Gramps Morgan enstooled as Ga development Chief in Accra

Three-time Grammy Award-winning reggae artiste Gramps Morgan has been enstooled as a development chief by the Ga State in a ceremonial event held in Accra.

The honour was bestowed on 31 March 2026 shortly after his arrival at Kotoka International Airport, where he was welcomed by traditional authorities and dignitaries.

Footage shared on social media shows the musician dressed in traditional Ga regalia, visibly delighted as he was formally introduced and given the stool name “Nii Oyeni Mp3s3 I”, marking his induction into the Ga traditional leadership structure.

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The recognition was conferred by the Ga Traditional Council in acknowledgement of his role in promoting cultural exchange and strengthening ties between Ghana and the diaspora.

Morgan is in Ghana ahead of the Ghana-Jamaica Homecoming Festival 2026, an initiative designed to deepen cultural and economic relations between Ghana and Caribbean nations.

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His enstoolment places him among a growing number of international figures honoured by Ghanaian traditional leaders, including Michael Jai White, MrBeast, and Popcaan.