Ken Agyapong Jnr

Our Ghanaian Partner Printed Fake Tickets For 2022 Concert – Co-Founder Of Afrochella

Our Ghanaian Partner Printed Fake Tickets For 2022 Concert – Co-Founder Of Afrochella

The Co-founder of Afrochella, Ken Agyapong Jnr, has disclosed that the Ghanaian company contracted to print tickets for the 2022 Afrochella concert secretly printed fake ones. He explained that despite their blue, purple and yellow original tickets, there were other orange tickets in the public which he said were fake. Although he refused to reveal the name of the Ghanaian who was contracted to print the tickets, he expressed certainty that the company was responsible for the fake tickets for last year’s concert. Speaking on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM, Tuesday, he said some people purchased tickets, but they could not…
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We Won The Coachella Lawsuit – Afrochella Co-Founder

We Won The Coachella Lawsuit – Afrochella Co-Founder

The co-founder of Afrochella, Ken Agyapong Jnr, has revealed that his outfit won the copyright infringement lawsuit brought against them by Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival and its organizer, Goldenvoice. Mr Agyapong fell short of going into the details of the case but said his company “is good.” “We won the case,” he said on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM. However, despite the win, he stated that Afrochella will go through a rebranding which includes a name change they have effected – AfroFuture. He explained that after five years of operation, they felt that the show needed to evolve. “This…
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Afrochella Rebranding To ‘AfroFuture’ – Co-Founder Explains Why

Afrochella Rebranding To ‘AfroFuture’ – Co-Founder Explains Why

The co-founder of Afrochella, Ken Agyapong Jnr, has revealed that although it was announced that the annual show had come to an end in 2022, the event will return in 2023. Mr Agyapong Jnr said they have decided to rebrand and give the event a new name and identity, marking the end of the name ‘Afrochella’. Speaking on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM, the co-founder indicated that it will return in 2023 as ‘AfroFuture’. “At the beginning of last year (2022) in February, when we dedicated that the theme for the year will be Afrofuturism, that is when we actually came…
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