25/06/2025
SUAME HERO SPOTLIGHT: ALHAJI MUSAH (NANASOMPAHENE – THE CHIEF OF SERVICE)
In this week’s edition of Suame TV’s Hero Spotlight, we celebrate a man whose extraordinary contributions have touched the very soul of Suame — a man whose life is defined by generosity, service, and love for community. He is Alhaji Musah, fondly known as AMUTU, and honored by the title Nana Sompahene — the Chief of Good Service — conferred upon him by the late Ashanti Regional Chief Imam and endorsed by His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Asantehene.
Alhaji Musah’s journey is one marked by resilience. From modest beginnings, he forged his path through sheer determination and hard work. Today, he stands tall not only as a successful individual but as one of Suame’s most respected sons — a beacon of hope and compassion for all.
What truly sets Alhaji Musah apart is his deep commitment to philanthropy. His international connections have empowered him to carry out impactful charitable works in Suame, year after year. One of his flagship initiatives is the Annual Widows Support Program, where he provides foodstuffs, textiles, children’s clothing, and other essentials to widows in the community — restoring dignity and joy to lives often overlooked.
His passion doesn’t stop there. A strong supporter of youth development, he actively engages young, talented footballers by supplying them with football kits and organizing yearly community football tournaments that foster unity and nurture talent.
Alhaji Musah’s bond with the Muslim community is equally profound. He is well known for his unwavering support for the elderly, consistently providing them with food and care. His dedication to promoting Islamic scholarship is unmatched, as he regularly supports local Muslim scholars and Islamic programs in Suame.
Through every act of kindness, Alhaji Musah demonstrates an unwavering love for his hometown. His philanthropic outreach touches every aspect of life — from religion to sports, from the young to the old. It is this heartfelt devotion that has earned him not only admiration but also the symbolic mantle of Sompahene, a title reflecting his life of service and excellence.
Alhaji Musah (Nana Sompahene), may you live long to continue the noble work you do for Suame and its people.