Yvonne Nelson
The Ghanian actress has urged students to focus on their studies and also make their parents proud of them not for them to focus on a showbiz career now.
Celebrated Ghanaian actress, Yvonne Nelson, has advised students who have a flair for creative arts to take their formal education seriously and not abandon it.
The popular actress and producer made the call on Saturday during her acceptance speech after she was honoured at the 2016 edition of Broadway Drama Festival.
The award was for her quest to discover new talents, to give others a chance to reach the height she has attained.
According to Yvonne Nelson, “Education is a key in every aspect of our lives. It prepares everyone for every endeavour, and so it is to the creative arts industry.”
Though a lot of schoolgoing children want to pursue a career in the showbiz industry, she reiterated that their primary aim now should be their education because they are still in school.
“Take your lessons seriously and make your parents proud,” she added when she tasked children not to waste their parents’ resources at school by not studying.
The drama festival which was held at the Presbyterian Hall at Osu in Accra on Saturday attracted different drama groups from various senior high schools across the country.
The ‘Heels & Sneakers’ producer was honoured at the ceremony alongside other personalities for their contributions towards the creative arts industry. Before leaving the premises of the Presbyterian Hall, she took time to pose for photographs opportunities with students.
Source: Daily Guide/Ghana
