Fast Television Crowns Winners at Future Queen and Kidi Shepherd Show Grand Finale

Accra, May 17, 2026 By Seth Yeboah

Fast Television concluded the sixth season of Future Queen and the twelfth season of Kidi Shepherd Show (KISSH) with a grand finale at the National Theatre, Accra, on May 17, 2026. The two platforms showcase youth talent and leadership potential across Ghana.

Future Queen highlights young girls who demonstrate confidence and ambition in pursuing their chosen career paths.

Kidi Shepherd Show features performers across dance, singing, arts, acting, and other creative disciplines.

Both programs ran for eight weeks, with weekly evictions narrowing the field to 10 finalists per show. Contestants were assessed by an esteemed panel of judges drawn from the arts, education, and corporate sectors. The panel comprised Bobby 1, Jesisca Twumasi, Mr. S.K. Annor, Herty Bee, and DJ Plannet.

Future Queen Season 6 Finalists and Winners

The 10 finalists were: Awuraa Abena Odefo Morgan; Emma Aseda Akomah Gyamfi; Nhyira Gator; Nyameye Asiedu; Janessa Asieduwaa; Grace Addison; Christlove Frimpong; Sabina Nhyira Amoako; Nyamekye Yeboah; and Hadassah Frimpong.

Winners:

Ultimate Winner: Nhyira Gator – GHS 30,000
First Runner-up: Sabina Nhyira Amoako – GHS 15,000
Second Runner-up: Christlove Frimpong – GHS 10,000
Best Catwalk: Christlove Frimpong
Most Fashionable: Nhyira Gator
Most Eloquent: Hadassah Frimpong

Kidi Shepherd Show Season 12 Finalists and Winners

The 10 finalists were: Angelina Amoakoaa Among; Edwina Fosu Berko; Mannel Ayeyi Mensah; Sebastian Kwawu Selorm; Juliet Anorful; Raffiatu Vanderpuye; Stephen Annan Lovelace; Elsie Anuonyam Afful; Edna Akosua; and Highbury Drama Troupe.

Winners:

Ultimate Winner: Sebastian Kwawu Selorm – GHS 50,000
First Runner-up: Angelina Amoakoaa Among – GHS 20,000
Second Runner-up: Edwina Fosu Berko – GHS 10,000

All 20 finalists received certificates of participation in recognition of their performance and commitment throughout the competition.

Fast Television also presented citations to participating schools for their support in nurturing the contestants. The honoured schools were: Medsed Education Center, Gag Blessed Home Prep School, Real Boat International School, Hope Marie Academy, Hand of God Int. School, Gethsemane International School, and Highbury Int. School.

Three judges were recognized for their contribution to the programs: Mr. Robert Okyere Darko (Bobby 1), Ms. Jesisca Twumasi, and Mr. S.K. Annor, each receiving a citation for their service.

Ms. Rashida Obiokor (Miss Shidat), the regular presenter for Future Queen, was also honoured with a citation for her role in the show’s success over the season.

The event was attended by parents, guardians, school leaders, dignitaries, traditional leaders, and an audience that filled the National Theatre in support of the contestants. Fast Television said the finale underscores the company’s ongoing investment in youth development and the creative arts in Ghana.