Medikal urges Ghanaians abroad to return home following Javits Frimpong’s tragic death in the US

The rapper cited Tee Flow’s return to Ghana after experiencing economic difficulties abroad as an example for other Ghanaians in the diaspora.

Medikal announced plans to launch the Brafie initiative with other Ghanaians to encourage and support diaspora members who wish to return home.

In a post shared on X on November 2, 2026, the musician called on members of the Ghanaian diaspora to reconsider remaining abroad under unfavourable living conditions, suggesting that returning to Ghana could be a viable alternative.

Medikal cited fellow rapper Tee Flow as an example of someone who had chosen to return home after experiencing economic difficulties abroad.

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To all my brothers and sisters abroad, if ebi long for outside, come home like my brother Tee Flow just did.

The rapper also announced plans to introduce an initiative called ‘Brafie’, which he said would support Ghanaians in the diaspora who wish to return to the country.

According to Medikal, the programme is being launched with the involvement of other Ghanaians as part of efforts to encourage people living abroad to come back home.

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We are starting the #Brafie programme now

The announcement comes amid public attention surrounding the death of Javits Frimpong in the United States, which has renewed conversations about the experiences and challenges faced by Ghanaians living abroad.

To all my brothers and sisters abroad, if ebi long for outside, come home like my brother Tee Flow just did. We are starting the #Brafie program now. #Brafie