Kaneshie Presby School won the Season 4 grand finale of Onua TV’s Akwadaa Nyansafoɔ on Sunday, 1 November 2026, becoming the fourth champion in the children’s reality competition’s history.
The school joins DJ Zerbb, Amazing Heroes and Central Gospel School on the list of winners after completing a season focused on the intelligence, confidence and talents of young people from participating schools.
Kaneshie Presby School’s success follows DJ Zerbb’s triumph in Season 1, Amazing Heroes’ victory in Season 2 and Central Gospel School’s title in Season 3.
Since its launch, Akwadaa Nyansafoɔ has given young people a national television platform to display their abilities and gain recognition. The programme also promotes healthy competition while celebrating children’s knowledge, creativity and self-confidence.
DJ Zerbb, whose real name is Kwadwo Fordjour, was the first winner of the show. The young DJ is originally from Tuobodom in the Bono East Region and later won the Best Young DJ award at the 2024 Ghana DJ Awards.
He subsequently qualified for TV3 Talented Kids Season 17, extending the success that began with his Akwadaa Nyansafoɔ victory.
Amazing Heroes took the Season 2 title, maintaining the programme’s emphasis on recognising exceptional young participants. Central Gospel School then secured the Season 3 championship at the grand finale.
Kaneshie Presby School followed them by producing a confident and impressive display of talent in the fourth season.
A singing segment formed part of the Season 4 final, with a representative of the winning school performing “Bloody Samaritan”, a hit song by Nigerian singer Ayra Starr.
The performance showcased the pupil’s stage presence and confidence, while also demonstrating the range of abilities among the contestants beyond the central competition.
The programme provides participating schools with an opportunity to highlight the strengths of their pupils. For audiences, it offers an engaging display of youthful talent and determination.
Akwadaa Nyansafoɔ also reflects Onua TV’s role in providing educational entertainment for Ghanaian viewers. By giving children the chance to demonstrate their abilities, the show aims to inspire others to pursue excellence.
Kaneshie Presby School’s victory brings the fourth season to a close and adds the school to the competition’s growing roll of champions.
