After years of building a rich and multi-faceted career abroad, Aba Arthur is preparing to establish a stronger presence in Ghana while continuing her work in the United States.
She describes this new chapter as becoming cross-continental, creating a home in Ghana, and intentionally splitting her time between the two countries to contribute meaningfully to Ghana’s growing creative landscape.
Aba Arthur was born in Washington, DC, to parents Appianda Arthur and Aba Enim, and from an early age, she developed a deep passion for film, television, and pop culture. What began as a childhood fascination quickly evolved into a determined pursuit of excellence in the creative arts.
Over the years, Aba has built an impressive résumé across global entertainment platforms. One of the standout highlights of her career is her appearance in Marvel’s blockbuster film Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, where she portrayed a naval engineer.
Her feature in such a culturally influential and globally acclaimed production positioned her as one of the notable Ghanaian talents making waves on the international stage.
Through years of training, industry exposure, and professional growth, Aba has carved out a space for herself in entertainment circles abroad. While she will continue to live and work primarily in the United States, between Atlanta and Los Angeles, she is now committed to spending significant time in Ghana.
Her goal is to engage, mentor, and empower creatives while contributing to the country’s rapidly expanding film and media ecosystem.
Her decision to become cross-continental marks a meaningful moment, not only in her personal journey but also for young Ghanaians looking up to global-standard talents who are choosing to invest in the local industry.
Aba Arthur’s story is one of passion, purpose, and a desire to give back, and Ghana’s creative community stands to benefit greatly from her vision.
