When it comes to Ghanaian showbiz, few names stir as much buzz, admiration, and drama as Ayisha Modi.
Known for her fierce loyalty, unfiltered opinions, and deep ties to the music industry, Ayisha has carved out a unique space for herself—part talent manager, part philanthropist, part social media firebrand, and now, even royalty.
Who Is Ayisha Modi?
Born on July 17, 1986, in Ghana, Ayisha Modi’s passion for music ignited early. At just 14 years old, she was already financially supporting the budding career of reggae-dancehall artist Samini, using her own pocket money to fund studio sessions. This early involvement laid the foundation for her future role as a key player in Ghana’s music industry.
Ayisha’s professional journey is deeply intertwined with some of Ghana’s biggest musical acts.
She has managed and promoted artists like Kwesi Slay and King Jerry RS, and is widely recognized for her unwavering support of Stonebwoy, the Bhim Nation president. Her influence has been instrumental in shaping the careers of several artists, including Ofori Amponsah, whom she married at 18.
Beyond artist management, Ayisha is known for her outspoken nature, often engaging in public feuds with celebrities like Shatta Wale, Sarkodie, and Afia Schwarzenegger. Her candidness earned her the title of “Kasa Pooley of the Year” (Talkative of the Year) at the 2020 Hitz FM Something Wicked Awards.
In a significant cultural milestone, Ayisha was enstooled as the Queen of the Ga Fee Noya community in January 2023. Her stool name, Her Majesty Naa Adokailey Wopekupekui, reflects her new role as a traditional leader. Clad in regal white attire and adorned with traditional beads, she embraced her responsibilities with a commitment to uphold the values and customs of her community.
Ayisha’s personal life has been as eventful as her career. She married highlife musician Ofori Amponsah at 18, and they share a son. Although their marriage ended in 2012, they have maintained a cordial relationship.
Later, she was romantically linked to Abass Sariki Giwa, a chief in Sowutuom and godfather to Shatta Wale. However, their relationship ended amid public disputes and conflicting claims about their marital status.
Ayisha is not just about controversy; she’s also deeply committed to philanthropy. She has made significant donations to orphanages, schools, mosques, and churches across Ghana.
In 2023, Ayisha underwent a personal transformation, spending over ₵426,125 ($35,000) on body enhancement procedures. She expressed satisfaction with the results and emphasized her commitment to maintaining her new physique.
Ayisha is highly active on social media, particularly Instagram, where she goes by the handle @she_loves_stonebwoyb. Her posts range from promotional content to candid thoughts on industry happenings, reflecting her multifaceted personality.
Ayisha Modi is a dynamic figure in Ghana’s entertainment landscape. Her journey from a teenage music enthusiast to a queen and influential industry player is a testament to her resilience, passion, and unyielding spirit. Love her or loathe her, Ayisha’s impact on Ghanaian showbiz is undeniable, and she continues to captivate the public with her every move.
