Philipa Baafi is a renowned Ghanaian gospel musician whose song “Go High” was adopted by Ghana’s New Patriotic Party for campaign activities.
Philipa Baafi, the first of three, was born on May 15, 1980 in Kumasi, the second-largest city in Ghana to Grace Acheampong and Akwasi Baafi.
She revealed that she began song ministration at the age of nine and she discovered this when she used to sing in Bantama Methodist Church in Kumasi.
She in 1996, attended St. Monica’s Secondary School at Asante Mampong and then to FC Institute of Beauty Therapy where she studied Physiology and Anatomy.
Philipa also enrolled in a three months school in Cologne, Germany, to pursue a diploma course in beauty therapy.
At the moment, she she doubles as a dedicated gospel musician, a physiotherapist and a beautician.
Reports say she is currently pursuing a degree in Physician Assistantship (PA) at Radford College in Accra
Philipa Baafi is married to Mr. Kwame Karikari, a former lecturer of the University of Ghana and the current Dean of Communications Studies of the Wisconsin University in Ghana.
Philipa Baafi Songs
Notable that Philipa Baafi began music at a very tender age, she has a large number of songs to show for it. Here are some songs worked on by the veteran musician.
- Megye Me Din
- I Go Dance
- Nkwa
- Go High
- Ebenezer
- Go Higher
- Mogya Na Akasa
- Yesu Ne Me Last Stop