Highlife Legend Agya Koo Nimo Expresses Desire for Joint Performance with Shatta Wale

In a heartwarming moment that has captured the attention of music lovers across Ghana, legendary highlife musician Agya Koo Nimo has publicly expressed his profound desire to perform alongside dancehall superstar Shatta Wale. The 94-year-old icon, known for his timeless contributions to Ghanaian music, reiterated his long-held admiration for the “Ayoo” hitmaker and his wish to meet him in person during an interview with Kafui Dey. The clip, shared widely on X on June 12, 2025, quickly went viral, resonating deeply with fans of both artistes.

Agya Koo Nimo’s appreciation for Shatta Wale’s artistry has been a topic he’s touched on before, but this time, the conversation took an unexpected and delightful turn. While discussing his admiration for Shatta Wale’s craft, host Kafui Dey orchestrated a surprise phone call to the dancehall musician, bridging a generational gap in real-time.

An audibly excited Agya Koo Nimo seized the opportunity, wasting no time in making a heartfelt request for a joint concert. His words, delivered with a mix of sincerity and urgency, were poignant: “Hello Shatta, my name is Koo Nimo. I want to do one show with you before I die. I am 94. I want to see you in person, so I am happy to have the opportunity to talk to you. Try to visit me one day.” He continued, revealing his current physical state but emphasizing his unwavering affection: “I am in a wheelchair and can’t walk, but there is something you should know. I love you and I love everything you do. May God bless you.” His candidness and genuine warmth immediately struck a chord.

Shatta Wale, clearly moved by the unexpected call and the highlife legend’s heartfelt words, responded with equally enthusiastic reverence. He conveyed his deep respect and eagerness to connect with the veteran musician. “God bless you. It has been my dream to always meet you. Since you have called me, I will make time and visit you,” Shatta Wale promised. He further expressed his gratitude, acknowledging Agya Koo Nimo’s enduring legacy: “May God bless you for giving me this opportunity to be a great musician in Ghana, and thank you very much. I have been telling people about the legacy you have left, and I respect that so much. This call will definitely make me come and see you.”

This cross-generational interaction highlights the unifying power of music and mutual respect within Ghana’s vibrant entertainment industry. The prospect of a joint performance between Agya Koo Nimo, a torchbearer of traditional highlife, and Shatta Wale, a dominant force in contemporary dancehall, would undoubtedly be a landmark event for Ghanaian music. Fans are now eagerly anticipating if and when this dream collaboration might come to fruition.