Ghanaian rap icon Sarkodie has taken to X to express his gratitude following the resounding success of his highly anticipated #RapperholicTheHomecoming concert held on Saturday, September 27, 2025, at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi. In a post shared at at 7 the Sarkcess Music boss humbly acknowledged the collective effort that made the event a triumph, while giving credit to a wide array of contributors.
In his post, Sarkodie stated, “Sarkodie Had 5 to 10 to do with the sarkcess of #RapperholicTheHomecoming … Give thanks to God almighty, my team, Media, influencers, content creators, musicians, actors, SarkNation (I will come back on that) and my people in Kumasi!!! You guys did this and I can’t take it for granted 🙏🏿.” The rapper’s modest self-assessment has sparked an outpouring of support and admiration from fans and followers on the social media platform.
The #RapperholicTheHomecoming concert, part of Sarkodie’s annual Rapperholic series, has become a cultural milestone in Ghanaian entertainment. The event featured a stellar lineup of local talents and drew massive crowds, with visuals shared by fans showcasing the electrifying atmosphere. Images circulating on X depict Sarkodie commanding the stage against a backdrop emblazoned with vibrant graphics, including the striking “OBIDI” display, a nod to his popular track.
Fans have flooded the comments section with praise. Sage Kenny, a digital marketer, shared a photo of Sarkodie performing under the stadium lights, captioning it, “We love you that’s why.” Others, like Perry Paisley, referenced the rapper’s promise to return to the topic of SarkNation, expressing unwavering support with, “We ain’t forgotten this promise tho and we know you gonna keep it @sarkodie ❤️.”
The buildup to the concert included a peace float through Kumasi on September 24, 2025, where Sarkodie and his team were met with an enthusiastic reception from residents. Reports indicate that the rapper even sprayed bundles of cash on fans as a gesture of appreciation, mirroring a move by his close friend and collaborator, Shatta Wale. This act further cemented his connection with the Kumasi community, which he singled out for special thanks in his latest post.
Despite initial concerns from the National Sports Authority (NSA) regarding the use of the Baba Yara Sports Stadium, Sarkodie had earlier assured compliance with regulations, promising that the event would not encroach on the football pitch. His proactive response helped smooth over any potential issues, allowing the concert to proceed seamlessly.