eShun's dazzling performance of the National Anthem at Fight Night at Kempinski

eShun, the beautiful and fastest rising Africa’s Female Singer yesterday dazzled the hundreds at the prestigious Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City Ballroom, Accra to kick start the highly attended VIP Fight Night.
The audience in Ballroom of Kempinski clapped as Boxing Announcer Chris Attoh introduced eShun.

eShun came out in a beautiful green, red and black African print from Woodin, her hair held in front into the boxing ring flagged on the right by the former WBC featherweight and the WBC super featherweight Champion Azumah Nelson and on the left by Chris Attoh who introduced her as the beautiful and most talented singer.

The highs and lows of the song could only be done by eShun, who effortlessly sung the song to perfection.

eShun finished singing the National Anthem to a deafening applause from the crowd inside the Kempinski Hotel Ballroom.

The event was organised by HeMann Promotions and Azumah Nelson Boxing in collaboration with SuperSports.

Speaking to the Manager of HeMann Promotions, one of the promoters of the event about the delivery of eShun, “She was amazing. She nailed it. I know eShun. I knew she would deliver in grand style and she did.”

Yaw Sakyi, CEO of Rite Multimedia and Host of TV3’s ‘Fast Break’ said, “eShun is really good. I hope she is going to sing again before the end of the Fights.”

The event was exclusively televised to 53 African countries via DSTV Supersports and GOtv. A minute silence was observed in memory of the legendary Muhammad Ali who passed away at the age of 74.

Meanwhile eShun performed at the same venue on Friday June 10 as Fidelity Bank Ghana Limited held their annual Awards and Dinner Dance for 2016.

She stunned the workers of the bank with her epic performance with the FRA Band. eShun performed after the VGMA Unsung Artiste of Year Adomaa.

Written & Edited By
Quodwo Nhyira-Mensah
(QNews Africa)
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A video by one of the Audience at the Ballroom: