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World-class artiste Wiyaala has once again asserted her dominance as the indomitable "lioness of Africa" with her electrifying performance at the maiden edition of the Taste of Ghana festival.
The event, organized by the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre (GIPC) in partnership with the Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) and GUBA is a platform created to showcase the rich Ghanaian culture and promote local businesses.
The ‘’Rock My Body’’ hitmaker did not disappoint; serving fans with her usual mind-blowing and energetic performance that drew audiences to the dancefloor and even onto the stage.
Held at the Accra Polo Club on December 28, there were also live performances from Cina Soul, the Kwanpa Band, the High School Band and a host of others.
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