Yaw Dabo

Samuel Nana Yaw Dabo, widely known as Dabo or "Adwen Kessie," was born in 1998 in Ghana.

Yaw Dabo's acting career flourished in the Kumawood movie industry, known for producing films in the local Akan language. Specializing in comedic roles, he quickly gained popularity for his unique acting style and ability to portray diverse characters. With over 50 movies to his credit, Dabo collaborated with industry heavyweights like Kwaku Manu, Akrobeto, and Nana Ama McBrown. Notable films such as "Megye Wo Girl," "Our Judges," and "Yaw Dabo in Love" catapulted him to stardom.

Beyond acting, Yaw Dabo established the Dabo Soccer Academy, reflecting his commitment to nurturing young football talent, specifically U-10, U-14, and U-17. This venture demonstrates his multifaceted interests and contributions to both the entertainment and sports industries.

Dabo's talent transcended national borders, garnering international recognition during his visit to Spain. Fans of Real Madrid warmly received him, showcasing his popularity beyond Ghana. Interactions with the Spanish media, particularly his visit to Spain's Radio Marca studios, underscored his global appeal.

While Yaw Dabo maintains a private life away from the public eye, he openly acknowledges his humble background and the challenges he faced on his journey to stardom. Despite rumors linking him to fellow actress Vivian Okyere, Dabo asserts that he is currently single, focusing steadfastly on his career.