Musician Sylvester Kwakye, popularly known as Chairman K, made a resounding impression at the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMAs 2025), not just with his vibrant presence but also with his unique fashion statement, signaling a triumphant return to the music industry.
Dressed in a sharp, dark blue tailored suit adorned with intricate gold embroidery on the shoulders and sleeves, Chairman K stood confidently against a striking red backdrop, embodying both sophistication and cultural pride.
His ensemble was completed with a crisp white shirt, a slim black tie, and a regal traditional black cap embellished with golden designs. This look was more than just a fashion choice; it represented his personal reinvention and commitment to cultural heritage.
The outfit drew widespread admiration from attendees, showcasing a perfect blend of tradition and modern elegance. Chairman K, a prominent figure in Ghana’s music scene since 1999, gained widespread recognition with his hit song “AIDS Aduro” in 2003, which resonated deeply with audiences across the nation.
Over the years, Chairman K has collaborated with distinguished Ghanaian artists like Flowking Stone and Kwadwo Nkansah (LilWin). However, his journey has not been without challenges. After pausing his music career to focus on his education, he earned both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Mathematics Education from Osei Kyeretwie Senior High School.
Now back in the spotlight, Chairman K has released new music, including tracks like “Wogye Wo Din” and the provocative “M3bo Wo Dua,” which recently sparked controversy and a public dispute with entertainment critic Sally Mann.
With plans to collaborate with artists from Nigeria, Liberia, and South Africa, Chairman K’s resurgence is not merely a return to form but a complete reinvention. His striking style and infectious energy suggest that he is indeed back with a bang.
The 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards took place at the Grand Arena on May 10, 2025, marking a memorable night in the music calendar.
