Legendary American musician Stevie Wonder has made his long-anticipated arrival in Ghana, marking a significant move following his decision in 2021 to permanently relocate to the West African country.
The 74-year-old Grammy Award winner was warmly welcomed by a local music troupe at Kotoka International Airport, where he was greeted with cultural displays and traditional drumming.
Although there has been no official confirmation from Wonder about the purpose of his visit, his love for music was evident as he joined in playing the drums with the local music group that welcomed him.
In a previous interview with Oprah Winfrey in February 2021, Wonder expressed his desire to see the United States overcome its political turmoil and emphasized his intention to move to Ghana. ‘
He highlighted the importance of seeing the nation smile again and stressed the need for a positive and inclusive environment for future generations.
The iconic performer, who hails from Michigan, began his musical journey at a young age, mastering the piano, drums, and harmonica by the age of 9.
He signed with Motown in 1961 and has since become a musical legend, winning 25 Grammy Awards and receiving numerous nominations throughout his illustrious career.
