Ghanaian Afro-Pop and Highlife Star Boggy Wenzday Passes Away

Ghana’s music industry has been thrown into mourning following the passing of Ghanaian Afro-pop and Highlife musician Boggy Wenzday, born Robert Kwaku Bamfo.

The talented singer, songwriter, and live band performer reportedly passed away on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, leaving fans and colleagues in shock. News of his death began circulating on social media and has since sparked an outpouring of tributes from industry players and music lovers across the country.

Boggy Wenzday was widely known in Ghana’s Central Region, particularly in Cape Coast and Elmina, where he built a strong reputation as one of the region’s most vibrant performers. His music blended traditional Highlife elements with contemporary Afro-pop, creating a unique sound that resonated with audiences both locally and nationally.

Throughout his career, Boggy Wenzday gained recognition for his powerful vocals, lyrical storytelling, and energetic live band performances. He collaborated with several Ghanaian artistes and released a number of popular songs that received airplay on radio and digital platforms.

Some of his notable songs include “Full Stop” featuring eShun, “Naawula” featuring Jupitar, and “Nipa Ny3” featuring DJ Pakorich. These songs helped solidify his reputation as a gifted songwriter and performer.

Over the years, Boggy Wenzday also received recognition for his contributions to music in the Central Region, earning accolades at regional award schemes including the Central Music Awards and the Central Entertainment and Business Awards.

Tributes have begun pouring in from fans, fellow musicians, and industry stakeholders who remember him for his dedication to music and his role in promoting the cultural sound of the Central Region. As of the time of filing this report, the cause of his death has not been officially disclosed, and further details regarding funeral arrangements are yet to be announced.