Most of the female celebrities in Ghana work as nurses yet they still bring out the beautiful talents in them.
Some of these female celebrities still work as nurses while others were once nurses but quit to pursue their music careers.
Nurses serve an important role in the health care system by promoting health, preventing sickness, and providing care to the physically ill.
Below are popular Ghanaian female musicians who are nurses.
Kakaie.
Kakaie She is one of the rare Ghanaian celebrities that works as a nurse. Grace was born. Kaki Awo Ocansey is a dancehall performer from Ghana. She joined Xtra Large Music as her first record label. She began elementary school in Dansoman and completed her education at the Achimota school. She has a Bsc in Midwifery from the University of Ghana. Last year, she received her master’s degree from Angelia Ruskin University.
Odo, Efia.
The Ghanaian actress is from Juabeng, a village in Ghana’s Ashanti region. Before moving to Ghana to pursue her acting career, the Ghanaian worked as an assistant nurse in the United States.
Diana Antwi Hamilton.
The Ghanaian gospel singer is the third of her parent’s eight children. She began her primary schooling at Morning Star School in Accra. She graduated from Ghana National College in Cape Coast, where she received her secondary education. Diana Antwi Hamilton is a gospel artist who has won several honors. She went on to study and practice nursing after graduating from high school.
Wendy Shay
Wendy Addo’s full name is Wendy Addo, however, she is better known by her stage name Wendy Shay. She began her schooling at St. Martins De Porres before moving to Stuttgart, Germany, when her father died when she was four years old. The Uber driver who hit the marker was trained as a professional nurse in Germany before returning to Ghana to pursue her dream job as a singer.
Sister Afia
Francisca Gawugah, born on January 7, 1993, is a Ghanaian musician and composer. Afia rose to prominence with the release of her hit “Jeje” with dancehall musician Shatta Wale. She attended Reverend John Teye Memorial Institute before moving to the United Kingdom to pursue a career in nursing. Afia, like Wendy Shay, returned to Ghana to launch her music career.
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