Beloved Ghanaian actor Kwaku Manu recently paid a heartfelt visit to legendary hiplife musician Okomfo Kwadee, who is currently receiving treatment for mental health challenges.
The visit, which took place at The Willingway Foundation in Ghana, brought emotional moments as fans and colleagues continue to rally behind the iconic rapper.
Okomfo Kwadee, whose real name is Jerry Anaba, was admitted to the rehab center after troubling videos surfaced online, showing him in a frail and distressed state.
However, there were encouraging signs of progress during Kwaku Manu’s visit.
Speaking during the visit, Kwaku Manu shared fond memories of his earlier encounters with the music legend. “I remember the first time I met Kwadee when you were at Kwamo,” he recalled.
“After leaving the facility, we later saw him performing again in Bolgatanga and Accra. He looked strong and full of life then.”
Kwaku Manu also revealed how he supported the rehab center during those times, often bringing food supplies to help patients, including Kwadee. “I used to bring rice here.
Kwadee would always recognize me and appreciate the gesture,” he said warmly.
The CEO of the facility, Lydia Abena Manu, also shared her emotions, highlighting the bittersweet reality of managing patient recoveries.
“It’s heartbreaking to see a patient make so much progress and later relapse,” she said, her voice filled with emotion.
Despite past setbacks, there is renewed hope that with continued support and care, Okomfo Kwadee will make a strong comeback.
His resilience and the unwavering support from loved ones continue to inspire many across the nation. – Ka Nsemtvgh
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