Afronitaa and Abigail are the first Ghanaian dancers to perform on BGT in the U.K.
As these talented individuals continue to make waves on Britain’s Got Talent, they are not only representing themselves but also putting Ghana on the international map as a hub for extraordinary artistic expression.
Afronita and Abigail serve as an inspiration to aspiring artists in Ghana, demonstrating that dreams can transcend borders and reach global audiences.
Their journey on Britain’s Got Talent is not just a personal achievement but a collective triumph for the entire nation and also a celebration of the rich cultural tapestry that Ghana contributes to the global artistic landscape.
Reactions below:
memp3roff wrote: God bless you for nurturing young Abigail, if not for you where will this little girl be by now… I’m smiling ☺️ @Emmanue21317465 said: Stargyal…. May God bless every step in your life…. Be strong and courageous always … Much love and support
@biggestminder said: You gotta watch a Man city match @yaw__morgan wrote: Love your hard work ❤ @_philiptetteh_ said: Very proud for Abigail and her role model ✌ @iam_stephaniiie wrote: So weird that this is just behind my house @jethro_cobby said: I must say I’m impressed by how you’re handling the young kid in your care as your own. Hats off! Impressive!
Meanwhile, Afronita, formerly associated with DWP Academy, has parted ways with the collective to pursue an independent career. Her departure, announced in an official press release, follows her post of a new future on social media.
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