Ayigbe Edem Gets New Appointment at The Cyber Security Authority
- Denning Edem Hotor, aka Edem, has been appointed as the brand ambassador for the Safer Digital Ghana campaign
- The award-winning Ghanaian musician and rapper made the official announcement about the role on his Instagram page
- Ghanaian comedian DKB and other celebrities congratulated Edem on his appointment within the Communications Ministry
Renowned Ghanaian artist Edem has been officially unveiled as the Brand Ambassador for the Safer Digital Ghana Campaign, an ambitious initiative spearheaded by the Cyber Security Authority (CSA) under the Ministry of Communications, Digital Technology, and Innovation.
This campaign would promote digital safety and cybersecurity awareness across the nation.
Source: Instagram
Edem joins the Safer Digital Ghana Campaign
The appointment was announced during a formal ceremony held at the CSA Headquarters in Accra, where various stakeholders gathered to witness this significant milestone in Ghana's digital landscape.
In his heartfelt acceptance speech, musician Edem expressed profound gratitude to the ministry for bestowing upon him such a vital national responsibility, emphasising the honour of representing a cause that directly impacts the safety and well-being of Ghanaians.
He articulated the pressing need for heightened digital safety awareness in an increasingly interconnected world, stating,
"We live in an era where the digital world shapes nearly every aspect of our lives - how we learn, work, communicate, and express ourselves. While the internet opens doors to countless opportunities, it also brings with it significant threats that can compromise individuals, businesses, and even national security."
The photos from Edem's appointment are included below:
Edem shares vision for Safer Digital Ghana
Edem stressed that the Safer Digital Ghana Campaign goes beyond mere awareness and aims to empower all Ghanaians, ranging from school children to business owners, government workers, and everyday citizens, to take proactive measures in safeguarding themselves and their communities in the online realm.
"As the face of this campaign, I’m not just here to represent; I’m here to advocate for meaningful change. I am truly committed to leveraging my platform to promote essential cyber hygiene practices, encourage the reporting of cyber incidents, and champion safe internet habits, particularly among the youth, who are the most active consumers of digital content," he declared passionately.
He concluded his speech by reaffirming his dedication to fulfilling this role to the best of his abilities and called on all Ghanaians to recognise cybersecurity as a shared responsibility and a national priority.
The CSA was optimistic that with Edem’s widespread influence and relatable presence, the Safer Digital Ghana Campaign would effectively reach a broader audience, fostering a culture of responsible digital living and ultimately securing Ghana’s digital future.
The Instagram post is below:
Musician Edem loses his dad
Ayigbe Edem recently announced the passing of his father, an announcement that has sparked widespread sympathy and condolences across social media platforms.
On Monday, July 14, 2025, the Ghanaian rapper took to his Twitter account to share the heartbreaking news, posting a touching photo of himself with his father.
Accompanied by a cascade of broken heart emojis, he conveyed his devastation, stating,
"Oh Dad 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔. It’s too early, and you know it …"
This poignant message resonated with fans and followers who expressed their support and shared their messages of comfort during this difficult time.
The X post he shared is below:
Musician Edem talks about high import duties
Earlier, YEN.com.gh wrote about musician Edem voicing dissatisfaction about Ghana's import tariff costs, claiming that the prices were unreasonable.
He stated that tariffs often cost more than the imported goods in a post on X, with many Ghanaians sharing their experiences and agreeing with him.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
