Two plus size women, Dede Vivian and Ama Gyamfua qualified at the Nkawkaw audition of Atinka TV’s GTBank Di Asa season five.
Although a very tough competition, the two pulled through with their thrilling dance skills, audience appeal and most importantly their weight.
They automatically qualify to represent the Eastern Region in the main competition in Accra after all auditions are done.
Before their selection, eight plus size women had already been selected from Jasikan, Aflao, Somanya, and Koforidua.
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They were given souvenirs by GTBank, GMR Industries, producers of Darling Lemon Alcoholic drink and Boboobo Bitters, Rocks Energy Drink, Sankofa Natural Spices, Flora Tissue, Tobbinco Pharmaceuticals and Research Centre and Entrance Pharmaceuticals Limited.
The GT Bank Di Asa Season five will award the ultimate winner with a brand new salon car.
The First runner up will be given a mini truck (Abossey Okai Macho), while the second runner up takes home a tricycle (Aboboyaa).
Aside these, the queens will also enjoy goodies from the sponsors of the show.
Meanwhile, the next audition will be held at Navrongo on Wednesday, 18th August, 2021.
The audition will be live on Atinka TV and Atinka TV Ghana on Facebook at 6.30 p.m.
All plus size women who are interested in the award winning show are therefore encouraged to register for free with the Atinka Team before 4 p.m. on Wednesday to take part in the show.
In Other News: I quit acting because I was attacked spiritually – Frank Naro
Ghanaian Actor and Musician, Frank Naro says he took a break on his acting career because he was spiritually attacked.
According to him, he was attacked while on set and had to leave to take care of his life.
Frank Naro said this on Atinka TV‘s entertainment show, Juke Box, hosted by the ever beautiful Nana Adwoa Annan.
When asked if his attackers wanted to kill him or what exactly the attack was, he said, “If you kill me you will not have my car or land so what are you killing me for?”
Frank Nero was of the belief that instead of supporting each other, most people had the mentality that pulling him down will deter producers from casting him for movies.
Ghana| Atinkaonline.com| Porcia Oforiwaa Ofori
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