It was a moment of silence and sorrow when Ruby Asamoah, Raymond Osei and Anthony Simpson were, last Saturday, evicted from the on going "Stars of the Future" competition being organised by Charterhouse.
The event was at the University of Ghana Legon, where hundreds of people had gathered at Legon Hall to witness the first eviction session.While hearts beat and feet stomped with tension, the 20 finalists were categorised into two groups, 'A' and 'B'.
It turned out that finalists in Group 'A? were free from eviction while three finalists from those in Group 'B? stood the risk of being evicted.Seventy per cent of the voting that determined who should leave and who should stay depended on the public while the judges contributed 30 per cent.
It turned out that Ruby, Anthony and Raymond received the lowest number of votes from the public and this resulted in their plight that night. Throughout the competition, viewers are asked to vote for their favourite contestant to stay via Areeba SMS number 1530.
Before the final competition at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) on Saturday April 22, six more finalists of the music category of Stars of the Future will be evicted in subsequent weeks.
Also, out of the five vying to be Ghana?s international comedy icon, two will be evicted alongside those for the music category.On the final event at the AICC, six of the finalists will be competing for the title ? Music Star- while three will do the same for the title Comedy Icon.
Winners of the competition, both in the music and comedy categories of the, will receive an amount of $5,000 and $2,000 respectively, a recording contract for the music star, while the comedy icon gets an opportunity to be used as an official Charterhouse or sponsors? compere.
They will also win LG appliances, beauty and hair treatment at 2nd Image for a year and other attractive packages.
It was a moment of silence and sorrow when Ruby Asamoah, Raymond Osei and Anthony Simpson were, last Saturday, evicted from the on going "Stars of the Future" competition being organised by Charterhouse.
The event was at the University of Ghana Legon, where hundreds of people had gathered at Legon Hall to witness the first eviction session.While hearts beat and feet stomped with tension, the 20 finalists were categorised into two groups, 'A' and 'B'.
It turned out that finalists in Group 'A? were free from eviction while three finalists from those in Group 'B? stood the risk of being evicted.Seventy per cent of the voting that determined who should leave and who should stay depended on the public while the judges contributed 30 per cent.
It turned out that Ruby, Anthony and Raymond received the lowest number of votes from the public and this resulted in their plight that night. Throughout the competition, viewers are asked to vote for their favourite contestant to stay via Areeba SMS number 1530.
Before the final competition at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) on Saturday April 22, six more finalists of the music category of Stars of the Future will be evicted in subsequent weeks.
Also, out of the five vying to be Ghana?s international comedy icon, two will be evicted alongside those for the music category.On the final event at the AICC, six of the finalists will be competing for the title ? Music Star- while three will do the same for the title Comedy Icon.
Winners of the competition, both in the music and comedy categories of the, will receive an amount of $5,000 and $2,000 respectively, a recording contract for the music star, while the comedy icon gets an opportunity to be used as an official Charterhouse or sponsors? compere.
They will also win LG appliances, beauty and hair treatment at 2nd Image for a year and other attractive packages.
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