The 6th Annual Ghana Comedy Awards, held on Saturday, August 1, 2026, at the Ghana College of Physicians and Surgeons in Ridge, Accra, was a spectacular celebration of Ghana’s vibrant comedy scene. Under the expert hosting of Kwame Dadzie, the event showcased the country’s most talented comedians, actors, and creative minds, who were honored across multiple categories. This year’s ceremony was not just a night of awards but a testament to the evolving landscape of Ghanaian comedy, blending humor, innovation, and cultural relevance.
A Night of Triumphs and Memorable Moments
The Ghana Comedy Awards 2026 was a high-energy extravaganza, where laughter filled the air as comedians, writers, and industry pioneers were celebrated for their contributions to the art form. The event highlighted the diversity of Ghanaian comedy, from standup comedy and skits to theatrical performances, radio shows, and animated content. Below is a detailed breakdown of the winners and their remarkable achievements:
Top Honors and Standout Performances
1. Ultimate Comedian/Comic Actor of the Year: AKA Ebenezer
AKA Ebenezer, one of Ghana’s most beloved and versatile comedians, took home the highest honor of the night—Comedian/Comic Actor of the Year. Known for his sharp wit, impeccable timing, and ability to connect with audiences, Ebenezer’s dominance in the industry was further cemented by this prestigious award. His performances, whether on stage, screen, or in social media, continue to redefine what it means to be a modern Ghanaian comedian.
2. Comedy Theater Act: Clemento Suarez
Clemento Suarez, a rising star in Ghana’s comedy theater scene, was recognized as the Comedy Theater Act of the Year. Suarez’s ability to blend humor with dramatic flair has made him a standout in live performances. His work in theater has not only entertained but also pushed the boundaries of what comedy can achieve on stage, earning him well-deserved acclaim.
3. Alternative Comedy Act: Shatta Wale
Shatta Wale, a multifaceted artist known for his unique comedic style, won the Alternative Comedy Act category. Shatta’s ability to merge humor with music and unconventional storytelling sets him apart in the industry. His performances often challenge norms, making him a favorite among fans of experimental comedy.
4. Comic Actress of the Year: Ama Yeboah
Ama Yeboah made history as the first woman to win Comic Actress of the Year at the Ghana Comedy Awards. Her versatility, charm, and comedic genius have made her a beloved figure in Ghanaian entertainment. Whether in skits, movies, or television, Ama’s ability to balance humor with emotional depth has solidified her place as one of the best in the business.
5. Comedy Skit Act of the Year: Jeffery Nortey
Jeffery Nortey, a master of comedic timing and satire, was awarded Comedy Skit Act of the Year. Nortey’s skits are known for their sharp social commentary and relatable humor, often tackling everyday Ghanaian experiences with wit and precision. His work continues to entertain and provoke thought, making him a cornerstone of Ghanaian comedy.
6. Comedy Club of the Year: 2927
The 2927 Comedy Club, one of Ghana’s most iconic comedy venues, was named Comedy Club of the Year. This establishment has been a hub for comedians, musicians, and entertainers, hosting some of the biggest names in the industry. Its vibrant atmosphere and commitment to fostering comedy talent have made it a must-visit destination for laughter lovers.
7. Comic TV Programme of the Year: On a More Serious Note
The Comedy TV Programme of the Year was awarded to On a More Serious Note, a popular Ghanaian comedy show that has entertained audiences for years. Known for its witty banter, guest appearances, and relatable humor, the show has become a staple in Ghanaian television, proving that comedy can be both funny and thought-provoking.
8. Comic Radio Programme of the Year: Weekend City Show
The Weekend City Show, hosted by Dan Kweku Yeboah, took home the Comic Radio Programme of the Year award. This highly anticipated radio show blends comedy, music, and engaging conversations, making it a favorite among listeners. Its unique format and entertaining segments have cemented its place as one of Ghana’s best comedy radio programs.
Honoring Excellence in Comedy Writing, Animation, and Beyond
9. Comic Play/Drama of the Year: Akwaaba Vs Obaake
The Comic Play/Drama of the Year was awarded to Akwaaba Vs Obaake, a critically acclaimed comedy-drama that has captivated audiences with its storytelling. The play’s ability to merge humor with drama has made it a standout in Ghana’s theatrical scene, earning it this prestigious recognition.
10. Comedy Series of the Year: Mr. KOD (KOFAS Media)
Mr. KOD, produced by KOFAS Media, was named Comedy Series of the Year. This highly anticipated series has entertained viewers with its unique blend of humor, drama, and Ghanaian culture. Its engaging characters and witty storytelling have made it a fan favorite.
11. Comic Animator of the Year: Hay Toons
Hay Toons, a leading name in Ghanaian animation, was honored as the Comic Animator of the Year. Their innovative and visually engaging content has revolutionized the way comedy is consumed, especially among younger audiences. Their work in animated comedy has set a new standard in the industry.
12. Woman in Comedy Award: Jacinta Ocansey
Jacinta Ocansey received the Woman in Comedy Award, recognizing her significant contributions to the comedy industry. Known for her sharp humor and fearless performances, Jacinta has broken barriers for women in comedy, inspiring a new generation of female comedians in Ghana.
13. Comic Discovery of the Year: Last Hero
The Comic Discovery of the Year was awarded to Last Hero, a rising talent who has quickly made a name for himself in the comedy world. His unique style and ability to connect with audiences have earned him immediate recognition, making him one of the most promising comedians to watch.
14. Comic Music Act: Kyei Nwom
Kyei Nwom, a multitalented artist known for his comedy music, won the Comic Music Act category. His blend of humor and music has made him a standout in Ghana’s entertainment industry, proving that comedy and music can coexist beautifully.
15. Comic Influencer of the Year: Asafo Powers (Killa Ntua)
Asafo Powers, also known as Killa Ntua, was named Comic Influencer of the Year. With a massive following on social media, Killa Ntua has revolutionized how comedy is consumed digitally. His engaging content, memes, and viral moments have made him one of the most influential comedians in Ghana.
16. Comedy Special of the Year: Greetings from Abroad (OB Amponsah)
OB Amponsah’s Comedy Special Greetings from Abroad was recognized as the Comedy Special of the Year. This highly anticipated performance showcased OB’s unique brand of humor, blending cultural commentary with entertainment. The special was a huge success, further cementing his status as a top comedian in Ghana.
17. African Comedian: Sabinus
Sabinus, a rising star in African comedy, was awarded the African Comedian title. His ability to resonate with audiences across the continent has made him a standout figure in the global comedy scene. Sabinus’s versatility and charm continue to inspire fans and fellow comedians alike.
Behind-the-Scenes Honors: Writers, Directors, and More
18. Comic Writer: Jeffery Nortey
Jeffery Nortey was recognized as the Comic Writer of the Year, a testament to his exceptional storytelling skills. His witty scripts and sharp social commentary have defined modern Ghanaian comedy, making him one of the most respected writers in the industry.
19. Comic Kid of the Year: Combos Kids
The Combos Kids, a young and dynamic comedy group, were awarded Comic Kid of the Year. Their fresh, energetic, and hilarious performances have captured the hearts of audiences, proving that young comedians are the future of Ghana’s entertainment industry.
20. Comedy Event of the Year: DKY Night of Comedy and Music (Dan Kweku Yeboah)
The DKY Night of Comedy and Music, hosted by Dan Kweku Yeboah, was named Comedy Event of the Year. This highly anticipated annual event has become a must-attend gathering for comedy and music lovers, showcasing the best of Ghana’s entertainment talent.
21. Comic Group of the Year: Last Hero & Crew
The Last Hero & Crew, a dynamic comedy collective, were honored as Comic Group of the Year. Their collaborative approach to comedy has produced some of the most entertaining content, making them a force to be reckoned with in the industry.
22. Standup Comedian: Lekzy Decomic
Lekzy Decomic was awarded Standup Comedian of the Year, recognizing his masterful live performances. His ability to hold an audience in stitches with his sharp humor and engaging storytelling has made him a fan favorite.
23. Comic Media Personality: Dan Kweku Yeboah
Dan Kweku Yeboah, a legend in Ghanaian entertainment, was named Comic Media Personality of the Year. With a career spanning decades, Dan has entertained millions through radio, television, and live performances, earning him endless respect in the industry.
24. Comic MC/Orator: Clemento Suarez
Clemento Suarez was also recognized as the Comic MC/Orator of the Year, highlighting his exceptional skills in hosting and delivering speeches. His charisma and ability to engage audiences have made him a top choice for major events.
25. Comic Movie of the Year: Vibes
The Comic Movie of the Year was awarded to Vibes, a highly anticipated film that has entertained audiences with its unique blend of humor and drama. The movie’s success at the box office and critical acclaim have made it a landmark in Ghanaian cinema.
26. Comic Director of the Year: Kofi Asamoah
Kofi Asamoah was honored as the Comic Director of the Year, recognizing his exceptional work in directing comedic content. His ability to bring out the best in comedians and actors has elevated the quality of Ghanaian comedy productions.
Conclusion: A Celebration of Laughter and Legacy
The 6th Annual Ghana Comedy Awards 2026 was more than just an event—it was a celebration of talent, innovation, and the power of laughter. From AKA Ebenezer’s dominance in comedy to Sabinus’s rising star status, the night honored every facet of Ghana’s comedy industry, from standup and theater to radio, television, and digital content.
This year’s awards not only recognized the best in the business but also highlighted the growing influence of Ghanaian comedy on the global stage. As the industry continues to evolve, one thing is clear: Ghana’s comedy scene is thriving, and the future looks brighter than ever.
The Ghana Comedy Awards 2026 will undoubtedly be remembered as a night of unforgettable performances, heartfelt recognition, and the unifying power of laughter—a true testament to the rich tapestry of Ghanaian entertainment.
