[1] He is best known for creating the Ghanaian historical epic - WogbeJeke: Our Journey, a theatrical reenactment of the history of Ghana from ancient to modern times, directed by Joyce Anima Misa Amoah.

[4] Chief Moomen began performing spoken word poetry as an undergrad, influenced by his lifelong admiration for Maya Angelou as a child.

[6] The flagship play titled WogbeJeke: Our Journey, a two and half hour production that tells the story of Ghana from ancient to modern times through a beautiful mélange of drama, music, dance and poetry.

[12][13] On May Day, 2020, Moomen performed in a virtual concert in honour of health workers in Ghana alongside other poets and musicians such as, Apiorkor, Nana Asase, Okyeame Kwame, Akwaboah, Cina Soul, Knii Lante, Fameye, Amandzeba, Tagoe Sisters, Kwabena Kwabena and Joe Mettle.

According to him, he had incurred debts from shows he had staged without full payment and could no longer continue as a result of the devastating effect it had on his theatre business.