Controversial musician, Wanluv The Kubolor and Sister Deborah Vanessa are the latest stars to join actress Lydia Forson's tour with her movie, A Letter From Adam.
They follow the likes of popular comedian Funny Face and rapper M.anifest who were previously on the movie's tour in Kumasi and Sunyani respectfully.
This weekend, Saturday November 22, the movie is screening at the Takoradi Polytechnic.
Lydia arrived in Takoradi together with Wanluv, Sister Deborah, one of the movie's cast Louie Lartey and others for the premiere on Friday morning.
Few hours later after their arrival they were hosted on Empire Fm in the afternoon and later visited some of the hostels of Takoradi Polytechnic to distribute flyers.
They were warmly received by students who also took advantage to pose for photos opportunities with them.
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