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Sarkodie receives Asantehene’s Badge of Honour, donates items to Manhyia Hospital

Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has received the Asantehene’s Badge of Honour in recognition of his contributions, with the award presented on behalf of the Manhyia Palace at the Kessben FM studios. The rapper expressed gratitude for the recognition, describing it as particularly meaningful to him. “Truly grateful for this recognition. This one means a lot,” he […]

Sarkodie receives Asantehene’s Badge of Honour, donates items to Manhyia Hospital

Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has been awarded the Asantehene’s Badge of Honour by the Manhyia Palace, acknowledging his contributions to society. The prestigious recognition was bestowed upon him at the Kessben FM studios, on behalf of the revered Manhyia Palace. In a heartfelt post, Sarkodie expressed his deep appreciation for the honor, stating, “Truly grateful for this recognition. This one means a lot.” His gratitude reflects the significance of this accolade to him personally.

This recognition aligns with Sarkodie’s ongoing commitment to community outreach as he prepares for the upcoming Rapperholic 2026 event. To support the Mother and Baby Unit at the Manhyia District Hospital, the rapper generously donated a range of essential items, including diapers, tissues, wipes, and food. The donation, part of the Rapperholic 2026 Community Impact Initiative, aims to provide tangible assistance to mothers and children receiving care at the hospital.

Through this act of generosity, Sarkodie seeks to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those receiving medical attention at the Mother and Baby Unit, complementing the musical aspect of the Rapperholic concert. The initiative underscores the rapper’s dedication to social impact activities, marking it as an integral component of the annual Rapperholic, a highly anticipated event on Ghana’s vibrant music scene.

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