Ghana Comedy Awards 2025: Full List Winners

The La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra transformed into a sanctuary of laughter and celebration on a night that highlighted Ghana’s ever-evolving comedic brilliance. The 2025 edition of the Ghana Comedy Awards not only recognized the finest in the industry but also amplified the cultural relevance of humor in a time where laughter continues to be one of Ghana’s most cherished treasures.

From emerging talents to seasoned icons, the star-studded evening was a powerful statement: Ghanaian comedy is not just thriving—it’s transforming, touching lives, and taking center stage.

The Kings and Queens of Comedy

At the peak of the night’s applause was the dynamic Lekzy Decomic, crowned Comedian of the Year and Comic MC/Orator of the Year, solidifying his status as a comedic powerhouse with unmatched stage presence and razor-sharp wit.

Close behind was OB Amposah, who walked away with multiple accolades: Stand-up Comedian of the Year, and Comedy Special of the Year for OB Live At Bukom Boxing Arena, a show that redefined the limits of live comedy in Ghana. He also teamed up with Lekzy to clinch Radio Comedy Program of the Year for their hit show WMT Show on 3FM.a

Comedy’s New Vanguard

The awards also shone a spotlight on the rising stars who are shaping the next chapter of Ghanaian humor:

• Kwame Obed was named Next Rated Comic Act of the Year, signaling a future bursting with promise.

• Opoku Bilson earned Comic Discovery of the Year, wowing audiences with his fresh perspective and magnetic timing.

• The youthful and vibrant Awesoa Comedy delighted fans as Comic Kid of the Year, proving that age is no barrier to brilliance.

Digital Dynamos & Viral Victories

In the age of reels, memes, and short-form skits, online creators are driving a new wave of comedy—and the awards recognized them in full force:

• Jeffery Nortey, a name that echoed throughout the ceremony, won Best Comedy Skit, Comedy Actor of the Year, and shared Comic Collaboration of the Year with veteran actress Kalsoum Sinare.

• Papayaw Ataamle took home Comic Influencer of the Year, thanks to his digital charm and mass appeal.

• The hilarious and heartwarming The Fisherman by Zoey Martison was named Comedy Movie of the Year (TV/Online).

Women Who Rule the Stage

Comedy has long been a male-dominated space, but the 2025 Ghana Comedy Awards made room for the women breaking that mold:

• Vivian Jill Lawrence was honored as Comedy Actress of the Year, her performances balancing grace and goof in equal measure.

• Jacinta Ocansey, a veteran of laughter, won Female Comedian of the Year, continuing to inspire a new generation of female comics.

From the Club to the Screen

Recognizing platforms that nurture comedy, Soho Comedy Nights earned Comedy Club of the Year, while On A More Serious Note on Joy Prime bagged Comedy TV Program of the Year.

In the world of live events, Foster Romanus dazzled with his signature show, Romanus Incomplete VI, winning Comedy Event of the Year.

Artistry Beyond the Mic

Not all heroes wear microphones—some wield pens and scripts. Haytoons Jerry Hay was celebrated as Comic Cartoonist/Animator of the Year, and William Odartei Lamptey took the stage for Comedy Theatre Act of the Year, highlighting the diversity of storytelling in Ghana’s comedic arts.

Musically, Ajeezay kept the crowd giggling with lyrical creativity to win Comic Music Act of the Year, and Kofi Kinaata, known for his lyrical depth and humor-laced delivery, was recognized as Alternative Comic Act of the Year.

Honoring Legacy & Impact

The night wasn’t just about awards—it was about legacy. A heartfelt Honor for Outstanding Comedy Contribution was given to Mr. Abdel (Razak Yakubu), Bel Aqua Ghana, and New Age Agric Solutions Ltd. (Evivi Rice) for their unwavering support of comedy in Ghana.

And in a world where laughter meets advocacy, Boss Majoy was recognized for Comedy for Social Good, reminding everyone that sometimes, comedy saves more than just the mood—it saves lives.

The Final Bow

As the final punchline echoed and the lights dimmed, one thing was clear: the Ghana Comedy Awards 2025 wasn’t just an awards night—it was a cultural celebration, a career springboard, and a national love letter to the people who dare to make us laugh.