Togbe Afrila’s Homecoming Concert Set to Dazzle Dzodze-Penyi Audience

Music lovers in the Volta Region and beyond are in for a treat as veteran Ghanaian musician Togbe Afrika returns to the music scene with a major homecoming concert. Scheduled for Saturday, 29th August 2026, at Infinity Stars Hotel, Dzodze-Penyi, the event promises to draw thousands of music enthusiasts.

A Return to Roots

Togbe Afrika's decision to hold the concert in Dzodze-Penyi is deeply personal, as he grew up in the Penyi and Dzodze area and received part of his basic education there. The musician says his return to his roots is not just an entertainment event, but an opportunity to reconnect with the community that played an important role in shaping his life.

The Togbe Afrika Homecoming represents more than a musical comeback; it marks a return to his roots, a celebration of culture, and a reconnection with his people. The musician plans to use the event to formally inform his elders about his plans to embark on a larger national programme that will take his music, education, entrepreneurship, and international opportunities to young people across Ghana.

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A Star-Studded Line-Up

The event will feature a star-studded line-up, including Ghanaian female artiste Enam, who recently emerged as a Telecel Ghana Music Awards winner in the Best Female category. Enam is expected to bring her powerful performance and contemporary Ghanaian sound to the stage, alongside versatile rapper Jah Phinga, who will deliver powerful performances in Ewe, Twi, and English.

The combination of Togbe Afrika's classic catalogue, Enam's contemporary sound, and Jah Phinga's lyrical versatility is expected to create a unique musical experience for patrons. The event will also provide a platform for emerging and established talents from the surrounding communities, showcasing the depth of talent within the Volta Region.

A Message for the Youth

Togbe Afrika's return to music is not solely about reviving his own career; he wants to use his experience and resources to help identify, develop, and produce emerging musicians. Through ROIS MUSIC PRODUCTIONS, he hopes to support young talents from Dzodze, Penyi, Aflao, Denu, Agbozume, Klikor, Akatsi, Abor, Ave Dakpa, and other communities across the Volta Region and Ghana.

The musician believes that established musicians have a responsibility to create pathways for the next generation rather than simply building their own careers. He plans to assist promising musicians with songwriting, music production, mentorship, and other aspects of their careers, with the goal of producing the next generation of musicians.

A New National Journey

The Togbe Afrika Homecoming marks the beginning of a new national journey for the musician, who plans to use his music and personal experience to encourage young people to stay away from destructive behaviours. He believes that young people need to hear real-life experiences and be reminded that their lives have value and that there are opportunities available to them if they remain focused.

The programme will also provide an opportunity to share information about international education opportunities, including the Indonesian scholarship opportunities available to eligible Ghanaian students. Togbe Afrika, who serves as the Honorary Consul of the Republic of Indonesia to Ghana, has been actively involved in promoting educational and people-to-people relations between Ghana and Indonesia.

The musician's message to the youth is simple: do not destroy tomorrow because of temporary pleasure today. He wants young people to understand that education, skills development, entrepreneurship, and international exposure can provide alternative pathways to a better future. With his return to music, Togbe Afrika is poised to inspire a new generation of musicians and young people in Ghana.

Source: JOY