COKA SHARES 200 TICKETS FOR SARKODIE’S RAPPERHOLIC CONCERT 2026

 COKA SHARES 200 TICKETS FOR SARKODIE’S RAPPERHOLIC CONCERT 2026

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(NsafoaMediaOnline) 

Chairman Odeneho Kwaku Appiah, popularly known as *COKA,* has once again demonstrated his commitment to youth engagement, education and community support by sharing 200 tickets for Sarkodie’s highly anticipated Rapperholic 2026 concert, scheduled for Saturday, October 24, 2026, at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi.

The gesture is expected to provide beneficiaries with the opportunity to experience one of Ghana’s biggest annual musical events, further highlighting COKA’s interest in initiatives that promote youth participation, entertainment and social inclusion.

Beyond the concert tickets, COKA has also supported students gaining admission to Senior High Schools through the distribution of school trunks, chopboxes, student mattresses and cash assistance as part of his SHS admission and prospectus support initiative.

The distribution of 200 tickets for Rapperholic 2026 is another gesture aimed at creating opportunities for people, particularly young people, to participate in a major entertainment event without necessarily bearing the full cost of tickets. 

Rapperholic, headlined by Ghanaian rap icon Sarkodie, has become a major fixture on the country's entertainment calendar, attracting music lovers and fans from across Ghana and beyond.

The initiative also reflects the role that individuals and community leaders can play in supporting entertainment and providing memorable experiences for the youth 

COKA's support for both entertainment and education presents a broader picture of community engagement ,one that recognises the importance of recreation while placing emphasis on the future of young people.

For many observers, such interventions highlight the value of leadership that responds to the everyday needs and aspirations of people. 

At a time when the cost of education continues to challenge many households, initiatives that help students acquire essential school items and meet admission-related expenses can make a meaningful difference.

*NsafoaMediaOnline*