The CEO of the much-celebrated Northern Ghana reality show North Got Talent, Kulu Mallangah, has passionately appealed to renowned business mogul and CEO of Dzata Cement, Ibrahim Mahama, to sponsor the upcoming season of the show through his company.
Now in its fifth season, North Got Talent has steadily risen to become one of Ghana’s most viewed and impactful TV reality shows, especially in the northern regions. The show, which has been running consistently for four years, has been a platform that unearthed incredible talents like S. Bio, Firdaus De Baddest Boy, The Northern Best Dancers, and many more.
In a heartfelt video posted on his social media wall, Kulu Mallangah emphasized the critical role the show plays in curbing social vices among the youth. “Our mission is to nurture and promote raw talent in the North. We want to inspire the youth to focus on their gifted talents instead of turning to drugs and other negative behaviors,” he stated.
However, despite the show’s growing popularity and social impact, it has not yet secured a major sponsor. Mallangah is therefore making a public call to Ibrahim Mahama to come on board with Dzata Cement. He suggested that if the partnership materializes, they are willing to rebrand the show as Dzata North Got Talent, showcasing the cement giant’s commitment to youth development and northern entertainment.
This year’s edition, which officially starts on May 4, 2025, is already generating buzz. For the very first time, North Got Talent will award two brand-new cars—one for the top musician and another for the best dancer—alongside other prizes. Registration is currently open at a fee of GH₵150, and the show will be aired on Zaa TV and other major platforms.
For sponsorship and inquiries, interested parties are encouraged to contact the organizing team at 0505111555 or 0262000000.
