Ghana Music Awards Foundation will be holding a virtual concert to honour health workers who have been on frontline duty in the fight against the deadly coronavirus pandemic.

The concert is also aimed at promoting the "Wear a Mask" initiative in a bid to curb the spread of the virus. 

The usual VGMA was delayed by the pandemic and now the awards foundation has decided to do the essential by honoring individuals responsible for the safety of Ghanaians during these terrible times.

The virtual concert will take place on the 17th of May, 2020, at 9:30pm on TV3 and on various social media platforms dubbed "Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Covid-19 Heroes Concert" and has been slated for Sunday, in order to engage the frontline workers and present them with the chance to view the program from their various homes.

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 “Music is a force for good and on Sunday the 17th of May, we would like to use this music to rally a national applause for our frontline health workers. They are our heroes; we doff our hats to them”.

"While great leadership, and our united effort as a people has brought us this far, one cannot help but recognize the selfless and fearless efforts of the frontline health workers whose continuous fight against the virus has restored hope to all. They stand tall as the real heroes, and as such deserve to be celebrated,” Robert Klath, PRO of Charterhouse made the announcement.

The program will be aimed at inspiring hope and will be geared towards supporting the fundraising effort of the Covid-19 National Trust Fund in support of the health workers who have been going toe to toe with the Coronavirus.