A new chapter has been written in the history of Ivorian culture. A street in the District of Abidjan now bears the name of Maman Adrienne Koutouan, an iconic figure of Ivorian theater and cinema.

Located in the commune of Marcory, this road connects to Avenue Vanié Bi Tra and already appears on Google Maps under the name "Rue Adrienne Koutouan." A powerful and symbolic tribute to an artist whose career has profoundly influenced several generations of Ivorians.

Comedian, actress, and woman of the stage and heart, Adrienne Koutouan has established her talent on stage, television, and film. Since the 1980s, she has played roles that have become cult, combining laughter, emotion, and social realism. Rewarded several times, including the National Prize for Excellence in the Performing Arts in 2021 and the title of Doctor Honoris Causa in 2023, she remains a source of inspiration for the entire young artistic generation.

On her social networks, the actress shared her joy and gratitude with her legendary humor: "When God says he's going to give you grace, he's not kidding oh! Even today, even my name there, it's on a street! Rue Adrienne Koutouan, it doesn't sound small eh! Sometimes when I pass by, I even greet myself!"

A reaction to his image: sincere, funny, and filled with gratitude. This moment, widely shared by his fans and colleagues in the cultural world, reflects the collective pride of a people who are finally celebrating one of their living icons.

This street baptism is not only an artistic recognition, it is also an invitation to believe in the power of work, talent, and perseverance. Through this distinction, an entire generation of Ivorian artists is honored, and it is the national culture that gains a new light.

In the streets of Marcory, the name Adrienne Koutouan will now resonate as a symbol of success, humility, and passion for art. A street bearing her name serves as a reminder that laughter and talent can also carve their way into the stone of cities.