Veteran Actor Segun Arinze Proudly Rocks Akwaabaa Sash as He Arrives in Ghana
- Nigerian actor Segun Arinze has arrived in Ghana to star in a play about the late Kwame Nkrumah
- The legendary actor impressed many as he proudly styled his look with a custom-made Akwaabaa sash at the airport
- Some social media users have commented on the viral video of Segun Arinze at the Kotoka International Airport on Instagram
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Veteran Nigerian actor Segun Arinze made a grand entrance in Accra, Ghana, proudly wearing a military uniform embellished with a custom-made Akwaabaa sash, symbolising his deep love and appreciation for Ghanaian culture and heritage.
His visit is part of his preparations for the highly anticipated Africa Art stage play, The Black Star, The Teacher of Africa, which aims to celebrate and explore the continent's rich history and identity.
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Segun Arinze arrives in Ghana
Directed by the talented Ghanaian filmmaker Emmanuel Ato Ghartey, the production is set to take the stage on the 19th, 20th, and 21st of September at the prestigious University of Ghana Amphitheatre.
Segun Arinze, a legendary figure in Nollywood, expressed his excitement during a press conference held at the Kotoka International Airport.
The Instagram video is below:
Segun Arinze features in the Black Star play
He spoke passionately about the historical and cultural ties that bind Ghana and Nigeria.
"I didn’t see this coming. I thought I would just walk in quietly and meet the cast. It is a good feeling for Ghana and Nigeria to collaborate," he remarked.
Segun Arinze emphasised the strong bonds of brotherhood and intermarriages between the two countries.
He reflected on the shared historical figures such as Kwame Nkrumah and Acheampong, stating,
"Kwame Nkrumah is a legend; he was a true pioneer, and there is hardly anyone in Nigeria who doesn't recognise his impact. I look forward to being a part of this performance that honours such a significant legacy."
The Black Star: The Teacher of Africa promises to be a powerful celebration of African heritage, weaving together elements of storytelling and performance that immerse audiences in the diverse cultural tapestry of the continent.
The Instagram video is below:
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Her ordeal reportedly began in December 2021 during an interactive live game session, where a charismatic individual, identified as Jay Love, initially captured her attention with charm and seemingly generous gestures.
As Jasmine detailed her harrowing journey, she revealed how Jay Love expertly manipulated her emotions, leading her to believe in a genuine romantic connection that ultimately enticed her into parting with significant amounts of money.
The YouTube video is below:
Toke Makinwa welcomes her first child
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported on Nigerian media personality Toke Makinwa, who shared the first photos of her beautiful baby girl on Instagram, making the announcement official on August 28, 2025.
Celebrated fashion entrepreneur and brand influencer, Toke Makinwa, has since received an outpouring of love and congratulatory messages from fans and fellow celebrities.
Ghanaian model Victoria Michaels took to social media to compliment Toke's photos.
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