Nakeeyat Sam Dramani takes home a 10,000-cedi cash prize, a 15,000-cedi educational fund, an all-expenses paid trip to the UK, as well as souvenirs from sponsors as promised by the organizers.
It was in an interview, that the organizers disclosed that, winner of this year’s competition will walk home with a cash prize of GHȻ10,000, a GHȻ15,000 Educational Fund, a fun trip to Dubai and souvenirs from sponsors.
The first runner-up will also get GHȻ8,000 cash, an Educational Fund worth GHȻ10,000, a trip to Dubai and souvenirs from sponsors.
Second and third runners-up will also walk home with GHȻ6,000 and GHȻ4,000 respectively as well as souvenirs from sponsors.
All finalists of this year’s competition will each walk away with a 32-inch digital television set.
The 10th anniversary edition promises yet another exciting journey of entertainment, showcase of refreshing talents, amongst other things.
Many came out in their numbers to audition.
But a few were chosen for the show.
For several weeks, this group of dedicated kids worked on their craft, improved and went on an amazing journey on #TV3TalentedKids. But four stood tall. We present you the new title holders
For a decade, TV3 has churned out a number of child stars and talents through its reality competition, Talented Kidz.
Some of these kid stars have grown up to become household names in the country’s showbiz circles.
From Awal, who was the second runner-up in 2010, through to Tutulapato, Samuel Owusu and now the most sought-after child disc jockey (DJ) in Ghana and beyond, DJ Switch, the premier kids reality show in the country has many child entertainers to its credit.
This year’s edition, which marks the 10th anniversary of the show, promises to produce yet another talented bunch of child stars for the country.
