Kofi Atta Kakra Kusi, Deputy Director of Corporate Affairs at the Ghana Tourism Authority, has tied the knot with Sharon Danquah, a Senior Administrative Manager at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital, in a colourful and heart-warming wedding ceremony in Accra.
The couple sealed their union with a traditional engagement on Saturday, November 22, 2025, followed by a church wedding on Saturday, November 29, 2025, at the Nazareth Methodist Church, Mamprobi in Accra.
The ceremonies brought together family, friends, and loved ones to witness what many described as a beautiful celebration of love, faith, and commitment.
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The joyous occasion was graced by high-profile guests, such as Her Excellency Ambassador Erieka Bennett, Founder and Head of Mission of the Diaspora Africa Forum; Hon. Barbara Asher Ayisi, former Deputy Minister of Education and Works and Housing; and Brandina Djagba, Wear Ghana and Culture Ambassador with the National Commission on Culture (NCC).
The event also welcomed several prominent personalities, including Akumaa Mama Zimbi, Daddy Bosco, South Africa’s High Commissioner to Ghana, Kobby Kyei, Edem Mensah-Tsotorme, and Chef Faila, as well as Nana Afia Sarpong, a Tourism Consultant, adding colour and prestige to the event.
Also in attendance were Alisa Osei Asamoah, Immediate Past President of the Tour Operators Union of Ghana (TOUGHA), as well as the President of the Chefs Association of Ghana, Mr Michael Quainoo, accompanied by members of the association.
Also present were the CEO of Afrik Gardens and Fizzles Night Club, Mr T, and the Marketing Manager of Alisa Hotel, Mrs Esperanza Adjei. Staff of both the Ghana Tourism Authority and the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital turned out in large numbers to support their colleagues, while members of the wider tourism and hospitality fraternity added colour and prestige to the celebration.
The wedding marked a memorable milestone for the couple, whose union drew warm congratulations and goodwill messages, as guests wished them a lifetime of happiness, companionship, and shared purpose.
