In a significant milestone for the Ghanaian music industry, Charterhouse, the organizers of the annual Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA), has announced plans to establish a music hall of fame dedicated to Ghanaian musicians. The announcement was made by Theresa Ayoade, the Chief Executive Officer of Charterhouse, during her address at the 25th Telecel Ghana Music Awards.
The museum, which will be located at the National Museum, is set to open in the coming weeks and will serve as a recognition of Ghanaian musicians’ contributions to the industry. According to Mrs. Ayoade, the establishment of the museum is the “legacy of Charterhouse” in contribution to the music industry in Ghana.
Theresa Ayoade expressed her gratitude to various partners, stakeholders, and collaborators of the Ghana Music Awards for their fervent support over the years. She acknowledged that the journey would not have been possible without the support of corporate Ghana and extended her heartfelt thanks to all sponsors who have been part of the journey.
The Ghana Music Hall of Fame Museum is a significant addition to the country’s music industry, providing a platform to honor and celebrate the achievements of Ghanaian musicians. This initiative is a testament to Charterhouse’s commitment to promoting and recognizing excellence in Ghanaian music.
The establishment of the museum is a milestone in the 25-year history of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards, which has consistently recognized and rewarded outstanding achievements in the music industry. The Ghana Music Hall of Fame Museum is expected to become a hub for music enthusiasts, researchers, and industry professionals, providing a rich resource for the preservation and celebration of Ghanaian music heritage.
