Oheneni Adazoa Praises Sarkodie as Responsible Husband and Father, Pledges Support for Rapperholic

Ghanaian broadcaster Oheneni Adazoa has expressed admiration for award-winning rapper Sarkodie, praising him for his conduct as a husband and father during his appearance on Ahenfie FM.

The broadcaster reportedly shared her admiration for the musician during the radio discussion, highlighting qualities she believes make him a responsible family man beyond his success in the music industry.

Adazoa’s comments placed the spotlight on Sarkodie’s personal life, particularly his role as a husband to Tracy Sarkcess and a father to their children. The rapper, whose real name is Michael Owusu Addo, has maintained a prominent position in Ghana’s music industry while occasionally sharing moments from his family life with the public.

Beyond praising his family values, Adazoa also expressed her intention to support the rapper’s upcoming Rapperholic concert. She told Sarkodie that she and members of her programme’s panel would attend the event, signalling their interest in celebrating his music and contribution to Ghanaian entertainment.

Rapperholic has grown into one of Ghana’s recognised annual music events, attracting fans and fellow entertainers to celebrate hip-hop and other genres within the country’s music scene.

The 2026 edition is scheduled for Saturday, October 24, at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi. The decision to stage the concert in Kumasi continues Sarkodie’s effort to connect with audiences outside Accra and strengthen the event’s presence in the Ashanti Region.

Adazoa’s announcement of her planned attendance adds to the public interest surrounding this year’s concert, which is expected to draw music lovers from different parts of Ghana.

Sarkodie has built a long-standing reputation through his lyrical ability, collaborations and influence on Ghanaian hip-hop. His Rapperholic concert series has also become a platform for showcasing local talent and bringing established and emerging performers before large audiences.

Adazoa’s remarks illustrate how musicians are often recognised not only for their professional achievements but also for the personal qualities they display outside their careers. Her praise focused on Sarkodie’s family responsibilities, while her commitment to attend Rapperholic demonstrated support for his work as an entertainer.

The broadcaster’s comments also highlight the relationship between radio personalities and Ghana’s music industry, where interviews and on-air conversations can help promote artists, events and public discussion about their lives and careers.

As preparations continue for Rapperholic 2026, Sarkodie’s supporters will be looking forward to the Kumasi concert, while Adazoa and her panel members have indicated that they intend to be among those in attendance.

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