Ga People - Notable Ga-Adangbe People

Notable Ga-Adangbe People

Mustapha Tettey Addy, traditional drummer & composer (b. 1942)
Obo Addy, traditional & contemporary drummer & composer; NEA National Heritage Fellow 1996 U.S.A. (b. 1936)
Yacub Addy, traditional drummer, composer & choreographer: NEA National Heritage Fellow 2010 U.S.A.; collaborates with Wynton Marsalis (b. 1931)
Ayi Kwei Armah, noted Ghanaian writer (b. 1939)
Kofi Ghanaba (born Warren Gamaliel Akwei; also known as Guy Warren), trap drummer, composer, creator of Afro-Jazz, worked with Thelonious Monk, Lester Young and Charlie Parker (b. 1923)
Robert Kotei, Chief of Defence Staff of the Ghana Armed Forces, 5 July 1978–1979 (b. 1935)

E. T. Mensah, musician (b. 1919)
Azumah "The Professor" Nelson, Boxer (b. 1958)
Neville Alexander Odartey-Wellington, Army Commander (b. )
Nii Amaa Ollennu, former Interim President of Ghana (b. 1906)
Ike "Bazooka" Quartey, boxer (b. 1969)
Ben Tackie, boxer (b. 1973)
Honourable Justice Daniel Francis Annan, First Speaker of the Parliament of Ghana in the Fourth Republic. (b. 1928)
Paa Joe, coffin-artist

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