Written by: Walter Sena
Content creator and streamer MadeInGhana has successfully concluded his highly engaging three-day live Twitch stream, which drew massive attention online and featured appearances from some of Ghana’s biggest entertainment names.
Among the notable guests were Ama Burland, Efia Odo, and the African Dancehall King, Shatta Wale, who each brought their unique energy and fanbases to the virtual experience.

Made in Ghana and Efia Odo
One of the standout moments came during Shatta Wale’s appearance, when MadeInGhana surprised fans by calling his fellow Ghanaian-Canadian streamer Ok.Elvis to join the stream. The moment went viral as Elvis, visibly excited, shared the screen with Shatta Wale, expressing pure admiration and joy. The spontaneous exchange added a fun and unforgettable spark to the already buzzing event.

Ama Burland supporting
Other familiar faces like Holics and Benson the Actor also joined in, contributing to what many fans have described as one of the most entertaining and community-driven livestreams in recent Ghanaian Twitch history.
The successful three-day stream not only showcased MadeInGhana’s growing influence in the digital entertainment space but also highlighted the rise of Ghanaian creators who continue to make waves in the global streaming culture.
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