.
He said the university would soon issue an official statement on it.
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