Menzgold Ghana is the most credible, authentic gold dealership in Ghana, licensed by the Minerals Commission to trade gold in the country.
Menzgold has established a track record of success during its years of operation in Ghana, staying true to its core principle of bringing smiles on the faces of its customers.
A look at the roster of celebrities who have signed up with the company to promote its business also tells you a lot about how solid the Menzgold brand is. These are public figures who have spent years, some of them decades, building their brands in the Ghanaian zeitgeist, yet all have comfortably tied their brands to that of Menzgold.
These include Joselyn Dumas, Jackie Appiah, Stonebwoy, Becca, and Okyeame Kwame. You could not find a more distinguished roster of celebrities if you tried.
These are superstars who have built their brands with hard work over years and stayed away from controversy their entire careers. They possess brands which in the eyes of any Ghanaian holds a lot of weight.
In any ambassadorship deal, both parties have to trust that they are getting the best out of it. Globally, there are examples of numerous athletes who have lost sponsorship deals because of some controversy they were mired in. Tiger Woods and Lance Armstrong are two who come immediately to mind, but there are hundreds of others. The point being nobody wants to be associated with a tainted brand, especially if they possess a credible brand themselves they want to protect.
So by tying themselves to Menzgold Ghana, all these credible, trusted celebrities are also lending their credibility and reputation to the Menzgold brand and vice versa. And it is unlikely they would do so without assurances about the brand they are associating with. No credible person runs into the arms of a tainted brand, they usually run the other way.
Menzgold Ghana as a brand represents itself with the utmost professionalism, credibility, and competency, and strives to satisfy its customers in all its endeavours. That completely mirrors the same attributes of these celebrities, which they have demonstrated in the time they have each spent in the public eye.
Profiles of Ambassadors:
Stonebwoy

Livingstone Etse Satekla, professionally known as Stonebwoy, is a Ghanaian Reggae/Dancehall recording artist and singer/songwriter. Stonebwoy is arguably the most decorated Ghanaian reggae/dancehall act, having won the BET Award for Best International Act Africa in 2015 and been nominated in two separate years. He also won the Artiste of the Year Award at the 2015 Ghana Music Awards.
Some of the biggest hit singles of the past decade are credited to Stonebwoy, with his catchphrase ‘BHIM’ ubiquitous on the Ghanaian music scene.
Okyeame Kwame

Kwame Nsiah-Apau, professionally known as Okyeame Kwame, is a Ghanaian rapper, entrepreneur, and philanthropist who has managed to remain at the top of his game for the past two decades. OK, as he’s affectionately known, debuted as a member of the legendary rap group Akyeame, before later going solo and building a career as one of the best Ghanaian rappers of all time.
Aside his noticeable hall of fame rap career, OK also carries out numerous philanthropic works. Through his Okyeame Kwame Foundation, he campaigns extensively against Hepatitis B.
Okyeame Kwame has received international recognition for his work, including being presented with the Keys to the City of Cincinnati in the US State of Ohio.
Becca

Rebecca Akosua Acheampong, professionally known as Becca, is a Ghanaian singer, songwriter, and actress. Becca came to the limelight after she withdrew from contention in the second season of TV3’s uber popular singing reality show ‘Mentor’.
Despite that she has gone on to build a magnificent career, bewitching all and sundry who listens to her melodious voice. Becca has three Ghana Music Award wins to her name as well as three 4Syte Music Video Award wins to her name.
Becca ran a rescue organization which raised funds to help children affected by HIV/AIDS in Ghana and in 2014, she became a Goodwill Ambassador for UNAIDS.
In 2013, ETV named her in their list of the 100 most influential Ghanaians.
Jackie Appiah

Jackie Appiah is a Ghanaian multi award winning actress who has achieved immense success both in Ghana and Nigeria. Jackie broke through as a very young actress over a decade ago, appearing on popular shows such as ‘Things We Do For Love’, ‘Sin City’, and ‘Games People Play’. She later established herself as a Ghallywood A-lister and has never looked back since.
Jackie broke through as a very young actress over a decade ago, appearing on popular shows such as ‘Things We Do For Love’, ‘Sin City’, and ‘Games People Play’. She later established herself as a Ghallywood A-lister and has never looked back since.
Jackie has numerous nominations and two awards at the Africa Movie Academy Awards. She runs the Jackie Appiah Foundation, which caters to the need of the less privileged in society.
Joselyn Dumas

Joselyn Dumas is a Ghanaian actress and television host who has won awards in both roles through her distinguished career.
Dumas, a trained paralegal, left that profession and relocated to Ghana to fulfill her career as a TV personality. She hosted ‘Rhythms’ and ‘The One Show’, both to critical acclaim, before breaking out as an actress in Shirley Frimpong Manso’s ‘Adam’s Apple’.
Dumas has won multiple ‘Radio and Television Personality’ (RTP) awards throughout her career and has been nominated for several AMAA awards. She attempts to tackle problems in society through her Joselyn Canfor-Dumas Foundation (JCDF).
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