Corp Sayvee honoured with honorary Doctorate in South Africa

• Posted on September 29, 2025September 29, 2025
• by Nana Kwesi Coomson
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Ghanaian social entrepreneur and recording artist-turned-corporate leader, Saviour Kwaku Adzika, popularly known as Corp Sayvee, has been conferred with an honorary doctorate degree in recognition of his groundbreaking contributions to sustainability, social impact, and youth empowerment.

The award, presented on Thursday, September 25, 2025, by SW University, USA, was received during a colourful ceremony at the Premier Hotel Midrand in Kempton, South Africa. The honour acknowledges Corp Sayvee’s tireless efforts in promoting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly in the areas of education, climate action, and community development.

This recognition adds to an impressive list of accolades. Earlier this year, Corp Sayvee was inducted into the Corporate Ghana Hall of Fame and named Ghana’s Most Outstanding Personality in Integrated Sustainability and Social Impact. Over the past decade, he has earned a reputation as one of Ghana’s leading voices in the intersection of corporate leadership, philanthropy, and sustainability.

Corp Sayvee, who first rose to prominence as a hip-life artist with popular songs including “Fantefo Na Brofoa”, has since expanded his influence beyond music. As Chairman and CEO of CorpNation Group, he has spearheaded a number of initiatives tackling youth unemployment, promoting financial literacy, and advancing environmental sustainability. His flagship programme, the Corp Tour, has reached thousands of young people across Ghana with practical lessons on savings, entrepreneurship, and work-life balance.

Speaking after receiving the doctorate, Dr. Adzika described the honour as both humbling and inspiring.

“My impact journey is far from over. With this honorary doctorate serving as a new chapter in my life, the world can only anticipate even greater contributions to sustainability, youth empowerment, and social transformation from me,” he said.

He dedicated the recognition to his late parents, his wife, family, and loved ones, as well as his former employers, Tullow Ghana Limited, for their role in shaping his leadership path. Above all, he attributed his achievements to the grace of God.

Dr. Adzika also used the occasion to encourage young Africans to pursue their goals with ambition, perseverance, and a sense of responsibility toward society.

“This philosophy has guided my work, and I seek to inspire countless young Africans to pursue their dreams while grounding them in sustainability and social contribution,” he added.

Industry watchers say his recognition in South Africa demonstrates the importance of Pan-African collaboration in addressing challenges such as climate change, inequality, and youth unemployment.

From music stages to corporate boardrooms, Corp Sayvee’s journey continues to serve as a beacon of what passion, purpose, and perseverance can achieve. His latest milestone cements his place among Africa’s most inspiring change-makers.