Ghanaian music enthusiast and philanthropist, Ayisha Modi, has made a passionate plea to the music industry to rally together and support veteran musician Okomfo Kwadee while he is still alive and in need.
Okomfo Kwadee, once one of Ghana’s most celebrated hip-life artistes, is currently battling serious health and financial challenges. Recent videos circulating on social media show the struggling musician looking frail, lost, and dejected as he sings his old songs in his neighbourhood. His drastic weight loss and disoriented appearance have raised concerns among fans and well-wishers about his well-being.
Reacting to the heart-breaking state of the legendary artiste, Ayisha Modi called on Ghanaian musicians and industry players to come together and help him before it’s too late. “Don’t wait for Kwadee to die before contributing for his funeral. Now is the time to support him so he can stand again as a musician and continue doing what he loves,” she urged.
Ayisha Modi believes that with collective effort, the industry can restore Kwadee’s health and help him reclaim his place in the music scene. She emphasised that it is important to celebrate and uplift talents while they are alive rather than showering them with tributes when they are no longer around.
Her plea has sparked conversations on social media, with many agreeing that the entertainment industry must do more to support struggling artistes, especially those who once made a significant impact.
See her video below;
