Musician and entrepreneur Trigmatic has had a dream come true.

Earlier in July, guesting on the Class Morning Show on Class 91.3 FM, the 40Under40 Awards nominee indicated to Prince Benjamin (PB) how significant it would be to emerge victorious in the music and entertainment category.

“It will be great for me because this is actually the year I turn 40. I’m technically not there but it’ll be a good gift to have it,” the multiple award-winning radio and music star said.

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Speaking in an exclusive interview with PB, after he was pronounced the winner, Mr Enoch Yaw Oduro-Agyei, alias Trigmatic, intimated he had been energised.

“It was mind blowing but felt good because when I picked up the task to provide music education to young ones as well as enable our industry, it wasn’t for an award. However moments like these reward us for our hard work and lonely days,” he said.

The 40Under40 honour was specifically for the respected entrepreneur and speaker’s Bwired, a media/digital marketing agency focused on enabling individuals, brands, and small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs) locally and across Africa.

“This one means so much to me,” the Ghana Folklore Board member remarked. “I formed Bwired under some crazy circumstances but stood by my principles to ensure we do what we set out to do. And now [we’ve been] recognised by such a powerful board.”

See the distinguished board of the 40Under40 Awards Ghana here.

Looking ahead, Trigmatic revealed his team’s intention “to launch our next project soon to continue the good work – no time to waste”.

Turning 40 on December 13, the man who is openly Christian and a vocal Pan-Africanist advocated spiritual fortitude, self-discovery, networking and collaboration, and prudence from an awareness of mortality.

“Find God, find yourself, find others, and make the best out of your youthful years,” he said.

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