Poetry is more than just words—it’s power, transformation, and impact. Rosina Nyadey, a Bachelor of Arts student in Political Science and the Study of Religion at the University of Ghana, embodies this truth. A passionate writer and avid reader, Rosina’s dream is simple yet profound—to bring smiles to the faces of those in society.
Her belief in giving back fuels her artistry, making her one of the standout voices at SheShe Slam IV. On March 8th, at the Accra Mall, Rosina will take the stage, where her words will not only compete for the 5,000 GHC prize but also touch the hearts of many.
Will she rise as the next poetry queen? Witness the magic unfold at 7 PM.
he stage is set, and the countdown begins for SheShe Slam IV, Ghana’s premier poetry showdown celebrating the power of words and the brilliance of women in spoken word. This year, two dynamic performers—Emmanuella Afi Dentsui (Afyah4Christ) and Praise Deladem Vorsah (Praiz Dee)—are stepping into the spotlight as the Poetic Mavericks, ready to captivate the audience with their lyrical mastery.
Meet the Mavericks
Afyah4Christ is a passionate educator, creative writer, and poet with a mission to inspire and give back to society through her craft. Her performances are known to blend wisdom, faith, and a powerful sense of purpose.
Praiz Dee, a final-year ICT/Maths student at Akatsi College of Education, is not just a poet—she’s a storyteller, a beauty queen, and a literary force. She lives by Abraham Lincoln’s philosophy: “If some achieve success, it is proof that others can achieve as well.” Her poetry reflects resilience, ambition, and an unshakable belief in the power of words.
The Battle for 5,000 GHC
With 5,000 GHC on the line, SheShe Slam IV promises an electrifying night where poetry meets passion. Who will claim the crown? Who will leave the audience in awe? One thing is certain—these Poetic Mavericks are ready to leave their mark.
Poetry is more than words; it is power, rhythm, and resistance. This year at SheShe Slam IV, the incredible Ofori Konadu Alswel, known as All Is Well, steps onto the stage to deliver a performance that promises to move hearts and challenge minds.
A dedicated teacher, award-winning academic, and powerful spoken word artist, Alswel’s journey is one of resilience and deep self-awareness. Her poetry delves into identity, self-love, and the power of self-belief. She embraces her haters as fuel for her greatness, embodying the very essence of strength and wisdom.
On March 8 at 7:00 PM, the Food Court at Accra Mall will come alive as the most dynamic women poets battle for the GHC 5,000 grand prize. SheShe Slam IV is more than a competition—it is a movement, a celebration of women using poetry as a tool for advocacy and expression.
Be there to witness All Is Well and other talented poets deliver performances that will stay with you long after the night ends.
In the world of spoken word, few voices resonate as deeply as Miss Perfect’s. A poet, writer, and aspiring musician, she has carved a space for herself where words meet emotion, challenging audiences to reflect on self-identity, human connections, and introspection.
Her poetry is not just performance—it’s an experience, guiding listeners through the highs and lows of personal and collective existence. With every line, she sparks dialogue, reflection, and empowerment.
At SheSheSlam 2025, Miss Perfect is poised to take center stage, bringing her unique blend of creativity and conviction to Ghana’s biggest all-female slam event. As she competes for the 5,000 GHC grand prize, her fans and poetry lovers alike anticipate an unforgettable performance.
Join us on March 8th at Accra Mall and witness Miss Perfect’s artistry LIVE!
March 8th, 2025 – A Stage Set for Change
In the world of slam poetry, words hold power. They can heal, disrupt, inspire, and ignite revolutions. At this year’s SheSheSlam TV, one name stands out: Esenam.
With a voice that is both deep and introspective, she crafts poetry with precision and purpose. Each word, carefully chosen. Each line, a reflection. Her art isn’t just about speaking—it’s about evoking emotion, sparking thought, and leaving an impact.
SheSheSlam TV: More Than a Competition
Taking place on March 8th, 2025, at Accra Mall, SheSheSlam TV is Ghana’s only slam poetry event dedicated to amplifying women’s voices. Beyond the competition, it’s a movement—a space where women are celebrated, their stories are heard, and their voices are unapologetically powerful.
With 5,000 GHC on the line, the competition is fierce. But for poets like Esenam, it’s not just about the prize—it’s about the message. It’s about shifting narratives, challenging perspectives, and leaving a mark that lasts far beyond the stage.
Be There. Witness the Power.
SheSheSlam TV isn’t just an event—it’s a moment in history. A night of words that cut deep, stories that need to be told, and performances that redefine what poetry can be.
Date: Saturday, 8th March 2025
Location: Accra Mall – Food Court
⏰ Time: 7 PM
Grand Prize: 5,000 GHC
️ Join us as we witness Esenam and 11 other fearless women take the mic and set the stage on fire.
The stage is set, the mic is open, and SheSheSlam 2025 is ready to amplify female voices! This year’s theme, ‘Unleash Her Voice: Poetry, Power & Change’, celebrates the strength and impact of spoken word poetry in shaping narratives and communities.
Organized by Ehalakasa, this female-only slam competition is an open call for powerful female poets to showcase their talent.
How to Participate
✔️ Submit a 90-second video or audio of your slam poetry performance
✔️ Email it to ehalakasa@gmail.com
✔️ Whatsapp to +233205043890
✔️ Deadline: February 15, 2025
✔️ Eligibility: Open to female poets 18+
Why Join SheSheSlam?
Amplify Your Voice: Be part of a movement celebrating women in poetry
Gain Recognition: Stand out in Ghana’s vibrant poetry scene
Connect & Network: Engage with like-minded poets and industry experts
Sponsorship & Partnership Opportunities
Are you a brand or organization that supports women in the arts? Partner with us!
Contact: +233205043890 / +233598942935
Tag, share, and spread the word—SheSheSlam 2025 is here to make HER voice heard!
I channel stories through time and space to create cathartic moments.” These words capture the essence of King Yaw, a dynamic creative whose artistry transcends boundaries. As a writer, actor, director, dancer, and spoken word artist, Yaw brings a unique fusion of storytelling, movement, and identity to the stage.
A Performer Rooted in Culture
Hailing from Ghana, King Yaw’s work explores themes of African identity, immigration, family, and self-love, blending the rich traditions of West African tribal dance with the modern vibrancy of Afrobeats. Whether through words or movement, Yaw’s performances leave audiences inspired, moved, and connected.
“I find joy in being a professional laugher and rooted dancer,” Yaw says, reflecting his infectious passion for life and creativity. On stage, he becomes his stories, channeling language and movement to create transformative experiences.
The Event
King Yaw is one of 12 exceptional finalists performing at the EHALAKASA National Grand Slam, Ghana’s premier spoken word event. This free-entry showcase brings together the nation’s most talented poets for an evening of art, storytelling, and inspiration.
Why You Should Attend
Yaw’s performances are more than just poetry—they are a celebration of African culture and identity, designed to spark transformation and connection. His ability to weave words, dance, and storytelling into a single performance guarantees a memorable experience.
Meet the Finalists
Joining King Yaw are 11 other phenomenal poets, including Whinna Yentem, Soyo Vi Zibo, and Ueezy De Poet. Together, they represent the diversity and vibrancy of Ghana’s spoken word scene.
Experience the Art of Storytelling
The EHALAKASA National Grand Slam isn’t just an event—it’s a movement celebrating the power of words, culture, and identity. Whether you’re a seasoned poetry lover or new to the spoken word scene, this event promises something extraordinary.
For more information, contact: +233 59 894 2935 or visit www.ehalakasa.com.
“I am a reincarnated soul with a message from Asamando.” These profound words embody the essence of Kai Nananom, a spoken word artist, writer, and poet whose performances channel ancestral wisdom and cultural truths.
A Poet with Purpose
Kai Nananom’s poetry transcends the ordinary, connecting the spiritual and physical worlds through thought-provoking verses. Rooted in the traditions of the ancestors, Kai’s work reflects a deep sense of purpose and conviction.
“I carry messages from Asamando,” Kai shares, referring to the spiritual realm of the ancestors. His unique ability to weave cultural depth and spiritual insights into his performances makes him a standout voice in Ghana’s spoken word scene.
The Event
Kai Nananom is one of the 12 finalists set to perform at the EHALAKASA National Grand Slam, Ghana’s leading spoken word event. This free-entry event celebrates the transformative power of poetry and brings together some of the nation’s most talented poets.
Why You Should Attend
Kai Nananom’s performances are more than just poetry—they are spiritual experiences that inspire reflection and connection. His ability to blend ancestral wisdom with modern storytelling ensures an unforgettable experience for all who attend.
Meet the Finalists
Joining Kai are 11 other phenomenal poets, including Ueezy De Poet, Poetic Dennis, and Kobby Wright. Together, they represent the diversity and richness of Ghana’s spoken word community.
Experience the Power of Words
The EHALAKASA National Grand Slam isn’t just an event—it’s a movement. Whether you’re a long-time poetry lover or new to the spoken word scene, this event offers a unique opportunity to connect with Ghana’s most talented artists.
For more information, contact: +233 59 894 2935 or visit www.ehalakasa.com.
“Unlike the gun, my words shoot to heal, not to kill.” This statement defines the artistry of Ueezy De Poet, a spoken word artist and writer whose performances resonate with messages of love, healing, and transformation.
The Poet with a Mission
Ueezy De Poet derives his name from the Uzi gun, but his weapon of choice is the spoken word, used to mend hearts and spark change. With each performance, Ueezy crafts a tapestry of storytelling, social awareness, and emotional depth that leaves a lasting impact on his audience.
“Poetry is more than words,” Ueezy shares. “It’s a bridge to healing and connection.” His ability to weave raw emotion with lyrical brilliance makes him a standout voice in Ghana’s spoken word community.
The Event
Ueezy De Poet is one of the 12 finalists set to perform at the EHALAKASA National Grand Slam, Ghana’s premier spoken word event. This free-entry event will showcase the country’s most talented poets, each bringing their unique voice and perspective to the stage.
Why You Should Attend
Ueezy De Poet’s performances are a testament to the healing power of words. His art bridges the gap between the personal and the universal, creating a sense of connection and understanding for his audience.
Meet the Finalists
Joining Ueezy are 11 other exceptional poets, including Whinna Yentem, Poetic Dennis, and Kobby Wright. Together, they represent the vibrancy and diversity of Ghana’s spoken word scene.
Be There. Feel the Words.
The EHALAKASA National Grand Slam is more than an event—it’s a celebration of the power of poetry to inspire, heal, and transform. Whether you’re a seasoned poetry enthusiast or a newcomer to the spoken word scene, this event promises an unforgettable experience.
For more information, contact: +233 59 894 2935 or visit www.ehalakasa.com.
“Words can build bridges or break walls, but they always leave a mark.” This is the essence of Kobby Wright, a spoken word artist whose evocative poetry delves into identity, justice, love, and the complexities of the human condition.
The Poet Behind the Words
Hailing from Ghana, Kobby Wright draws inspiration from the world around him, weaving personal experiences with universal truths. His performances resonate deeply, blending vulnerability with conviction to foster meaningful connections with his audience.
“Poetry is my bridge to understanding and connection,” Kobby shares. Through his art, he seeks to inspire, educate, and spark conversations that leave a lasting impact on listeners.
The Event
The EHALAKASA National Grand Slam is Ghana’s most anticipated spoken word event, bringing together 12 phenomenal poets for a night of transformative performances. Kobby Wright is one of the finalists, ready to captivate the audience with his powerful storytelling and thought-provoking poetry.
Why You Should Attend
Kobby Wright’s unique blend of poetry and storytelling promises an unforgettable experience. His ability to tackle pressing social issues while connecting with audiences on a personal level makes him a standout performer in Ghana’s poetry scene.
Meet the Finalists
Joining Kobby Wright are 11 other talented poets, including Whinna Yentem, Poetic Dennis, and Coniah The Poet. Together, they represent the diversity and vibrancy of Ghana’s spoken word community.
Experience the Power of Words
The EHALAKASA National Grand Slam is more than an event—it’s a movement celebrating the transformative power of poetry. Whether you’re a long-time poetry lover or a curious newcomer, this event is not to be missed.
For more information, contact: +233 59 894 2935 or visit www.ehalakasa.com.
