Ghanaian Cultural Leader Nana Tuffour Okai aka Bboy Lyricx Selected for ISPA Global Fellowship 2027 in New York ,United States Of America.

Ghanaian Cultural Leader Bboy Lyricx Selected for ISPA Global Fellowship 2027 in New York

Accra, Ghana | October 2026

Ghanaian performing artist, cultural entrepreneur, and dance advocate Nana Tuffour Okai, professionally known as Bboy Lyricx, has been selected for the 2027 Global Fellowship of the International Society for the Performing Arts (ISPA), marking a significant milestone for his career and the international visibility of Ghanaian performing arts.

The selection recognises Lyricx’s work in Breaking, Hip Hop culture, youth empowerment, and international cultural collaboration. As a leading advocate for African street dance, he has dedicated his career to creating opportunities for young creatives through Africa Breaking Academy (ABA) and advancing Afrobreak, a movement connecting African cultural identity with contemporary Breaking and Hip Hop expression.https://www.ispa.org/page/fellow27_okai

Through international championships, creative residencies, workshops, and community initiatives, Lyricx champions dance as a platform for artistic innovation, cultural exchange, and social impact. His work also promotes greater recognition of African street dance within the global performing arts sector.

The ISPA Global Fellowship offers an opportunity to connect with an international network of performing arts professionals, exchange knowledge, and explore collaborations that can strengthen artistic development and cultural partnerships across borders. https://www.ispa.org/page/fellow27_okai

Lyricx’s selection comes as he continues to develop Africa Roots in Motion: Connect & Create, an initiative fostering creative exchange between African and European artists through movement, cultural heritage, and collaborative artistic practice.

His participation in the ISPA community represents an opportunity to bring Ghanaian and African perspectives into international conversations about the future of the performing arts.

https://www.ispa.org/page/fellow27_okai

From Accra to New York, Bboy Lyricx continues to connect African cultural identity with global artistic collaboration, creating pathways for the next generation of African creatives.

African roots. Global connections. A future shaped through movement.

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