Future leaders communicates with Ghanaians a through dramatic poetry
Future Leaders, Juliana Yeboah and First Fire Acrobats of this year’s Talented Kids have been evicted from the reality show. These three could not survive the first eviction last Sunday.
Although they had impressed the audience and some of the judges with their awesome display and performances, they had to come to the end of the road of the competition.
First Fire, who always thrilled the audience with their acrobatic moves, together with Future Leaders and Juliana, astounding poets of the competition, who through various dramatic poetry, created awareness for national development could not make it into the next stage of the competition
The day’s performance which was in honor of the nation’s Independence celebration saw all contestants robed in Ghana outfits and colors as the atmosphere was no other than as dated back into 1957.
Amazingly, our contestants who did not even have a feel of the olden days took the audience back into the days with their old school skits, moves, dance steps and tunes from the nation’s legends such as Osibisa, E. T. Mensah, J.A. Adofo, Gyadu Blay Ambulley, Amakye Dede, A.B Crentsil and many others.
DJ Marf succeeded in commanding respect for Ghana, as the entire house including judges and presenter stood to attention and sang to the national anthem as it was played.
All contestants before their performance, admonished the audience to stay patriotic to our motherland. Peniel Dodoo emerged the Star Performer of the day as Revelation Dancers were saved from eviction.
