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The much-anticipated biggest outdoor party in the whole of Africa, headlined by HITZ FM, Skuuls Reunion, has made a big return and is currently underway at the El Wak Sports Stadium in Accra.
Ahead of the event, a giant stage has been mounted for the numerous exciting activities lined up.
Patrons and old-school pals have begun trooping in at the El Wak Sports Stadium, ready to pack all the fun-filled and exciting experiences known to be associated with it.
The event will kick-start with games like the five-a-side soccer competition, arm wrestling, 50-metre dash, tug-of-war, and jama competition, plus the newly introduced wine glass & tissue challenge and water cup challenge will take centre stage.
The games and competitions will ease off into a rap competition, which itself will blend into the evening of great music and dances.
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