Top 10 Celebrities in Ghana
Ghana’s Top 10 Most Admired Celebrities: What the Scores Say
SagaPoll users in Ghana weighed in on the Celebrities category, and the top 10 reveals a blend of global icons and homegrown stars. From civil rights legends to football heroes and music powerhouses, here’s how the favorites stack up—and why they resonate so strongly in Ghana.
Martin Luther King
Score: 4.55/5. A timeless symbol of justice and nonviolence, Dr. King’s ideals clearly strike a chord. His connection to Ghana runs deep—he attended the country’s 1957 independence celebrations and preached “The Birth of a New Nation,” a sermon that still inspires.
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Score: 4.51/5. From seven-time Mr. Olympia to Hollywood icon and Governor of California, his story is the definition of perseverance. Ghanaians seem to value his relentless drive and reinvention as much as his blockbuster roles.
Nelson Mandela
Score: 4.46/5. The embodiment of resilience and reconciliation, Mandela’s legacy as South Africa’s first black president and Nobel Peace Prize laureate resonates across Africa. His message of forgiveness still guides conversations about leadership.
Morgan Freeman
Score: 4.34/5. With a voice and presence that command attention, Freeman’s roles in acclaimed films and documentaries have earned enduring respect. His calm authority and consistency make him a cross-generational favorite.
Trevor Noah
Score: 4.31/5. The South African comedian turned global star blends sharp satire with heartfelt storytelling. His perspective on identity, politics, and everyday life bridges African and international audiences with ease.
Angélique Kidjo
Score: 4.24/5. A Beninese powerhouse and multi–Grammy-winning artist, Kidjo champions African creativity on the world stage. Her collaborations and activism highlight the continent’s cultural influence and inspire young artists.
Mohamed Salah
Score: 4.20/5. The Egyptian forward’s Premier League heroics and humility make him a standout role model. With multiple African Player of the Year titles and a strong philanthropic streak, his appeal extends far beyond football.
Idris Elba
Score: 4.19/5. The British actor and producer, with Sierra Leonean and Ghanaian roots, is celebrated for his range on screen and his championing of creative industries in West Africa. His cross-cultural identity resonates strongly in Ghana.
Stonebwoy
Score: 4.17/5. A leading voice in Ghanaian reggae/dancehall, Stonebwoy blends local rhythms with global sounds. A BET Award winner with international collaborations, he represents Ghana’s music scene with pride and consistency.
Will Smith
Score: 4.15/5. From The Fresh Prince to an Academy Award for King Richard, Smith’s career spans decades of hit films and music. His versatility and charisma continue to earn admiration worldwide.
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