Fiche Personne
Cinéma/TV
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Chris Attoh
Acteur/trice, Directeur/trice Général
Ghana
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English
Chris Attoh
Christopher Nii Attoh is a television show host, actor and a master of ceremonies (MC) popularly referred to as Chris Attoh.
The multi- talented TV personality has steadily risen into stardom to become one of the finest actors Africa can boost of. Chris describes himself as a young entrepreneur, whose key objective is to continually strive to raise the flag of Ghana high.
He started as a National Service personnel at Groove FM then moved to Choice FM and was later poached by Metropolitan TV, popularly known as Metro TV, where he hosted the show dubbed “Links”. He also hosted few episodes of Smash TV and GTV’s then popularly show, “Show Time”.
Chris Attoh attended Achimota High School and did his Sixth form at the Accra Academy School. He later went to the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology where he read painting before moving to London to study Banking and Security. In London, he presented a show called “One touch” on OBE TV.
Aside hosting TV productions: ‘Stars of the Future’ and ‘Rhythms’, Chris has also stared in M- Net’s production, Tinsel, which is the first multi camera soap to be done in West Africa, specifically Nigeria.
He starred in Shirley Frimpong – Manso’s ‘Life and Living It’, which was his first Ghanaian
Christopher Nii Attoh is a television show host, actor and a master of ceremonies (MC) popularly referred to as Chris Attoh.
The multi- talented TV personality has steadily risen into stardom to become one of the finest actors Africa can boost of. Chris describes himself as a young entrepreneur, whose key objective is to continually strive to raise the flag of Ghana high.
He started as a National Service personnel at Groove FM then moved to Choice FM and was later poached by Metropolitan TV, popularly known as Metro TV, where he hosted the show dubbed “Links”. He also hosted few episodes of Smash TV and GTV’s then popularly show, “Show Time”.
Chris Attoh attended Achimota High School and did his Sixth form at the Accra Academy School. He later went to the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology where he read painting before moving to London to study Banking and Security. In London, he presented a show called “One touch” on OBE TV.
Aside hosting TV productions: ‘Stars of the Future’ and ‘Rhythms’, Chris has also stared in M- Net’s production, Tinsel, which is the first multi camera soap to be done in West Africa, specifically Nigeria.
He starred in Shirley Frimpong – Manso’s ‘Life and Living It’, which was his first Ghanaian
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