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I Shed Tears Watching You-Minister-Designate For Tourism Tells Afronitaa

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, Ghana Street Journal

The Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture, Mr. Andrew Egyapa Mercer, had the pleasure of meeting Danita Akosua Adomaah Yeboah, also known as Afronitaaa, who recently made history with her audition on Britain’s Got Talent during a meeting at his office,

Mr. Mercer expressed his admiration for her performance and offered words of encouragement and support to the talented Ghanaian dancer. He even mentioned that he was moved to tears while watching her and her protege Abigail proudly represent Ghana on such a prestigious platform.

Afronitaaa attended the meeting accompanied by her parents, and they were joined by other notable figures in the arts and culture sector, including the Deputy Minister of Creative Arts, Mark Okraku Mantey, Amy Frimpong – Executive Director of the National Theatre of Ghana, and Stephany Yamoah – Director of the National Dance Company (National Theatre of Ghana).

To honour Afronitaaa’s visit, a cultural troupe from the National Theatre welcomed her with traditional drumming and dancing upon her arrival at the Minister’s office.

Afronitaa and Abigail captivated the judges and audience with their audition on Britain’s Got Talent. The video of their performance, which took place in February was recently shared on social media as a teaser for the upcoming season of BGT.

Donning traditional Kente-themed attire that showcased Ghanaian culture, the two dancers gracefully moved to the remix of Fuse ODG’s Azonto, featuring Wyclef.

Their synchronized routine and natural talent left the judges thrilled, prompting the entire audience to rise to their feet and applaud throughout their performance. The energy and precision of their dance routine reverberated through the entire auditorium.

Before they began dancing, the judges inquired about their background and origins. Afronitaa explained that Abigail was born deaf and mute, but she found solace in music as a means of self-expression.

She revealed that they communicate primarily through body language and gestures, as Abigail does not comprehend spoken language.

Source – Tru News Report

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