Stonebwoy and Wiyaala Set to Light Up the Closing Ceremony of the 13th African Games
BET Award-winning Afropop sensation Stonebwoy, alongside the dynamic Wiyaala, is poised to headline the electrifying closing ceremony of the 13th African Games in Accra on March 23, 2024, at the University of Ghana Sports Stadium.
Renowned for his global chart-topping hits like ‘Into the Future’ and ‘Activate’, Stonebwoy will infuse the event with his infectious blend of afrobeats, reggae, and dancehall, captivating thousands of fans with his energetic performance.
As one of Ghana’s leading musical figures since 2012, Stonebwoy’s seamless fusion of Afropop, dancehall, and reggae has earned him international acclaim, making him a household name both locally and globally. His participation in the African Games closing ceremony underscores his commitment to celebrating African talent and promoting unity across the continent.
Speaking on his upcoming performance, Stonebwoy expressed his honor at being chosen to represent Ghana and Africa on such a prestigious platform. He vowed to deliver a memorable performance that will resonate with audiences and leave a lasting impression on the continent.
Joining Stonebwoy on stage is the sensational Wiyaala, whose distinctive blend of Afro-pop and traditional Ghanaian influences has earned her widespread acclaim on the global music scene. Known for her captivating performances and powerful vocals, Wiyaala is set to dazzle the audience with her unique musical style and energetic stage presence.
The 13th African Games, organized by the African Union, serve as a platform for showcasing athletic talent, celebrating African culture, and promoting unity among nations. Stonebwoy and Wiyaala’s performances at the closing ceremony will add a vibrant musical dimension to the event, further highlighting the rich cultural diversity and talent that Africa has to offer.
As the curtains draw on this prestigious sporting event, Stonebwoy and Wiyaala are poised to leave an indelible mark on the hearts and minds of spectators, reinforcing Ghana’s reputation as a hub of musical excellence and cultural diversity on the African continent.
