TGMA Legends: Most Awarded Ghanaian Artists in History Revealed

The Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) have consistently celebrated excellence in Ghanaian music, honoring artists who define the sound and culture of the nation. Over the years, some acts have not just won awards they’ve dominated, setting benchmarks for success and consistency. Here’s a look at the most awarded Ghanaian artists in TGMA history:

• Sarkodie – 32 awards 🐐

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• Stonebwoy – 27 awards

• Okyeame Kwame – 18 awards

• Ofori Amponsah – 15 awards

• Kofi Kinaata – 14 awards

• VIP – 13 awards

• Kuami Eugene – 13 awards

• KiDi – 13 awards

• King Promise – 13 awards

• Obour – 11 awards

• Joe Mettle – 10 awards

• Black Sherif – 10 awards

• Kojo Antwi – 9 awards

• Samini – 9 awards

• EL – 8 awards

• R2Bees – 8 awards

• Castro – 8 awards

• Daddy Lumba – 8 awards

• Kwabena Kwabena – 8 awards

• Diana Hamilton – 8 awards

• Kwaw Kese – 6 awards

• Efya – 6 awards

• Shatta Wale – 5 awards

• Lord Kenya – 5 awards

• Obrafour – 5 awards

• Daasebre Gyamenah – 5 awards

From Sarkodie’s record-breaking 32 TGMA wins to legends like Daddy Lumba, Kojo Antwi, and Obrafour, these artists have consistently shaped Ghanaian music across generations. Their achievements reflect not just talent, but influence, consistency, and cultural impact, inspiring upcoming musicians and setting the standard for excellence.

The TGMA is more than an awards show it’s a celebration of legacy, creativity, and the heartbeat of Ghanaian music. These artists have left an indelible mark, proving that true greatness stands the test of time.

Most Awarded Ghanaian artists in TGMA history:

32 – Sarkodie
27 – Stonebwoy
18 – Okyeame Kwame
15 – Ofori Amponsah
14 – Kofi Kinaata
13 – VIP
13 – Kuami Eugene
13 – KiDi
13 – King Promise
11 – Obour
10 – Joe Mettle
10 – Black Sherif
9 – Kojo Antwi
9 – Samini
8 – EL
8 – R2Bees
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