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Campus Television Network, organizers of the prestigious annual Campus Music Awards, have announced the nominees for the 2020 edition of the awards scheme. Dubbed The Talents Unlimited, this year’s Campus Music Awards which will be held at Coconut Grove Regency Hotel at a released date will be communicated to the public.
MALE ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
Boi Dope
Kojo Cryus
Shatta Omega
Jeneral Rojah
Miskall
Jude Thaddeus
PhyneBoy
Dizzy Flex
Kojo Fees
Heingzyrap
CAMPUS ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
Nane Kwadwo
Jude Thaddeus
Korsivi
Dizzy Flex
CAMPUS DJ OF THE YEAR
TurnUp Dj
Rampage
RECORD OF THE YEAR
Gilbert Brown
Dizzy Flex
Euni Melo
RAP ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
Emmanuel Nartey
BoiDope
Kankam FK
Kojo Cyrus
Clericus
AFRO POP SONG OF THE YEAR
Star Ice – Blow
BoiDope - Different
F4real – People Bad
Okyere Frimpong - MTN
Sqwitch – Thank you Haters
REGGAE / DANCEHALL OF THE YEAR
Baddi Rankz
Daggy Flex
Jeneral Rojah
Gibert Brown
Ray
RayRock
HIGH-LIFE SONG OF THE YEAR
Okyere Frimpong – Low Battery
BoiDope – Abusua
SONGWRITER OF THE YEAR
Kojo Cryus – What happen on Vals
Miskall – Money
Korsivi - I need you
Kojo Krista – Aliberika
SONG OF THE YEAR
Faro Stone – Guap
Boi Dope – Different
Aim High – Sika Gari
Jude Thaddeus - Joyeux Anniversaire
Korsivi – I need you
Wan Zet - Astech Wo
Dizzy Flex – Wakawakw
TKC – Oluman Boogie
MUSIC OF THE YEAR
Kojo Cyrus - What happened on Vals
Kojo Krista – Show Up
Dizzy Flex - Wakawaka
Kay Century - Bogyam
HIGH SCHOOL ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
Euni Melo
Paul One
I Am
HIP-HOP SONG OF THE YEAR
Dizzy Flex - Changes
Boi Dope - Depressed
Geno Billi – Immortal
Ofa – Street Hustler
Purna Troy – All White
Godee – Don’t Trust
Kwame Nkrumah - Gebed
CHOREOGRAPHY(S) OF THE YEAR
Evergreen – Tell’m
TTM (UG)
Ghana Dance Ensemble (UG)
Dance Assasins (KNUST)
Teen Aloud Creative (UG)
First Love Dance Ministry (UG)
Intellecto Dance Mininstry (UCC)
HIP-LIFE SONG OF THE YEAR
Kwame Nkrumah - Abrabo
Better Life – Miss Walters
GOSPEL ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
Nii Okai
Korsivi
Rev. Kwadu
Peter Life
MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Kojo Cyrus - What happened on Vals
Kojo Krista - Show Up
Dizzy Flex – Free ya mind
Peter Orleans - Wakawaka
BEST COLLABORATION OF THE YEAR
Original Dcee – Bad mind
Jeneral Rojah – Otan Hunu
Miskall – Money
Akosua Mega – Appointment
PRODUCER OF THE YEAR
Take Beatz
ALBUM OF THE YEAR
Dizzy Flex – Cloud 9 Flight
Trendy Flacko – Rags to Riches
Boi Dope – This is Dope
FEMALE ARTISTE OF THE YEAR
Qvn Berly
Euni Melo
CAMPUS MOST LOVED NATIONAL ARTISTE
Sarkodie
Shatta Wale
Stonebowy
Wendy Shay
Efya
Wiyala
Kwame Eugene
Medikal
Kiddi
King Promise
Kofi Kinaata
Mr. Eazi
CAMPUS MOST LOVED GOSPEL ARTISTE
Ceccy Twum
Joe Mettle
Ohemaa Mercy
MOG
Empress Gifty
Denzel
Joyce Blessing
Campus Television – The campus and student empowered television station in Ghana, and organizers of the annual Campus Music Awards (CMA), has released a press statement to announce the opening of nominations for the 2020 edition of the Campus Music Awards.
In the press statement signed by Sam Terrific Fields, the organizers urge on all interested persons to pick up nomination forms from the offices of Campus Television, partner campus radio and TV stations or fill the forms online at www.campustv.net.
Full Press Release:
CAMPUS MUSIC AWARDS OPENS NOMINATION FOR SPECIAL EDITION
Greetings from Campus Television, organizers of the Campus Music Awards Festival. We trust that everyone is in good health even amidst this period of the pandemic and that everyone is practising the necessary safety measures put in place in order to prevent contraction of the COVID-19.
On behalf of the board, sponsors and other partners, we are favored to inform all campus musicians that span from high school to tertiary level, music industry practitioners and members of the general public that nominations for the special edition of the Campus Music Awards are officially open.
The Campus Music Awards, which started in 2017 as a television show awards for campus artistes based on a competition level, has, since its inception, grown to become one of the biggest campus events in Ghana. The music award is created to recognize and celebrate the hard work and enthusiasm of the various artistes on campus, who are not easily recognized by the main stream awards in Ghana’s music industry.
Interested stakeholders are, by this release, encouraged to pick up nomination forms from the offices of Campus Television, partner radio and TV stations or fill the online version of the forms at www.campustv.net.
A state-of-the-art multipurpose auditorium has been commissioned at the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA).
The 3550-capacity edifice was constructed at the cost of GH₵ 77million through an internally generated fund and adds to the infrastructural aesthetics of the university which has been touted as the fastest developing university in Africa.
The Minister of State in-charge of Tertiary Education, Professor Kwesi Yankah who commissioned the facility on behalf of the President of Akufo-Addo on Wednesday, 8thMay, said he was proud of the achievements of UPSA over this few years of being upgraded into a full-fledged university.
Prof. Yankah also lauded the institution for being ranked among top universities in the world at the maiden Global University Impact Rankings (2019), saying “you have made Ghana proud!”
The minister, therefore, called on other public universities to emulate same.
The Vice-Chancellor of UPSA, Prof Abednego Feehi Okoe Amartey, in his address, commended the students for their immense contributions towards the realization of the project which began in June 2016.
He said the university built the edifice without any financial support or assistance from government- a clear demonstration of UPSA beyond aid.
“We are proud to state that in the spirit of Ghana beyond aid, we have been able to put up this facility exclusively from our internally generated fund, and much credit needs to be given to our wonderful students for paying their fees in time. This is what we call UPSA beyond aid.”
Prof Amartey reiterated the university’s commitment to contributing to human resource development, job creation and reduction of unemployment in the country. He said accreditation has been granted by the National Accreditation Board (NAB) to mount an MBA in Impact Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme during the next academic year.
The VC further announced the introduction of new programmes which he said were awaiting accreditation to be mounted the same year. They include Master of Arts in Peace, Security and Intelligence, Master of Arts in Brands and Communications Management, Masters of Business Administration (MBA) in Corporate Communications and Master of Arts in Educational Leadership and Management.
The Chairman of the University Governing Council, Dr Kofi Ohene-Konadu, described the new auditorium as a ‘invaluable national asset’ which has no doubt deepened the University’s status as a world-class one.”
The auditorium has four ancillary Conference Rooms with a seating capacity of 200 each with adjourning lounges and cozy servery. It also comes with a fully-equipped media centre, a two-storey underground car park, offices for training programmes, lobbies for exhibitions as well as other support facilities like storage, basement, washrooms, entrance foyer and multipurpose spaces.
In attendance were the Member of Parliament for Madina, Alhaji Abu-Bakar Saddique Boniface; former Vice-Chancellor, Prof Joshua Alabi; Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Prof Charles Barnor and senior members of the University management.
Others also included Bishop James Saah of the Christian Action Faith Ministries and Prophet Christopher Yaw Annor of the Holy Ghost Temple of the International Central Gospel Church.
Source: Myjoyonline
http://www.campustv.net/index.php/illustrations/item/183-nadia-buari-klint-da-drunk-others-join-soraya-mensah-to-feed-over-500
Ghana’s very well-known soccer young maestro, Kingsley Fobi for those who do not know joined one of the world’s athletic and casual footwear brand in 2016 and still sailing tremendously as an ambassador for “PUMA”, The German multinational company designs and produces athletic and casual gears, which is headquartered in Herzogenaurach, Bavaria in Germany.
Kingsley Fobi for the records graduated from “Right to Dream Academy” as a professional footballer, presently stuns as a player of Watford Football Club in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and on loan to UD Ibiza in Spain.
As a Ghanaian born in antique town of Cape Coast in the central region of Ghana, Kingsley in 2016 departed the Academy to join Italian side Udinese and appropriately moved to Granada on Loan, then managed by England’s former captain, Tony Adams after a brief invocation in the under-19s.
Prior to his switch to Italy, Kingsley Fobi fully represented the republic of Ghana at the FIFA under-20 World Cup in the year 2015, performing very well and playing in every game for the Black Starlets which includes a 3-2 conquest against Argentina.
Kingsley then signed for English Premier League team Watford FC in 2017 and has since been celebrated as one of Africa’s youngest game changers in football abroad. His deal with PUMA commenced in the year 2016 before joining Watford and he still sways as an Ambassador the PUMA – The world’s 3rd largest sportswear manufacturer, founded in 1948 by Rudolf Dassler.