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Emelia Brobbey (born 6 January 1982) is Ghanaian actress, television presenter and musician. She won the Best Indigenous Actress of the Year and was nominated for Best Supporting Actress of the Year at the City People Entertainment Awards in 2016. She won Best Gallywood Actress and Best Philanthropist at the 3G Awards in New York in 2018. She won the 2019 Best Actor Female indigenous at the ZAFAA Global Award which was presented by the African Film Academy Awards.
Early life and education
Emelia Brobbey was born on January 6, 1982, and grew up in Akyem Swedru in the Eastern region of Ghana. She completed Akyem Swedru Secondary School and continued to Presbyterian Teacher’s Training College. After completing Teacher’s Certificate ‘A’. Emelia was posted to teach at Obuasi were she taught Agric Science. She was then introduced into acting. She also holds a diploma in Journalism, a bachelor’s degree in Human Resource Management and an ICM certificate in Broadcast Journalism.
Music
She released her first single ” Fa me ko” in 2019. The song was heavily criticised for the poor vocals of Emelia. January 2020 she released her second single “Odo Electric”
Achievement
In March 2021, she was appointed as an ambassador for the COVID-19 National Trust Fund.
Filmography
- Asantewaa
- Asem Asa
- Adofoasa
- Seed Of Rejection
- Kae
- Nkonyaa
- Pains of True Love
- Medimafo Tease
- Kofi Sika
- Mansa, The Pretty Crying Baby
- Games of the Heart
Personal life
In 2010, Emelia married Dr Kofi Adu Boateng who is the founder of End Point Homeopathy Clinic but the couple divorced in 2012. She is currently a single mother with two Kids. Her first son was born while she was in school training to become a teacher. Her second son was from her marriage with doctor Kofi and was born on 13 June 2013.
Awards and Honors
Emelia Brobbey, born on January 6, 1982, in Akyem Swedru, Ghana, has carved a remarkable niche for herself in the Ghanaian entertainment industry. She is not only an accomplished actress but also a television presenter, musician, and a woman of many talents. Over the years, she has garnered recognition and numerous awards for her exceptional contributions to the world of entertainment. Let’s take a closer look at the accolades that have adorned her career.
Best Indigenous Actress of the Year – City People Entertainment Awards (2016)
In 2016, Emelia Brobbey received the prestigious “Best Indigenous Actress of the Year” award at the City People Entertainment Awards. This recognition highlighted her exceptional acting skills in indigenous Ghanaian films, cementing her status as one of the top talents in the industry.
Best Supporting Actress of the Year Nomination – City People Entertainment Awards (2016)
Not only did she secure the title of Best Indigenous Actress, but Emelia Brobbey was also nominated for the “Best Supporting Actress of the Year” at the same City People Entertainment Awards ceremony in 2016. This double recognition showcased her versatility and ability to excel in various roles on the big screen.
Best Gallywood Actress and Best Philanthropist – 3G Awards (2018)
Emelia’s prowess in acting was further acknowledged at the 3G Awards held in New York in 2018. She clinched two coveted titles at this event: “Best Gallywood Actress” and “Best Philanthropist.” This dual recognition highlights her not only as an outstanding artist but also as a compassionate individual committed to making a positive impact on society.
Best Actor Female Indigenous – ZAFAA Global Award (2019)
In 2019, Emelia Brobbey’s talent was once again celebrated when she won the “Best Actor Female Indigenous” award at the ZAFAA Global Award. This recognition, presented by the African Film Academy Awards, acknowledged her outstanding performances in indigenous African cinema.
Ambassador for the COVID-19 National Trust Fund (2021)
Beyond her achievements in the world of entertainment, Emelia Brobbey’s dedication to the welfare of her community and nation is commendable. In March 2021, she was appointed as an ambassador for the COVID-19 National Trust Fund. This appointment reflects her commitment to raising awareness about the pandemic and supporting efforts to combat it.
Emelia Brobbey’s journey in the entertainment industry has been a remarkable one. From her early days as a teacher to her multifaceted career as an actress, television presenter, and musician, she has consistently demonstrated her talent and passion. Her numerous awards and honors stand as a testament to her dedication and excellence in the Ghanaian entertainment scene. As she continues to evolve and contribute to the world of entertainment, there’s no doubt that Emelia Brobbey will leave an enduring legacy for generations to come.
