E-Commerce and Digital Marketer, Abena Nyantakyiwaa Chrappah has on Oneplay Africa’s Female Show enlightened viewers on who qualifies as an influencer and how that title is been misused in Ghana.

According to the Media and Digital Influencer Strategist for Guinness Ghana, most of the people most brands engage as influencers in Ghana are merely like a media channel and not as influential. She expatiated that, as an influencer, their sole job is to influence people to obey their Call to Action when influencing a brand, but most people are unable to get people who would respond to their CTA because they do not have so much influence on their numerous followers.

She added that they still use these people with huge followings as influencers mainly because they are seen as a media channel that will get more eyeballs to see their products. She concluded that, depending on the aim of the campaign an agency is running, will determine the type of influencer they would go for, either an influential person or someone with just numbers.

The founder of Women In PR Ghana, Faith Senam April, shared some secrets about Public relations on the Female Show. 

Speaking about her journey into the Public relations industry, she said, “I didn’t have the ambition early. At some point, I was telling people that I wanted to be a journalist, maybe a newscaster or something of that sort. 

It was until Senior High School that I figured out that I would do PR because I didn’t have to be on the screen all the time. 

I discovered a profession like PR where you will be behind the scenes and do all the writing, planning, coordination, whatpeople perceive about PR. 

Sometimes when you see a story about your client, you are excited. When you see your organization achieve, you are excited, and that for me is more of fulfillment than being on the screens. 

She also shared qualities that you need to be able to venture into the Public relations industry. “In PR, you should be a good writer, a good communicator in terms of speaking, and also very smart. 

Smart because in many situations, you have to think on your feet. You have to be creative. You have to find a way out when there is a crisis”. 

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Denmark-based Ghanaian musician Natasha Kodua, popularly known as Tasha, was on the female show to talk about making a living from music in Ghana, her musical journey, and also featuring Obibini on her new song.

 Tasha had a zeal for music at a very tender age since she came from a musical family. She, therefore, joined a choir to unleash her God-given talent. At the age of 13, Tasha left Ghana to be with her parents. She made sure her education was a priority when she got to Denmark. 

As time went on, she got the chance to unleash her talent by performing at Tivola Gardens, festivals, concerts, and shows in Denmark. The emerging artist was also a guest artist on Dancehall act Epixode’s show.  

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Serwaa photography known as such because of her line of work is the next guest on Oneplay Africa’s Female show.

Hosted by Tilly Akua Nipaa, the photographer begun her story with her dad who is also a photographer like she is. According to Serwaah she had a very supportive Father who did not mind her educated daughter towing in his steps. However he was keen on her having an education first.

Serwaa spoke about some woes of a Femalw photographer as well as some challenges young ladies face in the society. 

Join Serwaa and Tilly on the Female this Saturday 6pm live on Oneplay Africa Youtube channel. Click on the link to set a reminder:

     Gifty Nana Yaa Yeboah, popularly known as Mc Yaa Yeboah was on the female show to talk about her life and career as a presenter. During the show, she shared one of the low points during her childhood days. “I had a beautiful relationship with my father growing up, but at some point, it changed”.

    She also shared her story about how she finally left her home at a tender age. “I came back from school, and my father wanted to carry out his anger on me. I fought with him and finally moved out of the house”. I always thank God because I wouldn’t have been here today if I hadn’t gone through all these things” she said. 

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Ever since the Fix The Country Agenda begun, one name that has not been missing in the conversation from the entertainment and media space has been MC Yaa Yeboah.

Seated on Oneplay Africa’s Female Show with Tilly Akua Nipaa, the Bryt TV Presenter spoke about her early life through to her adulthood as well as her career life. 

“What you see is what you get with me” she said. She also took the opportunity to address certain pertinent issues bedeviling Ghana, like religion, Poor leadership as well as illiteracy in Ghana. 

On Saturday, 24th July 2021, the full interview with MC Yaa Yeboah will show at exactly 6pm on Oneplay Africa YouTube. Click on the link below to subscribe and set a reminder

In the month of June, Oneplay Africa’s Female show was dedicated to the male guests who represented the various stages of fatherhood. Ghana superstar, Kwabena Kwabena, Nigerian icon, Laycon and breakthrough act, Black Sherif made an appearance on the show.

This week’s episode of the Female show with Tilly Akua Nipaa will the the recap edition. Recalling some of the brilliant, insightful and fun moment on the show with these 3 respected artists.

Log on to Oneplay Africa on YouTube, subscribe to the channel and click the bell icon for the show that premieres Saturday, 17th July 2021 at exactly 6pm.

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This is What Black Sherif does to Survive in Accra + Kwabena Kwabena Speaks on public Judgement
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Akiyana music, has joined the many Ghanaian musicians who blast Ghanaian DJs for not playing Ghanaian music as much as they do the foreign song or Nigerian songs. 

In a conversation with Tilly Akua Nipaa on oneplay Africa’s Female Show, Akiyana mentioned that, Ghanaian DJs as a=well as the common music consumers do not play or patronize Ghanaian music am=s much as they do to songs from other places. 

Stressing that “ if you listen to radio, or go to night clubs, shows, weddings, imagine, if you analyze you hear like 95 percent of foreign music and 5 percent of Ghana Music. And imagine during Christmas, people troop in to come visit the land they go to places, they go to bar and less Ghanaian music is being played and more foreign music is played what do you think they are going to take back into their countries? So how are we going to be even nominated for the Grammys?

To her once the DJs start playing more Ghanaian music, we could make headway. She also encouraged the DJs to force some of the music on the audience who will eventually have to love the Ghanaian music because that’s what they will mostly hear.

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The latest addition to the Zylofon music family, Akiyana, has on Oneplay Africa’s Female Show with Tilly Akua Nipaa, revealed that the angry Menzgodl customers deem to have healed from the hurt MenzGold debacle gave them some years back.

According to her, unlike Tiisha, who received backlash from these angry customers soon as she was welcomed into her label, she hasn’t dealt with any of such incidence which makes her believe that time may have healed the pain of these angry customers.

Also touching on her personality, the vibrant musician describes herself as one whom Ghanaians are yet to discover and love wholeheartedly because of her vibely nature and her can-do spirit accompanied with good music. 

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Am A Nova,or Ama Nova, is an insightful musician in the Ghanaian music industry. Her conversation with Tilly Akua Nipaa on the Female Show was truly delightful and inspiring.

According to the 30 years old Musician, she chose the name Ama Nova, because she wanted to maintain her Ghanaian identity while announcing herself as the popping star.

Although She has been actively doing music for about two years, Ama Nova shares stories of working hard to find her sound while dealing g with nay sayers who thought she was too old to chase her dream as the popping Star in the music scene.

https://youtu.be/z_NUGFMKg7M

However, with the support of her family and friends, Ama Nova braved the storm and now with Bloom Media. She has songs, like hundred percent and her latest single Calibre. While she promotes Calibre and her other songs, Ama Nova seizes the opportunity to advise the ev eryday female not to give up on their dreams and not to allow anyone determine the deadline for their dreams.

Watch the full interview with Ama Nova here:

https://youtu.be/y5bSAXczQFM