Ghanaian reggae and dancehall star Stonebwoy and his wife, Dr Louisa Satekla, have extended their philanthropic efforts by donating food items and essential supplies to the Nsawam Medium Security Prison.
The couple visited the facility as part of their commitment to supporting inmates and contributing positively to society.
During their time there, they interacted with prisoners, offering words of encouragement in addition to the items donated.
Prison officials welcomed the gesture warmly, emphasising that the impact of the visit went far beyond the material support.
Authorities at the prison revealed that the musician has also pledged ongoing assistance, including plans to organise an annual live concert for inmates at Nsawam.
The initiative is expected to provide not just entertainment but also a sense of inclusion and hope for those incarcerated.
An official from the prison management expressed deep appreciation for the visit, noting that Stonebwoy’s willingness to engage directly with inmates despite his demanding schedule
demonstrated genuine care for their wellbeing. He further urged other individuals and organisations to emulate acts of kindness.
The prison leadership also thanked Stonebwoy, his wife, and their team for their generosity, describing the outreach as both impactful and uplifting.
The donation forms part of the artiste’s broader efforts to combine charity work with community engagement, reinforcing his commitment to social responsibility.