Kwaw Kesse Dumps his ACRAG award on TV
By ghanasentrtainment Industry News | Sun, 06 Jul 2008
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Hiplife Artist Kwaw Kesse must be feeling pretty comfortable in the music industry.
On TV3's Midday news, Kwaw Kesse publicly dumped the award he received at the recent ACRAG award.
Why? Because the wooden stool award was missing his name speculating that the award was not intended for him.
He also expressed his dislike to the badly manufactured award.
In a funny scene, after the interview, Kwaw Kesse dropped the award on the lawn and the TV3 Journalist had to chase him with it.
I have to agree with Kwaw. The wooden stool looked really bad, like it was decaying. Also had no inscription aside from the ACRAG carved in the middle.
The ACRAG award was meant to acknowledge Ghanaian creative artistes of all persuasions whom had excelled in their various fields of engagement.
Other winners in that category were Christina Love (Best Gospel Album), Kofi B (Best Highlife Music), Obour and AB Crentsil (Best Music Collaboration), Bola Ray (Best Compere), Jackie Appiah (Best Screen Actress), Kofi Mensah 'Agya Koo' Adu (Best Screen Actor), Paa T (Best In Contemporary Dance) and Kwami Sefa Kayi of Peace FM (Best Male Radio Personality).
On TV3's Midday news, Kwaw Kesse publicly dumped the award he received at the recent ACRAG award.
Why? Because the wooden stool award was missing his name speculating that the award was not intended for him.
He also expressed his dislike to the badly manufactured award.
In a funny scene, after the interview, Kwaw Kesse dropped the award on the lawn and the TV3 Journalist had to chase him with it.
I have to agree with Kwaw. The wooden stool looked really bad, like it was decaying. Also had no inscription aside from the ACRAG carved in the middle.
The ACRAG award was meant to acknowledge Ghanaian creative artistes of all persuasions whom had excelled in their various fields of engagement.
Other winners in that category were Christina Love (Best Gospel Album), Kofi B (Best Highlife Music), Obour and AB Crentsil (Best Music Collaboration), Bola Ray (Best Compere), Jackie Appiah (Best Screen Actress), Kofi Mensah 'Agya Koo' Adu (Best Screen Actor), Paa T (Best In Contemporary Dance) and Kwami Sefa Kayi of Peace FM (Best Male Radio Personality).
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