Ghana UK Based Achievements Awards (GUBA) takes place on November 16 and is set to be a star-studded affair
DREAM TEAM: GUBA founder Dentaa Amoateng (centre) with the GUBA team
THE ANNUAL Ghana UK Based Achievements Awards (GUBA) is scheduled to take place on November 16 at London’s luxurious Park Plaza Hotel.
The ceremony is a celebration of talent, excellence and achievement within the British-Ghanaian and African community and this year’s ceremony will be a star-studded affair, with dignitaries ranging from Cherie Blair and Dianne Abbott to accomplished entrepreneurs such as Herman Chinery-Hesse.
A night set to be filled with glamour, music and entertainment will come courtesy of talented band The Compozers and the evening is expected to provide exclusive networking opportunities.
Now in its fourth year, GUBA has gained a number of commendations from the likes of London Mayor Boris Johnson and MP Adam Afriyie.
“London’s diversity is its strength, and the GUBA Awards showcase all that is great about this city,” said Johnson. “I hope that the Awards are a fantastic success and would like to take this opportunity to extend my warmest good wishes to the Ghanaian community, and all connected with the GUBA Awards.”
Afriyie added: “I am delighted to support the 2013 GUBA Awards. They are an inspired platform and a fantastic opportunity to highlight the significant and valuable contribution British-Ghanaians make to the UK.”
Founder of the GUBA awards, Dentaa Amoateng, also reiterates the premise of the GUBA awards: “GUBA will continue to ensure that we represent the interests of the Ghanaian and African community and to showcase their outstanding achievements to the world.”
Judging from the launch which took place on September 5 at the House of Commons, the precedence has been set for GUBA 2013 to be an entertaining, inspirational and energetic event.
The GUBA Awards takes place at the Park Plaza Hotel, London SE1 on November 16.
For tickets and more information visit www.gubaawards.co.uk – The Voice
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