Performers for the 10th Adonko Radio and Television Awards [RTP Awards] have been revealed by the organizers.
Artistes billed to headline this year’s edition are Lynx Entertainment artistes, Kuami Eugene and KiDi.
Set for Saturday, November 7, at the Kempinski Hotel Gold-Coast City, Accra, the one-night-only experience will also feature other artistes including, Krymi, Mr Drew, Praye, Tinny, Epixode, Camidoh, Selina Boateng, Jayana, Kwaku Gyasi, No Tribe (Lord Bondzie) and Kobby Salm among others.
Excitement is already building for what promises to be a remarkable night awaiting players of the Media industry.
The 10th edition of Adonko RTP Awards which promises to be exhilarating and top-notch will be executed to deliver an enhanced experience with a focus on rewarding excellence in the media space and treating patrons to good music.
The event will be graced by various guests of honour including media personalities, government officials amongst others.
The Radio and Television Personality Awards [RTP] scheme is designed to celebrate radio and television personalities who have excelled in their field of endeavours.
Red Carpet show starts at exactly 5 pm and the main event starts at 6 pm.
Big Events Ghana, organizers of the annual Radio and Television Personality Awards [RTP] in partnership with Jim Ray Estates will also reward all winners of the 10th Adonko RTP Awards with plots of land as prizes.
The initiative, a way to celebrate industrious media personalities whose work show exemplary leadership towards building a vision and a future for Ghana’s media platform.



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