Esinu Aku Adza, the only female contestant amongst the four finalists, is a 27-year-old proud ‘old girl’ of the School of Performing Arts, University of Ghana, where she majored in theatre arts. She also practices as a master of ceremonies (MC).
Esinu graduated from Apam Senior High School in the Central Region in 2013. She then moved on to the University of Ghana’s School of Performing Arts in 2016. She graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts with first-class honours and was the valedictorian.
“I am excited to be part of the Top Intern since this is the premier season, and I am looking forward to the prospects it has to offer,” she stated in her profile statement ahead of the journey.
“Thankfully, I think I have learnt a lot. I have been given challenges that are not related to my field apart from documentary because I could add the creative arts background to it,” said Esinu on the experience gained throughout the show.
“I have proved myself throughout. I did not expect to do much, but I can say I am proud of myself. I have gone beyond my limits. I believe I am resilient.” Esinu revealed the programme has taught her a lot about opportunities and risk-taking.
Esinu believes so much in the power of friendship. “We need to grow together in order to become better together” is one of her principles in life. In her leisure time, Esinu loves to listen to Apostle Joshua Selman
Esinu looks up to individuals like Hollywood actor and movie producer Tyler Perry, Oprah Winfrey, and media personality NanAma McBrown. According to her, the growth of these individuals is “organic in that they have done many great works in communication and the media space.”
She loves watching more Christian content on YouTube when she is not studying or reading novels. Esinu Adza is highly confident of carrying the day as the overall top intern. All the best to her!