The actor sharing his success story on ATV, attributed his success to the Man of God. He said the Apostle took care of him after his father's death. 

According to him, even though he was not good in class, Apostle Dr. Kwadwo Safo paid his school fees until he completed form 4. 

The 2014 Kumawood Best Actor award-winner on how he got the name "Akrobeto", said he used to wash Nkomode's car for money during their stay in Accra so he had to always wait in the house for his comedian friend to return from work else he won't get paid. 

"I had to always wait for him to come back from work so that I will get the opportunity to wash his car and get paid. If he comes home and I'm not around, he washes his car and I lose the money so he called me Akrobeto because I was always at home waiting for him.

Akrobeto continued that the brain behind Great KOSA Vision, Apostle Kwadwo Safo after helping them with instruments to work and create wealth for themselves, never charged them for his help.

The Bompata Branch of the Kristo Asafo Church has donated items valued at GH8,000 and cash of GH2,000 to the Kumasi Chilfren's Home. The donation was part of activities marking the 40th anniversary of the church and the birth of its Founder, Apostle Kwadwo Safo. Prior to the presentation, the church, led by its leader, Pastor Osei Kwadwo, undertook a massive clean-up exercise at the home. The items presented included yam, cooking oil, diapers, rice, bread, sugar, toilet rolls, Indomie, laundry and bathing soap. Presenting the items, Pastor Osei said the donation was in line with the church's principles.

​He said the cardinal pillars of the church were empathy, selflessness and compassion, hence the decision to always donate to the needy and support to vulnerable in society, as commended by the Bible.

The pastor explained that it was the founder who gave the money to buy the items, adding that it was in line with annual ritual of making a donation to some home.

An officer of the home, Ms Georgina Aikins, received the items on behalf of the home and commended the church for its continued support.

His Majesty Dr Apostle Nana Kwadwo Safo Kantanka of Ghana hosted the Kotoko community from Cameroon, Chat and Nigeria to special festival gathering to foster and rebuild the ancestral linkage between the ancient people of Sao Kotoko and the Ashanti Kotoko of Ghana. It was a very memorable event and in attendance were their royal highness Sultan Alhaji Ali Saleh of Makary, Sultan of Gahwie, Sultan Mahamat of Biamo, colonel from Chat and many other dignitaries.

It was a presidential treat and a well deserved and honorable gathering and I must mention the people of Ghana a very nice and honest, the hospitality is perfect and sense of accommodation is humanly appreciable. Thanks to Papa Ghana for the invitation and thanks to Papa Cameroon for honoring the invitation with multitude of his follow.

Accra, Feb. 14, GNA - Apostle Dr Kwadwo Safo on Wednesday appealed to the government to support his technology centre to enable him to create jobs for the people, especially the youth. He said support from the government would enable him to help more youth people, including university students and graduates who had been making use of the practical training at his centre to realise their potential in life. Apostle Safo made this appealed during a visit to his Technology Centre at Gomoa-Mpota , a few kilometers away from the Winneba junction in the Central Region, by members of the Ghana Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI).