The Ghana Police Service has honoured award-winning Afro-dancehall artiste Stonebwoy with the Ghana Police Badge of Service with Integrity in recognition of his positive impact on society, youth empowerment and contribution to national development through music and advocacy.
The honour reflects Stonebwoy’s influence beyond entertainment, particularly his role in inspiring young people and using his platform to champion meaningful social causes.
Over the years, the musician has built a reputation not only as one of Ghana’s biggest music exports but also as a strong advocate for education, peace and youth development.
A video circulating online shows the Inspector-General of Police Christian Tetteh Yohuno himself alongside other members of the police hierarchy presenting the badge to the ten-times Best Reggae/Dancehall Artiste Of The Year award winner amid an exchange of pleasantries and laughter.
Ghana Police commends contribution to national development
The Ghana Police Badge of Service with Integrity is awarded to individuals whose work and public conduct contribute positively to national growth and public confidence.
Stonebwoy’s honour adds to a growing list of recognitions he has received for his contribution to Ghana’s entertainment industry and social development efforts.
Fans and industry players have since praised the recognition, describing it as a testament to the musician’s influence both on and off the stage.
