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Four contestants are on the biggest game show in Ghana, Step Up.
They are all looking at winning cash and a fully paid vacation to Dubai.
The contestants for episode 8 are Lawrencia Dogbey, Adjetey Sowah Nii, Archie Acheampong Opoku, and Christian Happiness.
They are expected to answer 12 multiple-choice questions correctly to be able to hit the jackpot.
Watch the game via the link below:
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