Ghanaian actor Adjetey Anang has joined the industry’s train of authors in the season’s books.
To commemorate his 50th birthday, the book is an authored life story of the ace actor meant to convey his life experiences, professional principles, and characters that shaped his career and personality while growing up.
The actor feels that documenting his life in a book will inspire and serve as a guide for younger people who strive to be great to make wise life decisions in their own development.
A-list industry professionals from the creative arts, business, and politics all gathered to support an honorable colleague at the book’s debut.
The ‘things we do for Love’ actor revealed that his nonprofit ‘One in a Million’ will embark on a ten-year endeavor to assist women and children in receiving adequate healthcare.
Adjetey Anang joins fellow entertainers Juliet Ibrahim and Yvonne Nelson in writing about their life.Yvonne Nelson, the actress, recently released her memoir titled ‘I Am Not Yvonne Nelson,’ which generated an internet debate after some shocking claims in the book.
