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Stop talking too much on stage – Kafui Dey warns MCs

Veteran broadcaster and Master of Ceremonies (MC), Kafui Dey, has cautioned MCs to cut down on excessive talking when hosting events.
According to Kafui Dey, who spent 17 years in sales before becoming a full-time MC, many MCs today ruin events by talking too much and promoting themselves instead of the event.
Kafui Dey advised MCs to ask for testimonials instead, urging them to have organisers record a one-minute video mentioning their name, company, and what they liked about the MC’s performance, which goes beyond self-praise.
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