Stonebwoy To Perform At Tonight’s Closing Ceremony Of 2023 African Games

Renowned Afro-Dancehall artist Stonebwoy is set to take centre stage at the closing ceremony of the 2023 African Games today Saturday, March 23, at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium in Accra.

Famed for his chart-topping hits such as ‘Into The Future’ and ‘Activate’, the Ghanaian-international sensation promises to ignite the crowd with his infectious energy and signature blend of afrobeat, reggae, and dancehall rhythms before the culmination of other events on the night.

The hitmaker, known for his electrifying performances and unique blend of afrobeat, reggae, and dancehall rhythms, promises to leave the crowd in awe with his infectious energy.

Stonebwoy, the recipient of multiple BET awards is poised to deliver a captivating performance that will mark the grand finale of the fifteen-day extravaganza, which has brought together 5000 elite athletes and coaches from fifty-five African countries across twenty-nine sports codes.

Born Livingstone Satekla, the acclaimed artist seamlessly fuses Afropop, dancehall, and reggae into a unique sound dubbed “Afro-dancehall,” establishing himself as Ghana’s foremost musical icon since 2012.

With a string of international tours, notable collaborations, and chart-topping albums under his belt, Stonebwoy has solidified his position in Africa’s music scene while elevating the continent’s cultural influence globally.

Reflecting on tonight’s performance, Stonebwoy expressed gratitude for the opportunity to represent Ghana and the African continent at such a prestigious event. “As a pan-Africanist music artist,” he remarked, “it is truly an honor to be chosen to perform at the closing ceremony of the 2023 African Games.”

He further assured fans of an electrifying showcase, stating, “Rest assured, I am committed to bringing vibrant energy and electrifying vibes to the stage, ensuring that Saturday’s performance is nothing short of magical. Africa isn’t ready for the spectacle we have in store!”

Other artists billed to perform at the ceremony this evening includes Ghana’s Wiyaala, Cameroon’s Stanley Enow, the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Innoss’B, and Gabon’s Emma’a.

The African Games, organized by the African Union, serve as a platform to showcase athletic prowess, celebrate African cultural heritage, and promote unity among nations.

In its 13th edition, the event plays a vital role in fostering social cohesion and peace across the continent.