Ekow Blankson kicked the bucket on 3 October 2022, at 50 years old.

BY: Emmauel Larh Obese.

Ekow Blankson (sixteenth Walk 1972 - 3 October 2022) was a Ghanaian entertainer and also a business Chief of GhanaWeb. He also dealt with projects for schools, outstanding among them was a creation from Masters Creation of GH Schools, he worked with them on a film named Breath Retaliation and was selected Best Grown-up Male Job in their honours plot, the GH Understudy's Film Grants.

He kicked the bucket on 3 October 2022, at 50 years old.

EDUCATION

Blankson held a Bosses Degree in Expressive Arts and a Confirmation in Theater Expressions (Show) from the College of Ghana, Legon. He also had a promoting endorsement from Heineken Worldwide Trade College, Amsterdam.

CAREER.

Ekow worked with media organizations including TV Africa, Media General Ghana Restricted and Sight and sound Telecom Organization as Overseeing Chief, Head of Brands and Corporate Correspondences and Senior supervisor (Luv FM and Nhyira FM) individually. He highlighted and guided a few Ghanaian films. Ekow Blankson, until his downfall, worked at GhanaWeb as a Business Supervisor.

AWARDS.

Golden start award awarded by Great Excellence Movie Awards.

NOMINATIONS.

Best Actor nomination at the African Movie Academy Awards (AMAA).
Best Supporting Actor nomination at the 2010 Ghana Movie Awards.
Best Male Actor International nomination at the 2022 NELAS AWARDS UK
Best Adult Male Role GH Student's Awards 2022

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