The final list of the qualified nominees out of
the 18000 forms submitted by students for the 2016 Ghana Tertiary Awards
was successfully released last week Friday, 19th of August, 2016 at the
Airport West Hotel in Accra.
Organized by Youth Web Ghana, the biggest student
festival "Ghana Tertiary Awards" seeks to award and appreciate
hardworking tertiary students who are making positive impact in the lives of
the youth in the country.
Among these nominees are BET Award winning
rapper Sarkodie, Shattawale ,Samini, radio and TV host Akumaa, actor John
Dumelo,Bola Ray and others for the tertiary star category.
Female reggae/dancehall blogger, writer, promoter
and publicist popularly known as Jullie Jay-Kanz also secured two nominations
for the Most Influential Student Blogger/Writer and Most Influential Student in
Health Science categories.
Jullie who is currently working on her upcoming
dancehall promotional project with Cashtwo Beats and Cynthia Morgan's producer
Qasebeatz from Nigeria on the Night Nurse Riddim and Cripple Bone Riddim
respectfully was the brain behind the success of the renowed
reggae/dancehall “Social Media Riddim” promotional project which was widely
endorsed and embraced all over Africa and Jamaica.
Better known and called as Ghana’s first
ever female dancehall promoter, “Di Dancehall Critic” and Africa’s
best chosen female promoter, the female blogger and nurse has had massive
endorsements from pronounced dancehall acts including Jamaica’s Jah Vinci and
Jemineye , World Famous Dr. Maxwell Heather and Larry London ,the hosts
of Music Time In Africa Show on U.S.A. based radio ; “Voice Of America due
to her professional blogging and writing skills.
Jullie Jay-Kanz is the C.E.O., administrator, and
editor of Ghana’s art and entertainment websites www.HelloGh.com ,
www.JullieJay.com, dancehallcri tic.com
and JJK Promotions Limited.
Kindly vote for Jullie to win this year’s Ghana
Tertiary Awards’ Most Influential Student Blogger/Writer by texting ; P4 to
1762.
For Most influential student in health science, text HS1 to 1762
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