Dancehall musician Stonebwoy has revealed details of how he got his wife, Dr Mrs. Louisa Satekla.
According to Stonebwoy, he met Louisa at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) where he had gone to perform at a programme.
As it turned out, Louisa was a fan of his who came to watch him perform.
Though Stonebwoy could not recollect the exact circumstances which led to their first meeting, he disclosed that he knew he had met his ideal woman after seeing Louisa.
‘I met my wife at the KNUST. I went to play a show there and I met her after the show. She came to watch me perform and I can say I married a fan. The moment I saw her, I said to myself that she is going to be my wife - which I even told my manager,’ he disclosed in an interview on the Delay Show.
Stonebwoy’s marriage to Louisa took Ghanaians by surprise as not many had heard a lot about them being in a relationship.
What was even more interesting about his marriage, was the fact that, she was a doctor who had won several awards during her time in school.
Louisa’s elitist background impressed a section of Ghanaians who praised the ‘Hero’ hitmaker for marrying her.
The two got married at a plush wedding ceremony on June 16, 2017, at Unique Floral at the Trade Fair Centre in Accra.


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