Okyeame Kwame to build paediatric centre at Manhyia Hospital to mark 50th birthday

Ghanaian music icon Okyeame Kwame will be 50 years old this April and is choosing to mark the milestone by building a paediatric emergency centre at Manhyia District Hospital in Kumasi.

The ambitious project, which forms the centrepiece of his birthday celebrations, aims to strengthen emergency healthcare services for children, reflecting his enduring commitment to national development beyond the music studio.

As part of the celebration, the musician will host a star-studded birthday event on April 18, 2026 at +233 Jazz Bar & Grill in Accra, from 9 p.m. till late, to raise funds for the project.

Ghanaian music lovers can expect performances from a lineup of top artistes including Kuami Eugene, KiDi, King Paluta, Amerado, MzVee, Sista Afia, Afriyie Wutah, Kwabena Kwabena, Kweku Darlington, Abiana, Akwaboah, Abochi, Bradez, Ras Kuuku, Adina and Andy Dosty.

Tickets are priced at GHS1,500 for VVIP and GHS1,000 for VIP, with all proceeds directed towards the construction of the paediatric emergency centre, a gift that promises to save countless young lives in Kumasi.

Over the years, Okyeame Kwame has consistently championed Ghanaian culture and identity, incorporating indigenous languages such as Akan into his music, promoting the “Made in Ghana” agenda, and representing the country on global arts and tourism platforms.

By dedicating his 50th birthday to a project with lasting impact, he reinforces his image not only as a celebrated entertainer but also as a nation builder committed to meaningful change.

Fans and well-wishers can support the cause by purchasing tickets via 0240341678 or online at www.okworld.com.gh.

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