11 old Ghanaian TV shows which had all of us glued to our TV sets

Things We Do for Love was about the youth and how they lived their lives and went about things in school and at home, with their parents also coming in their way, trying to put them on track so they don't go astray. This story featured people like Pusher, Shaker, Enyonam, etc. Kyekyekule was a television series hosted by Uncle George Laing. He and his television crew moved from one school to the other to entertain, educate as well as learn with the children, which was then telecast at a later date. Taxi driver was a fast pace humorous sitcom that aimed at attracting the lives of ordinary people in society. It was focused on TT, a sharp-witted savvy taxi driver. He was a very iconic figure who all kids could look up to. This show consisted of popular actors like Maame Dokono, Wofa Yaw, Dr. Rokoto and others telling Ananse and folktale stories that were acted out by enthusiastic children with singing and dancing. Greetings from abroad. Nana Adwoa Awindor was the host of Greetings From Abroad, a TV programme that for the ten years it was on the air, showcased the living conditions and activities of Ghanaians living abroad. It also brought them closer to their families. Arguably one of the most popular shows to be aired on television, the Key Soap Concert Party helped launch the careers of famous comedians like Nkomode and Bob Okala. Actors, Akrobeto, Agya Koo, Mercy Asiedu, Kyeiwaa, all made their acting debuts on the show. 'Agoro' was a TV game show produced by Charterhouse that aired on GTV on Saturdays. It was hosted by David Dontoh and helped viewers learn about Ghanaian history, culture and social life. Aired on GTV in the 1990s, it was a popular music show sponsored by Guinness Ghana limited. The series introduced to us some distinguished characters who told the Ghanaian story with a touch of dexterity and a sense of pride. Source | Summary