The comedy industry in Ghana’s Volta Region has taken a remarkable leap in recent years, and 2025 has been no exception. This year, six vibrant and exceptionally talented comedians have been named the TOP 6 Comic Actors in Volta by fast rising media brand VOLTA TODAY, celebrating their unique contributions to humor, storytelling, and cultural entertainment. The list features some of the region’s most beloved names: KOSE, Fo Lumor, Blacky, Innocent Adzimah (Zipcode), Yayra Daterush, and Sabina of White Dove Comedy.


CRITERIA

The criteria for selecting the best comic actor include exceptional comedic timing, originality in performance, the ability to improvise naturally, and strong audience engagement. The actor must demonstrate versatility across different comedic styles such as satire, slapstick, or situational humor while maintaining authenticity and consistency in their character portrayal.

Additionally, their performance should evoke genuine laughter, contribute significantly to the overall success of the production, and leave a lasting impression on viewers through memorable expressions, gestures, and delivery.



This recognition highlights not just individual brilliance, but the growing strength of Volta’s comedy scene as a whole. Let’s take a closer look at the stars making waves as of June 2025z

KOSE

KOSE continues to dominate the comedy space with his thought-provoking yet hilarious skits and live performances. Blending satire with local dialect and culture, KOSE uses comedy as a tool to reflect on social and political issues earning him respect from both fans and critics. His comedic timing and intelligent humor have made him one of the most sought-after performers in the region.

Fo Lumor

Known for his comic presence and culturally rich content, Fo Lumor brings energy and authenticity to every performance. His comedy, heavily inspired by local traditions, Ewe folklore, and everyday struggles, resonates deeply with the Volta audience. He continues to rise through consistent work, community engagement, and a growing online fanbase.

Blacky

Blacky has built his brand around raw, street-style comedy that reflects the hustle and vibrancy of urban life. With a relatable style and effortless humor, he connects instantly with audiences from all walks of life. His skits, often based on social realities, have gone viral across platforms, making him one of the rising comedians among the youth.

Innocent Adzimah (Zipcode):

Known on as Zipcode, Innocent Adzimah has redefined what it means to perform character comedy. With a natural ability to embody multiple personalities, from exaggerated to confused personalities, Zipcode has become a phenomenon in the region. His work often reflects the cultural nuances of the Ewe people, making him an authentic and relatable act across diverse demographics.

Yayra Daterush

A rising star who refuses to be boxed in, Yayra Daterush has made a name for herself with bold, fearless, and unapologetically Ghanaian comedy. Her content funny, relatable, and often hilariously exaggerated tackles everything from relationships to everyday drama. Yayra represents a new generation of female comedians pushing boundaries and making space for more women in the industry. Her Jaimacan ascent also sets her apart.


Sabina (White Dove Comedy
Sabina, the powerhouse behind "White Dove Comedy", is loved for her clean, character-based sketches that speak to everyday family life, spirituality, and morality—often with a hilarious twist. Her content appeals to a wide range of viewers, making her one of the most inclusive and respected comic figures in the Volta Region.

Volta’s Comedy Scene Reaches New Heights

This mid-year’s Top 6 comedians reflect the diversity, creativity, and depth of talent emerging from the Volta Region. From traditional stage comedy to digital sketches, these actors are not just entertaining they are shaping a cultural movement that is putting Volta on Ghana’s comedy map.

As they continue to tour, collaborate, and dominate digital platforms, KOSE, Fo Lumor, Blacky, Zipcode, Yayra Daterush, and Sabina are proving that laughter truly is the best language and Volta speaks it fluently.