Ghana Legends Awards 2026 Set to Honor Nation’s Foremost Icons at the National Theatre



                Story by Azaglo Michael 


ACCRA, Ghana — Prominent figures, cultural leaders, and change-makers are set to gather in the nation's capital for the inaugural Ghana Legends Awards. Slated for October 22, 2026, at the historic National Theatre in Accra, the prestigious ceremony is held under the theme, "Celebrating Our Living Legends."




The landmark event is designed to move beyond traditional entertainment accolades, encompassing trailblazers from every sector and industry who have contributed massively to the socio-economic and cultural development of modern Ghana.



Speaking on the vision behind the initiative, the Executive Director and Patron of the Ghana Legends Awards, Nana Offeh Sebedeɛ Adeamuoduro Trimudɛ Kaakyire Kwame Appiah I, emphasized that the recognition is not restricted to musicians and actors.


The Executive Director and Patron of the Ghana Legends Awards, Nana Offeh Sebedeɛ Adeamuoduro Trimudɛ Kaakyire Kwame Appiah I


This platform is built to honor every single personality from any sector or industry who has contributed massively to the development of modern Ghana in one way or the other," the Patron noted.



Call for Massive Nationwide Participation

Ambassador Gladys Biney, Founder and Executive Producer of the Ghana Legends Awards and World Citizens Peace Ambassador for Ghana, has issued a vibrant call for massive participation from Ghanaians nationwide and legends across the country.


Ambassador Gladys Biney, Founder and Executive Producer of the Ghana Legends Awards and World Citizens Peace Ambassador for Ghana


Highlighting the nature of the honors, Amb. Biney explained that recipients will be presented with honorary awards featuring formal citations, plaques, and accompanying cash prizes. 


She stressed that the ultimate goal is to preserve and uphold the dignity and legacy of national icons—citing legendary musician Daddy Lumba as a prime example of the importance of celebrating Ghana's greats while they are alive, as well as honoring their enduring memory posthumously.


Event Details & Support

• Date: October 22, 2026

• Venue: National Theatre, Accra, Ghana

• Gate Fee: 300 GHS (contributing directly to supporting the hard work and legacy of the honored icons)

Adding his voice to the announcement, lead sponsor Dr. Asiedu Amega reaffirmed confidence in the longevity and impact of the scheme, stating firmly that the Ghana Legends Awards has come to stay as a permanent fixture on the nation's calendar.


Organizers are urging the general public, corporate institutions, and stakeholders to secure their entry tickets and join hands in celebrating the remarkable individuals who have shaped the identity and progress of Ghana.


For further updates, media inquiries, or ticket reservations regarding the Ghana Legends Awards, stay tuned to official media channels.

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