DJ Juicy Successfully Hosts WE DEY STREET Event

DJ Juicy Successfully Hosts WE DEY STREET Event
WE DEY STREET
Ghanaian DJ, DJ Juicy, successfully hosted the anticipated WE DEY STREET with DJ Juicy event on March 5th at the Madina Main Station. The initiative, which aims to shine a spotlight on street talents, particularly Trotro drivers, mates, Okada riders, and Kayayei, was met with overwhelming support from the community.

The event, deeply personal to DJ Juicy, was created as a platform to inspire and uplift individuals from the streets, encouraging them never to give up on their dreams. As part of giving back, DJ Juicy delivered an electrifying live DJ performance, spreading joy and positivity among attendees.

The event saw notable appearances from Ghanaian music stars, including Kofi Jamar and Soft Music, among other talented artistes who graced the stage to show their support. The energy at Madina Main Station was unmatched, as the crowd embraced the music, the message, and the movement.

With such a strong start, WE DEY STREET with DJ Juicy is set to become a movement that continues to uplift and empower talents from the streets.

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