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The trailer for one of the most anticipated Ghanaian series, Cocoa Season, has been released.
The series is directed by Theophilus Amoabeng and Executive Produced by Kumawood actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lil Win who stars in the series as a very successful and highly respected cocoa farmer in his community.
Through cocoa farming, the character was able to raise his sons and daughters to become influential people in society.
Starring alongside Lil Win are many other celebrities including Medikal and Vivian Jill who play love interests in the series.
Also featured in the show is Shatta Michy, Stonebwoy, Sister Derby, Kwesi Arthur, Mr Beautiful, Fameye, Joey B, Dopenation, Yaa Pono, Strongman, Sista Afia, Reggie Rockstone, Ellen White among many others.
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