A young pickpocket's life changes when he is struck by the car of a wealthy businessman. Adopted into privilege but burdened by amnesia, he unknowingly becomes the keystone of the same empire that destroyed his biological family. The series showcases Ghanaian talent and reinforces the importance of local storytelling.

The event was graced by a cross section of film/TV personalities, media, fans and the Acting CEO of the National Film Authority Mrs. Kafui Danku. Also, in attendance was the talented cast and crew of the House of Klu. The Guest of Honour, Kafui Danku, commended the Akwaaba Magic team for diversifying the language options in film/TV production in Ghana whilst celebrating the potential of local content and the creative industry. She also commended the producer Ivan Quarshigah for penchant for unearthing new talents and widening the gene pool of the Ghanaian film sector.

House of Klu is now available on Akwaaba Magic, on DStv (Ch.150) and GOtv (Ch. 102), bringing viewers some wholesome family entertainment every weekday at 8pm. This marks an exciting milestone for Akwaaba Magic, as The House of Klu is its second locally- produced TV series with an Ewe theme (English sub-titles available).

One of the standout features of House of Klu is the relevance of this story in Ghana today were wealth, ethics and reputation clashes with tradition, fairness and land ownership. Directed by Ivan Quarshigah, an accomplished filmmaker, this 130-episode series boasts of an entirely Ghanaian cast. This commitment to showcasing local talent cements Akwaaba Magic’s ongoing investment in the local entertainment industry and its dedication to providing a platform for Ghanaian stories to be told.

Catch it every weekday at 8pm on Akwaaba Magic.