Okumfour Kwaadee is a Ghanian Hiplife musician
Ghanaian Hiplife artiste, Okomfour Kwaadee, has joined the campaign against the use of opioids, particularly a substance known as “Red” or “225,” after battling mental illness for several years.
The “Ofie Nipa” hitmaker, looking more stable after a long stay in rehab, has joined the fight against the illegal substance.
In a video shared on X on August 22, 2025, Kwaadee was seen with other individuals on the streets of Kumasi, campaigning against the practice.
Okomfour Kwaadee urges government to act on alarming rise in youth opioid addiction
In the same video, the musician was also captured holding hands with Akosua Agyapong as they joined organisers from the WillingWay Recovery and Rehabilitation Center and other personalities in the campaign.
The video has since sparked mixed reactions on social media.
Avoid intake of ‘Red’, it’s harmful – Okomfour Kwadee warns youth
While some netizens have expressed happiness with the current state of Kwaadee, others have raised concerns, noting that the musician is not fully recovered to participate in such an activity.
Watch the video below:
A/R: renowned Kumasi-based Ghanaian hiplife artiste, Okomfour Kwadee and Akosua Agyapong leads “Red Means Stop” Campaign, a national youth anti-drug initiative to combat the rising tide of substance abuse among the youth. pic.twitter.com/58QAbnQ3r6
— 𝕏 Ghana 🇬🇭 (@xghana_) August 22, 2025
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