Ghanaian actor and businessman Kwaku Manu has revealed how he and a small group of close friends are helping veteran hiplife musician Okomfour Kwadee during his recovery. The musician has been away from the public eye due to health challenges, and Kwaku Manu says he is ensuring Kwadee receives the care and attention he needs.
According to Kwaku Manu, the support goes beyond simple visits. Kwadee’s condition drew attention after videos circulated showing him in a weakened state. Concerned friends in the entertainment industry, led by Manu, mobilized resources and coordinated efforts to stabilize Kwadee’s health. This included regular check-ins and connecting him with professionals who could assist in his recovery.
Manu emphasized that the goal is not just short-term help but contributing to Kwadee’s long-term wellbeing. He shared that he has observed improvements in the musician’s condition, noting that consistent care and support have played a key role. These efforts reflect the entertainment community’s sense of responsibility to care for its members during difficult times.
Fans and colleagues have expressed admiration for Kwaku Manu’s involvement and are hopeful that ongoing support will help Kwadee regain strength and possibly return to music and public life.
Okomfour Kwadee, whose real name is Jerry Anaabaa, gained fame in the 2000s with hit songs and a unique style. In recent years, he has faced health setbacks that have affected his personal and professional life, prompting calls from supporters for sustained care and attention.
