Kwame Ahenfie Speaks After First Trip Abroad: “There Was Air Condition Everywhere”

Kwame Ahenfie Speaks After First Trip Abroad: “There Was Air Condition Everywhere”

  • Appiah Stadium's protégé, Kwame Ahenfie, has opened up about his eight-day trip to Europe, which was his first time abroad
  • The viral sensation, in a recent interview, talked about the chill weather he experienced on his tour
  • His experience after his first trip to Europe courtesy of Appiah Stadium, excited many fans who reacted online

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Ghanaian viral sensation Isaac Acheampong a.k.a Kwame Ahenfie, has shared his experience after travelling abroad for the first time thanks to Appiah Stadium and his benefactors.

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Kwame Ahenfie shares his experience after his first trip abroad. Photo source: Plus1TV, AppiahStadium
Source: Facebook

The diminutive Kumasi-based star departed Accra with Appiah Stadium on April 16 for the late Adwenpahene's funeral in Stuttgart, Germany.

After their stint in the Western country, they moved around different cities in Europe on a sightseeing tour and returned on April 24.

In his recent interview, Kwame Ahenfie spoke about the chill weather abroad and plenty of other things he found fascinating.

"When I got there, everywhere was like air-conditioned. It was very cold even when the sun was shining. I was ignorant, so I didn't dress for the weather.

Speaking to Plus1tv on YouTube, Kwame Ahenfie established that there was an upset during his trip, which made him miss his flight.

In his early days in Germany, he had to manage the few clothes he had on, making many criticise his fashion choices.

"We were a little late, so we missed our flight. Our stuff even got stuck in another plane. It took about two days for me to get back my bag, he said.

Who is Kwame Ahenfie

Kwame Ahenfie was born to a diminutive mother who was a cook for Otumfuo Osei Tutu II's late mother, Nana Afia Kobi Serwaa Ampem II.

He was born and raised in the Manhyia Palace and picked up dancing at an early age.

In an interview with Delay, the self-taught traditional dancer established that he realised he was unique as a little person at an early age.

Kwame has built a huge following for himself with his appearances at official Manhyia gatherings, often entertaining the Asantehene and his guests with his dance.

His unique abilities drew many top personalities, including Ibrahim Mahama and Nick Abeam Danso, who was named the richest man in Ghana in 2023 as per GhanaWeb.

He has also garnered significant strides in the Kumawood industry, associating with top stars like Lil Win and Sumsum Ahuofedua.

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Kwame Ahenfie poses for a photo during his first trip to Europe. Photo source: TikTok/KwameAhenfie
Source: TikTok

Kwame Ahenfie's European experience stirs reactions

YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from Ghanaians in reaction to Kwame Ahenfie's experience after his first time abroad.

angel rich said:

"Tell your king to build Kumasi like the place you are talking about lol 😆 because there is more money in Kumasi, they can do it."

SweetMaestro🇬🇭🔥wrote:

"Kwame is at Manhyia for his own settings with the NDC/ Appiah Stadium and u people should wait for Sikadwa's response very soon."

Sir Lord remarked:

"Life abroad isn’t easy because of the cold weather… the only time life abroad is better is during summer months."

Nozzoa shared:

"He didn’t get time to acclimatise, so it will be cold for him. He’s talking based on how he felt the weather. If you’ve acclimatised and don’t feel the cold, don’t make fun of a newbie."

Kwasi Bee commented:

"April weather was cold for u? Next time, come in January 🤣🤣🤣."

Appiah Stadium gifts Kwame Ahenfie's mother

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Appiah Stadium had visited Kwame Ahenfie's home to see his mother.

It was the duo's first stop after landing in Ghana following their trip to Europe.

Appiah Stadium donated an amount of GHC 10k, which he said was from one of his benefactors.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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Peter Ansah (Entertainment Editor) Ansah Peter is an entertainment editor who joined YEN.com.gh in September 2023. He studied Development Planning at KNUST, graduating in 2018. His professional career in entertainment journalism dates eight years back as a showbiz and arts blogger for the now-defunct motionhypegh.net, continuing to Muse Media Networks, acting as the editorial manager for the network's flagship multimedia platforms. He has also managed several PR roles with top clients, including Morgan Heritage. In 2024, Peter completed Google News Initiative courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation