The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has extended its heartfelt congratulations to award-winning Ghanaian singer Efya, born Jane Awindor, following her recent traditional marriage.
In an official congratulatory letter dated November 9, 2026, and signed by its President, Bessa Simons, on behalf of the union’s leadership, membership and staff, MUSIGA celebrated the singer on her new milestone and wished her and her husband a successful and happy marriage.
The union expressed particular excitement about Efya’s marriage, especially considering her contribution to the maiden edition of the SheRhythms Festival, where she proudly represented MUSIGA as the face of the initiative less than a year ago.
According to the letter, Efya’s grace, artistry and influence played a remarkable role in making the festival a memorable initiative, describing her marriage as another beautiful chapter worth celebrating.
MUSIGA also acknowledged the importance of the occasion, describing her wedding as a celebration of love, culture, family and unity. The union wished the couple peace, understanding, prosperity and divine blessings as they begin their journey together.
Interestingly, the union also congratulated Efya as she embraces what it described as an exciting new phase of her career as a married woman and a mother.
It further expressed confidence that this new chapter would bring her greater fulfilment, strength and artistic excellence, while assuring her of its continued support.
Efya has been one of Ghana’s most celebrated female vocalists, earning admiration for her exceptional voice, stage presence and contribution to the country’s contemporary music scene.
Her recent traditional marriage has generated considerable excitement among fans, colleagues and entertainment industry stakeholders, with MUSIGA becoming one of the latest institutions to publicly celebrate the singer.
The congratulatory message concludes with a warm wish that her home will be filled with love, laughter, prosperity and enduring happiness.
MUSIGA’s congratulatory message reflects the union’s commitment to recognising and celebrating artistes beyond their professional accomplishments, embracing the important milestones in their personal lives as well.
