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The Multimedia Group Limited has officially partnered with renowned Ghanaian highlife musician Kwaiseypee ahead of its 25th anniversary celebrations.
The collaboration, themed “KwaiseyPee @25 – 25.25.25: Celebrating Music, Culture & Legacy,” aims to showcase Ghana’s rich musical heritage as part of KwaiseyPee’s milestone festivities.
At a brief ceremony held on Friday, November 7, executives of the Multimedia Group, led by Adom FM’s Programmes Manager, Joshua Tigo, and highlife musician Kwaiseypee formalised the partnership through an official memorandum of understanding (MoU).

The event also acted as the curtain-raiser for a series of activities planned to celebrate Kwaiseypee’s musical legacy and 25 years of doing music.
Speaking at the ceremony, representatives of the Multimedia Group Limited expressed excitement about partnering with Kwaiseypee, describing the collaboration as a “union of legacy, excellence, and culture.”

Kwaiseypee, celebrated for his timeless highlife hits and captivating stage presence, is expected to give back to Ghanaians and all highlife lovers a dose of what has propelled him to his current legendary status over the last five years.

Below is a timeline for Kwaiseypee @25
November 14 (Friday) – Official Launch Event
The grand launch at Alisa Hotel will feature opening remarks by organisers and partners, the unveiling of a “25 Years of Legacy” commemorative plaque, and live performances by Kwaiseypee alongside selected guest artists. The evening will wrap up with a networking and celebration session.
December 12 – Community Cleanup Exercise
Kwaiseypee teams up with the Bus Stop Boys for a community cleanup and environmental awareness drive, combining music, volunteerism, and civic responsibility.

December 20 – Soccer Fiesta: “Kick Off Child Cancer”
A charity football match dubbed “Kick Off Child Cancer” will see Team Musicians take on Team East Legon Executive Club Members in a friendly but purposeful encounter to raise awareness and funds for children battling cancer. The event promises fun interactions, live commentary, and light entertainment.

December 23 – Hospital Visit
As part of his legacy of giving back, Kwaiseypee will visit children’s hospitals to pay for surgery bills of children diagnosed with brain tumours, share a message of hope, and interact with patients and healthcare workers.
The Kwaiseypee @25 celebration series blends music, community impact, and legacy-building—a fitting tribute to one of Ghana’s most soulful voices and enduring entertainers.

Below are some photos of the MoU signing ceremony:




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