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TV3 Mentor is a music reality show organized by TV3. The reality show was the first reality show concerning music organized in Ghana. [1] [2] [3] [4]

Awards

WinnerSeason
Kweku BanyMentor 2020
Optional KingMentor Reloaded
Roselyn Akosua ManteyMentor 7
Lee StoneMentor 6
Lamuel Ansah-Acquah  Mentor 5
KesseMentor 4
EricoMentor 3
PrinceMentor 2
PrinceMentor 1

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