Highlife enthusiasts who were at the 2014 Music of Ghanaian Origin (MOGO) dance party, literally wore out the soles of their shoes, after hours on the dance floor.
More dance moves at #MOGO2014 https://t.co/Kb6P0VfYWP
— 97.3 Citi FM (@Citi973) December 5, 2014
Most of them abandoned their seats, “boogieing” to timeless tunes from the legendary Nana Ampadu, Okyeame Quame, Akwaboa and the Ramblers International Band.
Watch @RichardDelaSky‘s dance moves at #MOGO2014 https://t.co/3GVXHiKdMw — 97.3 Citi FM (@Citi973) December 5, 2014
And the crowd moved into a beautiful formation dance. #MOGO2014 https://t.co/jx9L0JIz09
#MOGO2014 https://t.co/jiGRQrrDgn
— 97.3 Citi FM (@Citi973) December 5, 2014
— 97.3 Citi FM (@Citi973) December 5, 2014
#MOGO2014 https://t.co/jiGRQrrDgn
— 97.3 Citi FM (@Citi973) December 5, 2014
Prof. Badu Akosah dancing to 'Agatha' by Nana Kwame Amapadu. #MOGO2014 https://t.co/tnngPSiV2n
— 97.3 Citi FM (@Citi973) December 5, 2014
. @SammiWiafe at #MOGO2014 https://t.co/lzjlCQi2VB
— 97.3 Citi FM (@Citi973) December 5, 2014
Nana Kwame Ampadu with showing off some dancing skills at MOGO dance party. #MOGO2014 https://t.co/oAqK3cUVwA
— 97.3 Citi FM (@Citi973) December 5, 2014
See @KojoAB rap @OkyeameKwamegh's 'Mansanaba' #MOGO2014 https://t.co/YmtDKDkXTh
— 97.3 Citi FM (@Citi973) December 5, 2014
By: Nana Boakye-Yiadom/citifmonline.com/Ghana
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