He was born 50 years ago in Cape Coast where he had his elementary education. He then continued to Apam Secondary School from Form One to Upper Six. For the sixth form, he read Biology, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
ADVERTISEMENT
Do You Remember This Veteran Actor?
Do you remember this veteran actor? See more
Recommended articles
When he failed to make the grades to the Medical School, and decided to take up acting career, many were those who opposed it. His own father did not understand why his son, a science student after Sixth Form, wants "to do concert" instead of improving on his grades and going to study medicine. As a result of his decision, his father was not on speaking terms with him for more than two years. He however, insisted on becoming an actor, realising his whole life hunched on it.
He was the host of the Western Union popular "Agoro" programme on GTV. Who is he?
JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!
ADVERTISEMENT
Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:
Email: eyewitness@pulse.com.gh
Recommended articles
Mr. Drew responds to lawsuit by event organisers over his failure to perform
Some Ghanaians want us to report and jail Funny Face - Family of accident victims reveal
Don Itchi's social media purge sparks speculation on future with Adom FM
Funny Face embarks on reconciliation journey, apologizes to mother and accident victims
I got into music because of my crush - Tiwa Savage (VIDEO)
I've been bullied but I've sailed through; Ohemaa Woyeje recounts media career journey
Be careful marriage can lead to your downfall or success - Kwaku Manu warns (VIDEO)
Afia Schwarzenegger drops hints on top businessman behind KIA to Belgium cocaine smuggle
