Bboy Nagi and Bboy Blesso share honours at 2025 Afrobreak (Ghana selection) championship

Experience and dance quality over came youthful exuberance and quantity last Saturday at the 2025 selection for who to represent Ghana for the African Championship in November. 18 countries would be represented and hosted in Accra for the fourth edition.

Reigning champion, Bboy Nagi retained his title with a spectacular performance captivating over eight other tough contenders in the interesting Breaking contest.

After rounds of wonderful displays Bboy Nagi battled with Bboy Kelly in the hot final and he used his energy, skill and strength to win.

Second placed Bboy Kelly who represented Ghana in a recent event in Togo was on current form and deserved his position.

However, the excitement of the day was visible in the Free Style category where Bboy Blesso showed his hidden tricks and antics to grab the ultimate prize.

Runner up Prince Khoded who won last year congratulated the winner and hoped to comeback stronger as this was the first time he lost in a battle.

Some of the exciting dancers who thrilled the spectators were Bboy New Mask and Bboy Zaga.

The judges drawn from Nigeria, Benin, Ghana and the Netherlands were very fair and professional just like the amazing female DJ, Soulabebe who dished the Afrobreak music.

Host of the show Bboy Lyricx who incidentally is the founder of Afrobreak Concept commended the participants for showing the culture in their hard work, and demonstrating peace love and unity. He thanked the French Embassy and Ghana Olympic Committee for their support.

Julien Lecas head of culture cooperation. Jeremie Desjardins Cultural Attaché and Marine Dolomie also a Cultural attaché were there to grace the event and presented prizes to the winners.

Bboy Lyricx announced that the winners and Afrobreak crew would be leaving for France to participate in the international event in Montpellier.

Red Bull energy drink and Afrobreak Academy sponsored the show which took place at Nima Mamobi Community Culture Basket court.

By Sammy Heywood Okine