The music world is in mourning following the loss of Kwabena Owusu, affectionately known as Aseibu Amanfi, who passed away on the morning of Sunday, December 28, 2025, after a brief illness.
In a video shared on X on December 28, Amanfi’s passing served as a poignant reminder of his influence and the impact he had on generations, as his death marks the end of an era for Ghana’s vibrant highlife music scene.
His iconic hit, “Kakra b3ka wo” (“a little will tell you” or “little by little will reveal to you”), encapsulates the wisdom of patience and the truths that unfold with time.
Aseibu Amanfi was a monumental figure in the Ghanaian music industry, renowned for his soulful voice and the infectious rhythms that defined his songs.
He made statements like, “We have somewhere to go or a journey to embark on,” at a time he reflected on the journey of life and death during one of his performances honoring the late Daddy Lumba.
With timeless hits like “Kakra Bɛka Wo,” “Bamaso,” and “Asoko,” Amanfi’s music has become a treasured part of Ghana’s cultural scene, representing an era of music that connects with audiences of all ages.
His songs served as more than mere entertainment; they became cultural touchstones that connected generations.
“In life, when a child is born, joy fills the air, celebrated with white cloth and gifts during naming ceremonies. However, when death strikes, we are left with sorrow and sympathy as we bid farewell,” he expressed in one of his performances, underscoring the deep emotions surrounding life and loss.
Aseibu Amanfi’s contributions transcended music; he was a mentor and source of inspiration for many aspiring artistes, and his legacy will undoubtedly continue to shape the future of highlife music, serving as a guiding light for those who follow in his footsteps.
While his passing is a profound loss, the melodies he crafted will forever echo in the hearts of many.
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Kwabena Owusu, widely known by his stage name Aseibu Amanfi, passed away on the morning of Sunday, December 28, 2025, following a brief illness.
He was celebrated for his significant contributions to Ghana’s highlife music industry, with notable hits including “Kakra Bɛka Wo,”… pic.twitter.com/nN6qR6dHhw— THE STATE NEWS (@THESTATENEWSS) December 28, 2025
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