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One artiste who got heads turning with her appearance on the red carpet at the 24th edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) was Shegah.
Her dress was one of the most talked-about at the event as she sparkled and exuded elegance.
At the awards held on May 6, 2023 at the Grand Arena, Shegah arrived at the venue adorned in a radiant yellow dress which complimented her complexion.
Her well-coiffed hair, makeup, and stunning jewelry completed her look.
Known for her unique yet captivating sound and stagecraft, she has been an inspiration to many talents in Ghana and beyond. Her unparalleled passion for music has also earned her respect and admiration among her peers.
See some of Shegah's VGMA red carpet photos below:



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