Ghanaian dancehall heavyweight Stonebwoy has revealed a lesser-known side of his entrepreneurial journey, announcing that he owns a rice company in Ghana known as LILO RICE, which he runs together with his wife, Louisa.
The revelation has sparked excitement among fans, as it sheds light on the musician’s growing footprint outside the entertainment industry.
According to Stonebwoy, the name LILO is creatively derived from the first two letters of their names — Livingston (Stonebwoy) and Louisa — symbolising partnership, family, and shared vision. The brand reflects the couple’s commitment to building sustainable ventures beyond fame and the stage.
Although LILO RICE has been in existence for some time, Stonebwoy kept the business largely out of the public eye until a recent interview brought it into the spotlight.
The disclosure has since drawn fresh attention to his business acumen and long-term planning beyond music.
The revelation has earned widespread praise online, with many applauding Stonebwoy for investing in agriculture and supporting local production while maintaining a low-key approach.
Fans say the move further confirms his image as not just an award-winning artist, but a forward-thinking businessman.
Stonebwoy’s journey with LILO RICE adds to the growing list of Ghanaian creatives diversifying their income streams, proving that success in music can go hand in hand with impactful investments in national development.