by Admin | Aug 8, 2025 | Artist Corner, Events, Latest, Pro.Files, Slam
Born in the soul of Maamobi and raised in its rhythm, Jibril Iddrisu, stage-named Soyo Vi Zibo, is not just a poet he is an embodiment of community consciousness, cultural depth, and lyrical fire. With roots deeply planted in Accra’s working-class suburb, he grew from the dusty corridors of Kubatul Hadra Islamic Primary through the disciplined halls of Barnes Memorial and O’Reilly SHS, to emerge as one of Ghana’s most commanding spoken word voices.
Today, Soyo Vi Zibo stands as the reigning Ehalakasa National Slam Champion, a title earned not just by rhyme and rhythm, but by the weight of relevance his words carry. His performances are textured with commentary on politics, love, education, domestic struggle, and the environment, echoing the lived realities of the people who shaped him.
But he’s not just an artist he’s a builder. As a literacy facilitator at the Nima Maamobi Community Learning Centre, Soyo pours into others the very thing that saved him: the power of words. His dual life as both teacher and performer creates a rare fusion where his classroom becomes a stage, and his stage, a classroom.
Whether at the National Theatre or in a crowded corner of Accra, his delivery remains intentional, his voice grounded, his presence undeniable. With Ehalakasa, he has delivered moving poetry and captivating theatre performances, always drawing from his roots to reach the hearts of strangers.
Soyo Vi Zibo is more than a slam poet. He is a mirror to society, a mentor to the youth, and a megaphone for the silenced. In his voice, the streets of Maamobi speak and the nation listens.
by Admin | Aug 8, 2025 | Artist Corner, Events, Latest, Pro.Files, Slam
Some poets write to entertain. Others to provoke thought. Dorneh Rhymez does both often in the same breath.
A master of wordplay and wit, Dorneh wields poetry like a craftsman’s tool shaping verses that amuse, challenge, and endure. His work is a blend of mirror and megaphone: holding up a reflection to the world while amplifying the questions we sometimes avoid.
“I want my poetry to linger,” he says. “It can be lighthearted, but it should always leave a shadow of thought behind.”
From light jabs of humor to hard-hitting social commentary, Dorneh’s lines walk the fine line between art and advocacy. His captivating storytelling invites listeners in, while his clever puns make them stay longer than they planned.
In a world of fleeting attention, Dorneh Rhymez knows how to earn it and keep it. His poetry doesn’t just live in the moment; it travels home with you, quietly echoing long after the applause fades.
Whether on a bustling stage or in an intimate reading circle, he delivers words that connect, challenge, and charm proof that poetry can be both playful and powerful.
by Admin | Aug 8, 2025 | Artist Corner, Latest, Pro.Files, Slam
For some, poetry is a hobby. For Whinna Yentem, it’s a lifeline a way of speaking the truths that live in the quiet corners of the human heart.
Born Gbeng Gloria, the Ghanaian spoken word artist is more than a performer; she’s a story-weaver, motivator, and voice for the unspoken. Her dual worlds poet and veterinarian may seem far apart, yet both are rooted in care, empathy, and transformation.
“I believe poetry is the best way to express hidden emotions, address pressing issues, and motivate those who can relate,” she says. “It allows me to connect with people in ways everyday conversations can’t.”
In just two years since she began her journey with words, Whinna Yentem has evolved from playful experimentation with language to a confident artistic voice ready to stand on bigger stages. Her performances are intimate yet impactful, marked by her signature wordplay and her ability to blend vulnerability with power.
As a master of ceremonies (MC), her charisma commands rooms. As a poet, her verses open doors to reflection, conversation, and healing. Whether addressing social issues, sharing personal truths, or inspiring change, she delivers with a rare authenticity that resonates long after the mic goes silent.
Whinna Yentem is proof that artistry isn’t just about talent it’s about the courage to speak, the wisdom to listen, and the commitment to create bridges between hearts.
Her story is still unfolding, but one thing is clear: she’s ready for the world, and the world needs to hear her.
by Admin | Aug 7, 2025 | Artist Corner, Latest, Pro.Files, Slam
In a world increasingly shaped by artificial noise and fleeting trends, the quiet, resonant voice of Poetic Dennis cuts through not with spectacle, but with sincerity.
Born and raised in Koforidua, Dennis Aboagye has carved a space for himself in Ghana’s contemporary poetic landscape by choosing a path both profound and intimate: speaking directly to the heart of society.
“I believe poetry should reflect life,” he shares. “It must breathe with the same rhythm as the people.”
His work is neither abstract nor overly ornate it is grounded, intentional, and relatable. Inspired by the laughter, pain, struggles, and triumphs of everyday life, Poetic Dennis turns mundane realities into meditative experiences. His verses transform sidewalks into stages, and ordinary citizens into heroes of their own stories.
Dennis’s mission is clear: to inspire, not just impress. He doesn’t write poetry for the elite; he writes it for the mother at the market, the trotro driver in traffic, the child dreaming on a classroom bench.
His performances are known for their subtle emotional power, their natural rhythms, and their capacity to stir introspection without preaching. Through poetry, Dennis becomes a social mirror a witness, a storyteller, and a quiet revolutionary.
As he continues to gain momentum, Poetic Dennis represents more than just a name on a flyer. He symbolizes the rising generation of Ghanaian artists who are reclaiming the narrative using language not just as decoration, but as a vehicle for empathy, reform, and reawakening.
In a culture thirsty for authenticity, Poetic Dennis quenches with simplicity, sincerity, and soul.
