Ghanaian rapper GTA (Ghana’s Top Advocate) brought smiles and festive cheer to inmates at Tamale Central Prison as part of celebrations for National Chocolate Day on Saturday, February 14, 2026. The visit aimed to make the day special for prisoners who are often overlooked during nationwide commemorations.
GTA, known for his energetic performances and impactful lyrics, spent time at the facility interacting with inmates and sharing treats, including chocolate and other confectionery items. The artiste’s gesture was warmly received by prisoners, many of whom expressed gratitude for the thoughtful celebration and the opportunity to feel included on a day dedicated to joy and indulgence.
During the visit, GTA urged inmates to stay hopeful and resilient despite their circumstances. He encouraged them to view the occasion as a reminder of love, unity and shared celebration, saying moments like these can boost morale and foster a sense of community even behind prison walls. His presence helped create a festive atmosphere as inmates laughed, danced and enjoyed the treats handed out.
Officials from Tamale Central Prison welcomed GTA’s visit and commended his efforts to engage with inmates positively. They highlighted the importance of such initiatives for prisoner welfare, noting that emotional support and inclusive activities can contribute to rehabilitation and mental well-being.
National Chocolate Day, observed annually on February 14, is a light-hearted celebration that encourages people to enjoy chocolate and share sweetness with others. GTA’s decision to extend the festivities to prisoners reflected his commitment to community outreach and social impact beyond his music career.
Fans and followers on social media reacted positively to GTA’s activities, with many praising him for using his platform to spread happiness among disadvantaged groups. The event was seen as a refreshing reminder that celebrations can be shared with all members of society, regardless of their circumstances.
