Ghanaian comic, Ajeezay has shared that he has committed his profession to keeping the tradition of the late Bob Okala alive. He alluded to Bob Okala as a decent individual and a pioneer who has not been given the acknowledge he merits as a comic.

Talking in a meeting with Chelsy Sey on Y 97. 9 FM' s Ryse N Shyne show, Ajeezay stated, " The entire cover vibe is a push to help keep Bishop Okala' s heritage alive. I really found a method of lecturing Okala' s heritage in my art as a joke artist. He is a decent individual and a pioneer worth celebrating" .

For him, pioneers in the different ventures in Ghana have not been dealt with well. " At the point when these pioneers are at their pinnacle and go off the scene unexpectedly, they understand that things are extreme and they don' t actually get a single thing from the business they fabricated" .

Ajeezay who has confidence in post- existence expressed, " I trust in inheritance and I think attempting to make his heritage hold while he is away in the profound domain will guarantee he is dealt with well" . Samuel Kwadwo Boaben otherwise called Bishop Bob Okala, was a Ghanaian entertainer and entertainer mainstream for the comic jobs he played on GTV program Key Soap Concert Party. He passed on in 2016 in the wake of imploding during a phase execution in Koforidua.

Ajeezay has also entered music but doing it in a comedy style, like doing covers of some of the trending songs in Ghana. He did a cover for the song " Jerusalema" by Master KG. " Open School" , a cover track for Kuami Eugene' s track " Open Gate" and Shatta Wale' s " Gringo. " He also featured Ay Poyoo on a track called " App Remix. "