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UBA’s REDTV, the way of life diversion channel fueled by the bank has debuted its eagerly awaited series ’13 Sorts of Women.’
The 13-episode Ghanaian series, coordinated by grant winning movie producer Eddie Seddoh, will be accessible for a worldwide crowd on YouTube this Thursday, September 19.
13 Sorts of Women offers a private investigate the existences of assorted Women, investigating their genuine relationship elements, difficulties, and wins. The elegant series includes a portion of Ghana’s most capable entertainers, including Sovereign David Osei, Harold Amenyah, Peter Ritchie, and Jasmine Baroudi, among others.
At the selective debut occasion held last Friday at Silverbird Films, Qazeem Bello, Head Working Official at UBA Ghana, featured the meaning of the series. “13 Sorts of Ladies is something beyond a show; it’s a festival of the strength, versatility, and variety of ladies. We are excited to rejuvenate this strong story and offer it with crowds around the world,” he said.
He further underscored the bank’s obligation to encouraging African innovativeness through REDTV. “As UBA’s way of life channel, REDTV is committed to recounting Africa’s accounts and enabling youthful substance makers and movie producers across the landmass. We trust in the force of narrating to shape societies and networks, and we’re glad to commend imagination and coordinated effort through this series. It mirrors UBA’s continuous mission to draw in with our crowd while supporting arising gifts in film, scriptwriting, and creation.”
REDTV, gladly fueled by UBA, keeps on conveying rich and drawing in happy that grandstands the absolute best of Africa, spreading over style, news, music, sports, show, travel, and the sky is the limit from there.
With 13 Sorts of Women, UBA supports its obligation to improving the African innovative expressions industry and advancing nearby ability on a worldwide stage.
13 Sorts of Women will be accessible for web based on REDTV’s true YouTube channel from September 19.
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