Highlife musician Fameye has paid glowing tribute to the Okuapemanhene, Oseadeeyo Kwesi Akuffo III, after a heart‑warming moment from the Okuapeman Philanthropy Honours 2026 went viral.
The executive dinner gala, held at the Safari Valley Eco Resort in Adukrom‑Akuapem, captured His Royal Majesty gracefully dancing to Fameye’s hit song “Very Soon”—a scene that has since charmed audiences across social media.
In a message shared on his social platforms, Fameye expressed deep gratitude for the honour of performing before the Okuapemanhene.
He wrote: “Last night, I had the great honour and privilege of performing before His Royal Majesty, Oseadeeyo Kwesi Akuffo III, the King of Okuapeman, at the Okuapeman Philanthropy Honours held at Safari Valley Resort, Adukrom, Akuapem.
“I am deeply grateful to His Majesty and the entire House of Chiefs of Okuapeman for the warm reception, honour and opportunity to share my music on such a prestigious occasion.
“It was truly an honour to perform for our traditional leadership and to be part of an event that celebrates philanthropy, service and positive impact in our communities. May His Majesty’s reign continue to bring peace, unity and development to Okuapeman.”
By Prince Fiifi Yorke
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