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The Big Weekend In Kumasi

The fun moves to Kumasi this weekend for the biggest party and run of events. As the biggest students’ gathering gets into shape, the list of activities starts with Epilogo on Thursday at Georgia. This will be the 11th year of pure fun, reunion, great music and drinks all night on the house. 

This year, the party takes a new dimension and happening live with Ghana’s Best Event DJ, DJ Vyrusky flanked by MCs Kojo Manuel and Sheldon. There is little that can go wrong with this bunch in control. In an all short affair, REPU starts on a great note all thanks to Echo House, the best party crew yet. 

Friday is for the ballers as Ciroc Friday returns for the 2nd year at REPU with ‘The Last Flight to Vegas’. The party that has unlimited assortments of Ciroc flowing and all the top party makers around will be the event to be at on Friday. 

And then the ‘ALL BLACK’ affair returns for the charm, their 3rd time at REPU. This is the event to be at as it assembles the crème de la crème of KNUST and Kumasi as a whole. You don’t want to miss out on the event with the clout to dictate the dress code for Saturday. Yup, ‘ALL BLACK IS ALRIGHT’.


Then on Sunday, you give your night a classy twist before you bid your farewells at the HD Concert that features the likes of Efya, Kwabena Kwabena and Okyeame Kwame. The full circle meets perfectly with this concert and trust, your Easter won’t be any better without them. 

Now that you know where to be and what to do with your time, thank me later. Forget about Kwahu, the fun has a new address and it’s now Kumasi.

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