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BY Gameli Hamelo, 11:51am October 01, 2014,

Vanessa Gyan To Host ‘Late Night Celebrity Show’ Segment

by Gameli Hamelo, 11:51am October 01, 2014,
Vanessa Gyan

Vanessa Gyan

Ghanaian TV presenter and producer Vanessa Gyan (pictured) will host a segment on the revamped “The Late Night Celebrity Show” (TLNCS) on ETVGH when it returns in October.

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The 15-minute segment consists of what’s trending on Social Media, Fashion, celebrity news, Vanessa Gyanexclusive interviews, and more.

On what she will bring to her new role, Gyan says, “I bring my love for what I do, my one of a kind personality, creativity and my own uniqueness.”

“TLNCS” airs on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 9:30 p.m. (21:30 GMT).

A year ago, Gyan joined ETVGH as a producer and presenter and is currently the producer of “e on e,” the flagship entertainment program hosted by Caroline Sampson. Still, Gyan can also be seen dishing entertainment news during prime time.

Previously, Gyan worked in the United States, covering events alongside networks such as VH1, MTV, and BET and interviewing prominent artists Boyz II Men, producer Swizz Beatz, Roc Nations’ Melanie Fiona, and the wife of Miami Heat’s Chris BoshAndrienne.

Watch Vanessa Gyan interview Adrienne Bosh here:

 

Speaking on her bright future ahead, Gyan adds, “My mind is brewing with ideas and I just can’t wait to share them.”

She is the daughter of the legendary Kiki Gyan of Osibisa Fame.

Watch Vanessa Gyan on ETVGH here:

 

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Last Edited by:Abena Agyeman-Fisher Updated: October 1, 2014

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