Richest Actresses in Ghana 2025

Richest actresses in Ghana 2025: Many know the Ghanaian movie industry as a home to some of the most beautiful and curvy women in Africa. They are not just beautiful only, they are also blessed with talents and they earn a lot from their awesome works on screens. Grab yourself a drink and keep reading as we unveil to you the top 10 most richest actresses in Ghana for the year .

Richest Actresses in Ghana

Read about the top 10 Richest Actresses in Ghana in this article.

Nana Ama McBrown	$1 million
Fella Makafui	$500,000
Yvonne Nelson	$900,000
Jackie Appiah	$800,000
Nadia Buari	$800,000
Juliet Ibrahim	$550,00
Josyln Duma	$500,000
Yvonne Okoro	$350,000
Martha Ankoma	$300,000
Lydia Forson	$250,000

Richest Actresses in Ghana

Yvonne Nelson -$900,000

Yvonne Nelson net worth is currently put at $900,000 making her the richest actress in Ghana. Yvonne Nelson is a Ghanaian actress who won the Miss Ghana 2005 Beauty Pageant, she has strived so hard to become one of the sought-after actresses in Ghana.

Jackie Appiah -$800,000

For her work as an actress, she has received several awards and nominations, including the awards for Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 2010 Africa Movie Academy Awards; and Best Actress in a Supporting Role at the Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2007. She received two nominations for Best Actress in a Leading Role and Best Upcoming Actress at the Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2008

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Nadia Buari -$800.000

Nadia’s net worth is estimated at $800,000. She has starred in several movies both in Ghana and Nigeria. She has starred in over 100 movies. Nadia has also received several accolades including the  Special Recognition Award at Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards.

Juliet Ibrahim -$550,000

She made her first acting debut in the 2007 film Crime to Christ starring Majid Michel. Juliet’s first Nollywood film was Yankee Boys and she has since featured in more than 50 films afterward

Joselyn Dumas -$500,000

Joselyn made a life transforming decision of quiting her job as practicing paralegal to become a Television personality in Ghana and now she is one of the celebrated actresses in Ghana

Joselyn believes in giving back to society, especially where children are concerned.

Her passion for philanthropic work led to the establishment of The Joselyn Canfor-Dumas Foundation (JCDF) to help address the needs of vulnerable children from all backgrounds and regions of Ghana.

The JCD foundation is currently undertaking a project with focus on Autism.

Nana Ama McBrown -$400,000

Nana Ama transitioned into mainstream roles after she gained prominence in local movie industry Kumahood

The ‘Madam Moke’ actress has acted in many movies and has numerous awards to her credit which includes Best/English Actress, Best Actress in Leading Role, Best Traditional movie and Best Story at the 2011 Kumawood Awards.

She also won the favorite Actress at the 2016 Ghana Movie Awards and Eurostar Best Dressed Female Celebrity on the red carpet at the 2016 Ghana Movie Awards. She also won Golden Actress in a comedy movie with the movie Side Chic Gang at the Golden Movie Awards this year

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Yvonne Okoro -$350,000

She made her screen debut in Sticking to the Promise. She has since starred in over 50 movies . she also owns her own company Desamour Company Limited. As well as other transport business.

Martha Ankomah -$300,000

In 2014, Ankomah signed an endorsement deal with Vitamilk Viora. Dusk Capital Limited, a Ghanaian Investment Bank in 2017 revealed Ankomah as their brand ambassador.

She has also worked with Globacom since 2018 as a brand ambassador. In 2018, Ankomah was named the brand ambassador for Ghana Textiles Printers’ (GTP) new fabric ‘Adepa Dumas’.

Ankomah officially opened her beauty salon ‘Martha’s Place’ in Accra. The salon offers treatments for men and women.

Martha Ankomah Foundation was launched in 2016, a social organization founded by Ankomah to provide health awareness, child care support programs, livelihood empowerment and community development projects.

The foundation works together with Autism Ambassadors to develop autism awareness and support children living with autism

Ama Abebrese -$300,000

Ama is the founder of the “I Love My Natural Skintone. Say NO to Skin Bleaching” campaign, which she launched in 2014, it seeks to address issues of colorism and encourage Africans and people of color to embrace their natural skin tones and resist from the often harmful practice of skin bleaching. 

She is an accomplished television presenter with over two decades experience. Ama K started her TV presenting career in her teens at YCTV in London. She has presented on BBC2, OBE TV, Viasat 1, TV3, Ebonylife TV and many more.

Lydia Forson-$250,000

One of the confident women in the country, Lydia Forson has consistently aired her views on issues in the country.

Lydia was the 2010 winner of the African Movie Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role. Forson’s acting career started with a cameo role in Hotel St. James in 2005. She is also a writer, and a producer.

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