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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.

Stop talking too much on stage – Kafui Dey warns MCs

Veteran broadcaster Kafui Dey has advised MCs to reduce their talking at events. Dey, who spent 17 years in sales before becoming an MC, claims many MCs today focus too much on self-promotion instead of promoting the event itself. He stated that the best MCs are often invisible, ensuring guests feel comfortable without drawing attention to themselves.

Dey criticized MCs for announcing their phone numbers on stage in an attempt to secure the next gig, stating that excellence in performance will naturally lead to inquiries about their contact information. Instead, he recommended seeking testimonials, urging MCs to have organizers record a one-minute video mentioning their name, company, and what they enjoyed about the MC's performance.

This approach, according to Dey, goes beyond self-praise and provides a more genuine endorsement. Dey shared his journey into MCing by accident, when his French boss drafted him to host a company event.

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