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Poet and literary coach, Nana Asaase, is preparing for the eighth edition of of his annual event of literary renditions and cultural expressions, Mental Pictures.
Dubbed 'Bagyina Reoaded', the programme will be held at La Palm Royal Beach Hotel on Friday, 22nd November, 2024 at 6pm.
Performing at the event are Fapempong, Menaye, Hashmullah, Nii Saki, Muiniero, Adaobi, Dr. Sarah Dzogbadi, Nokwasem and the Wotonkrowa Band.
Born Philip Boakye Dua Oyinka, Nana Asaase is one of the prominent poets in Ghana's creative industry. With a blend of English and Twi in his poetry works, Nana Asaase has performed at a lot of high-profile events in Ghana and abroad.
He is admired for the depth of his literary compositions and the relevance of the subjects he touches on.
Tickets for Mental Pictures VII are selling at GHC 100 via short code *365*88*539#.
For enquiries call 0244924932, 0544848724.
The programme is organised by Asaase Inscriptions.
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