Ghanaian rapper Okyeame Kwame recently shared his deep admiration for veteran actor David Dontoh, stating that Dontoh has had a significant influence on his cultural identity.
In an interview with Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz, Okyeame Kwame expressed how he idolized Dontoh as a child and was inspired by his embodiment of Ghanaian culture and heritage.
Describing Dontoh as a role model for his cultural pride, Okyeame Kwame revealed that he always aspired to emulate Dontoh’s nationalistic influence.
He emphasized the importance of representing Ghanaian culture through fashion, stating that he always makes an effort to wear traditional Ghanaian clothing to big events, both locally and internationally.
During a recent trip to Cape Town for the Earthshot Prize Award 2024, Okyeame Kwame wore a traditional kente attire that caught the attention of Prince Charles and Prince William, solidifying the importance of representing one’s cultural identity on a global platform.
As the brand ambassador for ‘Made in Ghana, Okyeame Kwame reiterated his genuine love for his country and his desire to promote nationalism through his platform. He emphasized the need to inspire younger generations to take pride in their Ghanaian heritage and cultural identity.
David Dontoh, also known as Uncle David, ‘Ghanaman’, and ‘Kofi Abranteɛ’ (Kofi Gentleman), is a veteran Ghanaian actor and television personality who has appeared in numerous local and international films, dramas, and stage productions.
