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 Ladies and Gentlemen,

It is with great pride and excitement that we are here today to  let you know the artistic brilliance and cultural contributions of some of the most talented artists from Chereponi. This region, rich in heritage and tradition, has given rise to individuals whose creative prowess has not only captured the essence of our community but has also resonated beyond our borders. Today, we honor the exceptional talents of Jecob, Atta Yaaw, Alhaji Haruna, Muhammad Bachar, Freekanjo, Hamza, and Gbajo.Jecob, known for his masterful brushstrokes and evocative use of color, has brought to life the landscapes and everyday scenes of Chereponi with a vibrancy that speaks directly to the heart. His works are a testament to his keen observation and deep connection to our environment, allowing viewers to experience the beauty of our land through his eyes.Atta Yaaw, a maestro of traditional music, has kept our cultural heritage alive through his haunting melodies and rhythmic compositions. His dedication to preserving and innovating within the realm of traditional music has ensured that our musical legacy continues to inspire and unite us. Atta Yaaw's music is not just a performance; it is a journey through the soul of Chereponi.Alhaji Haruna, a visionary in the world of sculpture, has transformed ordinary materials into extraordinary pieces of art. His sculptures, often inspired by local myths and folklore, stand as powerful symbols of our collective identity and history. Alhaji Haruna’s work reminds us of the importance of remembering and honoring our past as we move forward.Muhammad Bachar's contributions to the literary arts cannot be overstated. His poetry and prose, rich with the themes of love, struggle, and resilience, have captivated readers and brought the stories of Chereponi to the world stage. Through his words, Muhammad Bachar has given voice to the experiences and aspirations of our people.Freekanjo, with his innovative approach to dance, has redefined the boundaries of traditional and contemporary movement. His choreography, marked by its fluidity and emotional depth, has brought a new dynamism to the performing arts scene in Chereponi. Freekanjo’s work challenges us to see dance not just as entertainment, but as a powerful means of expression and connection.Hamza, a gifted storyteller, has captivated audiences with his engaging narratives and compelling characters. His storytelling sessions are not merely about recounting events; they are immersive experiences that transport listeners into the very heart of the tales. Hamza’s stories are a bridge between generations, ensuring that our traditions and values are passed down and cherished.

Lastly, Gbajo's talent in the visual arts has made a significant impact on both local and international platforms. His unique style, characterized by bold lines and intricate patterns, reflects a deep understanding of cultural symbolism and artistic innovation. Gbajo's artwork serves as a visual diary of our times, capturing the essence of Chereponi's spirit and resilience.In celebrating these remarkable artists, we not only acknowledge their individual achievements but also recognize the collective strength of Chereponi’s artistic community. Each of these artists, in their own unique way, has contributed to the rich tapestry of our cultural heritage, and their works continue to inspire, educate, and unite us.Let us applaud Jecob, Atta Yaaw, Alhaji Haruna, Muhammad Bachar, Freekanjo, Hamza, and Gbajo for their outstanding contributions. May their creativity and dedication continue to shine brightly, inspiring future generations to embrace and celebrate the arts.

Thank you.