Emmelienne Nanahemaa Acheampong Crowned Best MCEE At Young Achievers Awards 2021.

Emmelienne Nanahemaa Acheampong, a level 400 Communications student at the Christian Service University College (CSUC) has been adjudged the best event host popularly referred to as Master or Mistress of Ceremony (Mcee).

Receiving a citation and plaque at the National Young Achievers Awards 2021 night,  Nanahemaa was described as a fluent and dynamic host.

She is seen as someone whose dexterity and confidence endears her to audiences any time she is on stage.

Combining good communication skill and artistry to her delivery on stage,  the Young Achievers Group stressed she is a kind of person that made the Ghanaian look genuine.

POTENTIAL:
The group said the future of Ghana looks bright when it sees the likes of Nanahemaa shining on stage anytime she hosts or mcee’s a show.

The Young Achievers group notes that the CSUC lady has demonstrated immense capacity to use the talent she has to better the lives of others and to impact them positively.

Ghana,  the group says could rely on its youth for better development and that hope is hinged on the industry of Nanahemaa and her likes.

The citation concluded that for distinguishing herself and contributing immensely to the Motherland in her field of endeavour the country could confidently boast of a bright future.

ACCEPTANCE:
Speaking to the Ghanaian Observer Newspaper after receiving the honors, Miss Nanahemaa Acheampong said she was grateful to God and to the organisers for the recognition.

She also thanked her lecturers at CSUC for helping to shape her up to the level that she could now stand in public and do what she knows best.

Nanahemaa pledged to use the talent she has to train others who may be interested in what she does.

She noted that even though she was a working lady, she finds fulfilment in her leisure which is hosting events and mceeing programs.

“I find fulfilment in what I do as my leisure even though the job I do sometimes makes life a bit stressful”, Nanahemaa posited.

STORY BY MICHAEL OFOSU-AFRIYIE, KUMASI.