Wiyaala, "the doer" in Sissala, hails from Funsi, Ghana, emerging as a vibrant musician blending West African folk traditions with contemporary Afro-Pop. Despite societal challenges, her spirited persona shielded her from practices like FGM and child marriage as she honed talents in dance, art, and sports. Wiyaala's accolades include victory in the Vodafone Icons Reality Show in 2012 and performances for dignitaries like Vice President Kamala Harris. Her 2014 FIFA World Cup anthem "Go Go Black Stars" marked a historic Billboard charting for Ghanaian music. Beyond music, Wiyaala's activism against child marriage is profound. Her interventions extend to thwarting abduction attempts, such as in the case of a 36-year-old man apprehended in 2020. Moreover, she champions community development through initiatives like hosting jam sessions at her Stage, Guest House, and Restaurant. Recognized as a Voting Member of The Recording Academy (Grammies) in 2022, Wiyaala embodies resilience and activism, standing as a beacon of empowerment and creativity in her artistry and community leadership.