The jeers, cheers, thrills, excitement, and of course, electric performances thundered the Black Star Square at the Global Citizen Festival yesterday.
And once again, Ghana proved its mettle by giving patrons and the world a memorable and colourful experience that will stick in people’s minds for a very long time at the Global Citizen Festival.
It was the country’s first-ever Global Citizen Festival which also marked the 65th anniversary of independence.
As such, the festival was geared toward bringing together artistes and world leaders to achieve an ambitious policy agenda focused on empowering girls and women, defending the planet, and creating change.
Even though it was the first time Ghana was hosting the event, every aspect—from venue setup to performer staging to security—was on point. No doubt Ghana is in the spotlight and enjoying all the praises for successfully pulling off such a huge show.
The annual Global Citizen festival’s leg held at Ghana’s iconic Black Star Square ran from a hot day to a starry night and it wasn’t your typical event.
Thousands flocked to the venue to dance, cheer, and sing along to songs performed by some of their favorite celebrities including Stonebwoy, Sarkodie, Usher, Stormzy, SZA, Tems, Gyakie, Tiwa Savage, and Stormzy.
Spectacular Disc Jockey Uncle Waffles joined the roster of international performers who took the stage at Accra’s Black Star Square alongside Ghana’s Joselyn Dumas, Michaela Coel, Nomzamo Mbatha, and Sabrina Dhowre Elba. Award-winning actor, playwright, and activist Danai Gurira were hosts of the show.
The performers’ unique entrances and the audiences’ response during all made for some spectacular sights.
Usher, Tiwa Savage, Ghana’s Gyakie, and other global stars lit up the stage with tremendous performances, while Stonebwoy’s stunning entrance on a horse and Stormzy’s riveting performance with Yaw Togg and Kwesi Arthur added extra flair to the event.
In an interview with Graphic Showbiz, visibly excited attendees who could not contain their joyful moods appealed for an encore of the yearly festival in Ghana.
Source: graphic.com.gh