Born on October 22, 1971, in Ghana, ACP Kofi Sarpong’s journey into music began at a tender age, nurtured by the rich sounds of gospel music in his local church, the Presbyterian Church of Ghana Brekum. Influenced by legends like the Tagoe Sisters, Nana Yaw Asare, and Yaw Sarpong, Kofi Sarpong’s passion for music grew steadily. His professional music career was serendipitously discovered by his current manager, Ernest Kwesi Ennin, during a visit to his church. This encounter led to a remarkable journey that has seen Kofi Sarpong celebrated internationally for his exceptional vocal prowess and instrumental skills.
Sarpong’s professional music career was serendipitously discovered by his current manager, Ernest Kwesi Ennin, during a visit to his church. This encounter marked the beginning of a remarkable journey that has seen Sarpong celebrated internationally for his exceptional vocal prowess and instrumental skills. In the early 2009s, Sarpong officially embarked on his professional music career, marking the onset of his rise to prominence.
Sarpong’s breakthrough came with the release of his debut album, “Sacrifice,” featuring the hit song “Ayeyi Ndwom” with Nacee. This success was followed by the release of “My Savior,” which featured the popular praise anthem “African Borborbor” with Celestine Donkor. Sarpong continued to dominate music charts with subsequent hits like “African Borborbor (2)” featuring Joyce Blessing, establishing himself as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
Throughout his career, Sarpong has achieved numerous accolades, including winning Gospel Song of the Year in 2019 and Gospel Artist of the Year in 2012. His contributions to the music industry have been recognized with awards such as Praise Artist of the Year and Gospel Album of the Year. Sarpong’s sold-out concerts and prestigious nominations further attest to his impact and influence in
the music scene.
In addition to his musical endeavors, Sarpong has excelled academically, obtaining a first-class degree in International Relations from GIMPA and a master’s degree in Procurement. Currently pursuing law at Wisconsin University, Sarpong’s academic achievements reflect his commitment to excellence in all aspects of his life. He also serves as a Deputy Quarter Master Director at the Ghana Police Headquarters, showcasing his dedication to public service.
Sarpong’s impact extends beyond music and academia; he has established an aged foundation, contributing significantly to supporting the elderly and hosting annual concerts to raise funds for the Osu Aged Home. As a Tourism Brand Ambassador, Sarpong promotes Ghana’s cultural heritage both locally and internationally, further
cementing his legacy as a multifaceted influencer and philanthropist.