Becca (Ghanaian Singer) Biography: Husband, Age, Children, Net Worth, Height, Parents, Songs & Albums, Movies

Becca (Ghanaian Singer) Biography: Husband, Age, Children, Net Worth, Height, Parents, Songs & Albums, Movies

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Rebecca Akosua Acheampomaa Acheampong, known mononymously as Becca, is a Ghanaian singer, songwriter, and actress celebrated for her soulful vocals and contributions to Afropop.

Born on August 15, 1984, in Kumasi, Ghana, she rose to fame after participating in TV3’s Mentor competition in 2006 and has since become one of Ghana’s most influential female artists.

Profile

  • Full Name: Rebecca Akosua Acheampomaa Acheampong
  • Stage Name: Becca
  • Born: August 15, 1984
  • Age: 40 years old
  • Birthplace: Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana
  • Nationality: Ghanaian
  • Occupation: Ghanaian Singer, Songwriter, Actress
  • Height: 5’7
  • Parents: Isaac Acheampong (father), and Julie Yiadom-Oti (mother)
  • Siblings: Eight siblings (first girl, fifth-born; names not disclosed)
  • Spouse: Oluwatobi Sanni Daniel (married 2018)
  • Children: One daughter (born February 2019)
  • Relationship: Married
  • Net Worth: $1 million to $7 million

Early Life and Education

Becca was born on August 15, 1984, in Kumasi, Ghana, as the fifth of nine children and the first girl in a religious Christian family. Her parents, Isaac Acheampong and Julie Yiadom-Oti, raised her in a vibrant, music-rich environment where she was active in church and school activities, showcasing her vocal talent early on.

She attended Morning Star School and Wesley Girls’ High School in Cape Coast, where she participated in talent shows, honing her singing skills.

After secondary school, she studied childcare and education at Croydon College in London, UK, becoming a qualified childcare worker. Returning to Ghana, she pursued further education at the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA), studying operations and project management, and later earned a master’s degree in brands and communication management from the University of Professional Studies (UPSA) in Accra, graduating as valedictorian in 2022.

Career

Becca’s music career began after placing second in the 2006 season of TV3’s Mentor competition, though she left due to contractual disagreements. This exposure led to her signing with EKB Records under Kiki Banson.

Her debut album, Sugar (2007), featured 12 tracks in English and Twi, with hits like “You Lied to Me” (featuring Kwabena Kwabena) earning her five nominations at the 2008 Ghana Music Awards. Her second album, Time 4 Me (2013), a 20-track project certified double platinum in Ghana, included collaborations with 2face Idibia, MI, King Ayisoba, Trigmatic, Jay Storm, and Akwaboah, with singles like “Forever,” “Push,” “Bad Man Bad Girl,” and “No Away.”

Her third album, Unveiling (2017), featured artists like Mr Eazi, Stonebwoy, and Bisa Kdei, with tracks like “Beshiwo” and “Na Wash” gaining millions of YouTube views. She headlined the 2013 Girl Talk concert and performed at the 2017 Ghana Music Awards London.

Becca has collaborated with international artists like Hugh Masakela and Yvonne Chaka Chaka and signed with Zylofon Media in 2017. Beyond music, she acted in Yvonne Nelson’s film If Tomorrow Never Comes (2015) and is an accomplished guitarist. She also performed at Ghana Premier League matches in 2014 to promote the league.

Awards and Nominations

Won:

  • Kora Award: Best African Prospect Award (2010)
  • National Youth Achievers Award: Music (2012)
  • Ghana Music Awards: Record of the Year for “You Lied to Me” (2008), Best Music Video of the Year (2012)
  • 4Syte TV Music Video Awards: Best Female Video (2011, 2012), Best Highlife Song, Best Storyline Video, Best African Act Video (2010)
  • Nigeria Entertainment Awards: Non-Nigerian African Artiste of the Year (2017)

Nominated:

  • Ghana Music Awards: Artiste of the Year, Best Vocal Performance, Pop Song of the Year, Best Collaboration (2008); Artiste of the Year, Highlife Song of the Year (2010); Best Female Vocalist, Best Collaboration for “Beshiwo” (2017)
  • Kora Awards: Best Artiste or Group, Best Artiste or Group in West Africa (2008)
  • Channel O Music Video Awards (2008)
  • City People Entertainment Awards: Musician of the Year (Female, 2014)

Becca was ranked 94 on Ghana’s 2013 list of the 100 most influential people in Ghana.

Social Media

  • Instagram Handle: @beccaafrica
  • Twitter Handle: @beccaafrica
  • YouTube: Becca Africa

Personal Life

Becca resides in Accra, Ghana, with her husband, Oluwatobi Sanni Daniel, a Nigerian economist and artist manager, whom she married on August 18, 2018, in a private ceremony. They welcomed a daughter in February 2019, which Becca kept private, avoiding pregnancy posts on social media.

Her relationship with her parents, particularly her father, was strained in 2012 due to rumors of an affair with her manager, Kiki Banson, leading to her father publicly disowning her.

The issue was later resolved privately, and she ended her professional relationship with Banson and EKB Records after a decade. A Christian, Becca is passionate about philanthropy, founding a rescue organization for children affected by HIV/AIDS in Ghana, and serving as a UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador since 2014. She advocates for women’s empowerment and education, often reflected in songs like “African Woman.” Her hobbies include playing the guitar and supporting social causes.

Filmography

  • If Tomorrow Never Comes (2015, film) – Supporting role (produced by Yvonne Nelson, directed by Pascal Amanfo)

Discography

Studio Albums:

  • Sugar (2007, 12 tracks, EKB Records) – Hits: “You Lied to Me,” “Saa”
  • Time 4 Me (2013, 20 tracks, EKB Records, 2x platinum) – Hits: “Forever,” “Push,” “Bad Man Bad Girl,” “No Away,” “African Woman”
  • Unveiling (2017, 10 tracks, Zylofon Media) – Hits: “Beshiwo” (feat. Bisa Kdei), “Na Wash”

Selected Singles:

  • “Move” (2014, feat. Uhuru)
  • “No One” (2020, feat. Busiswa)
  • “Makoma” (2024)

Net Worth

Becca’s net worth is estimated at $1 million to $7 million, with sources varying widely: $1 million (Mdundo, 2023) to $7 million (CoverGhana, 2022). Her wealth stems from her music career (three albums, numerous singles), acting, endorsements (e.g., GLO Mobile Ghana, 2009), and Zylofon Media deals.


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