Celebrated Ghanaian personality Oheneba Ntim-Barimah has marked his 68th birthday with the launch of a new music group, Ahenemma Band, in a celebration that brought together music lovers, friends, family and well-wishers.
The launch of Ahenemma Band formed part of activities organised to commemorate Oheneba Ntim-Barimah’s milestone 68th birthday, adding a musical and cultural dimension to the celebrations.
The new band, which is owned by Oheneba Ntim-Barimah, is expected to serve as a platform for live music performances while promoting Ghanaian musical traditions and entertainment.
The occasion provided an opportunity for guests to celebrate not only the birthday celebrant but also his passion for music and his decision to establish a band at this stage of his life.
The launch comes as a significant addition to the birthday festivities, with the formation of Ahenemma Band highlighting Oheneba Ntim-Barimah’s continued interest in music and the preservation of Ghana’s rich entertainment culture.
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At 68, the launch represents another chapter in his journey, demonstrating that age need not be a barrier to pursuing new ambitions and contributing to the creative industry.
The name Ahenemma, which evokes Ghanaian royal and cultural imagery, also gives the band a distinctive identity rooted in the country’s traditional heritage.
The birthday celebration was therefore not simply a commemoration of another year but also an occasion to unveil a new venture with the potential to make an impact on Ghana’s live music scene. As Ahenemma Band begins its journey, attention will now turn to its musical direction, performances and the contribution it intends to make to Ghanaian music and entertainment.
For Oheneba Ntim-Barimah, the launch of the band on his 68th birthday makes the milestone particularly memorable, combining celebration, music, culture and a new beginning.
Oheneba Ntim-Barimah is a Ghanaian media personality, natural-health advocate and herbal medicine practitioner who has been active in radio, public education and health-related advocacy for many years.
He later became particularly associated with natural medicine and wellness advocacy. He is an advocate of African medicine and also the founder and director of Soul Health and Wellness Centre (Oheneba Centre).