Renowned Ghanaian celebrities joined forces with the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts to mark Ghana Month through a unique culinary showcase.

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The event brought together stars who demonstrated their cooking abilities while celebrating the nation’s rich cultural heritage.

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Musicians Okyeame Kwame and Joyce Blessing, gospel artist Uncle Ato, actor Mr. Beautiful, and several others took part in the festivities, preparing a variety of traditional and international dishes.

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Expressing his delight, Okyeame Kwame described the occasion as more than just an annual celebration, highlighting its deeper significance in promoting Ghanaian identity.

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"For me, Ghana Month is not limited to March; it represents our lifestyle, philosophy, and Pan-African spirit. This event is simply the icing on the cake—an opportunity to embrace and showcase who we are," he stated.

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Gospel singer Uncle Ato, who eagerly took on the challenge of preparing jollof rice, underscored the importance of honoring Ghana’s culture.

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"This is a time to appreciate our music, food, and way of life. Cooking is just one of the many ways we celebrate and contribute to building the Ghana we envision," he remarked.

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Kumawood actor Clement Bonney, popularly known as Mr. Beautiful, applauded the ministry’s efforts in organizing the initiative.

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"Thanks to the tourism ministry, we have this wonderful opportunity to celebrate Ghana Month. I'm preparing an international version of jollof to add a special touch," he said.

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Gospel musician Joyce Blessing, thrilled to be part of the event, expressed her enthusiasm for both cooking and celebrating Ghanaian heritage.

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"Taking part in this is exciting. Cooking is a joy for me, and I believe my dish will stand out," she said with confidence.

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Ghana Month, observed every March, serves as a platform to highlight and promote the country’s traditions, reinforcing national pride and cultural awareness both locally and globally.

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