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Author: Sebastian Akaho-Tay

  • LilWin has conquered the Ghanaian entertainment space; he needs to focus on the presidency- Ramsey Nouah

    LilWin has conquered the Ghanaian entertainment space; he needs to focus on the presidency- Ramsey Nouah

    Renowned Nollywood actor Ramsey Nouah expressed admiration for the impressive career and impact of Ghanaian actor Kwadwo Nkansah also affectionately called LilWin in a recent video.

    In a clip shared by GhanaCelebrities.Com, Ramsey Nouah praised Lilwin, acknowledging that he was unaware of the Ghanaian actor’s significant influence until he researched him online.

    Surprised and impressed by Lilwin’s multifaceted contributions to the industry and his involvement in national development, Ramsey Nouah jokingly hints at aspiring to become the President of Ghana himself.

    “Being in the movie industry, I have never heard your name before, just now, I googled you, LilWin is this person this person, I said hey no wonder, this guy is so huge and I don’t know you are that big and for ever it is, I applaud you, I heard you act, musician, producing, you are everywhere, so the next one is presidency,” Ramsey Nouah stated.

    The accolades from Nouah follow Lilwin’s initiative to bring Nollywood actors, including Ramsey Nouah, to Ghana for an upcoming movie.

    The gathering included meetings with FaddaDickson and his team, during which Ramsey Nouah commended Lilwin’s impact as both an actor and a successful businessman.

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  • I felt sad when Delay refused my ‘proposal’ – Yaw Dabo

    I felt sad when Delay refused my ‘proposal’ – Yaw Dabo

    The Ghanaian public has voiced its disapproval after popular Kumawood actor, Yaw Dabo, disclosed his disappointment with TV show host and business mogul, Deloris Frimpong Manso, widely known as Delay.

    The controversy arose when Dabo accused Delay of turning down his plea for sponsorship.

    In a recent interview with Zionfelix, Yaw Dabo shared his side of the story, revealing that he had approached Delay seeking support for his football team.

    Specifically, he requested 10 boxes of Delay’s spaghetti and proposed that his team would proudly wear T-shirts featuring her company logo to highlight her as a major sponsor.

    However, Dabo expressed his dismay as Delay allegedly rejected his proposal outright.

    According to him, Delay explained that her brand exclusively supports only two programs in Ghana, namely Onua Showtime and TV3.

    She further justified her decision by asserting that sponsoring Dabo’s football team would not yield any profit for her brand.

    The revelation of this rejection deeply hurt Yaw Dabo, who believed he shared a close bond with Delay.

    The actor expressed his feelings of betrayal, emphasizing that he never expected such a response from someone he considered a friend.

    Since the interview, Ghanaians have taken to social media platforms to criticize Delay for allegedly snubbing Yaw Dabo’s request.

    Many fans and followers of the Kumawood actor expressed disappointment in Delay’s decision, questioning the integrity of her brand’s commitment to supporting various ventures.

    The incident has sparked a heated debate within the Ghanaian entertainment industry, with fans divided on whether Delay’s decision was justified or if she should have extended her support to Yaw Dabo’s football team.

    As the public discourse continues, the fallout between Yaw Dabo and Delay remains a trending topic, highlighting the complexities of celebrity relationships and sponsorship dynamics in the Ghanaian entertainment scene.


  • Women are scared to speak of sexual harassment in the creative space – Vicky Zugah

    Women are scared to speak of sexual harassment in the creative space – Vicky Zugah

    Actress Vicky Zugah sheds light on the unspoken challenges faced by women in the creative industry when it comes to sexual harassment.

    Zugah emphasizes that women fear speaking out about the harassment they endure from industry gatekeepers, as doing so could lead to professional repercussions such as being blocked from roles.

    Zugah points out that the reluctance to address these issues stems from the fear of being blacklisted, particularly for women aspiring to marriage, politics, or public recognition.

    The actress shared her perspective during an interview on Accra-based Joy FM, highlighting the need for a more supportive and open environment for women in the entertainment industry.

    “If you are a woman who is hoping to get married someday or aspiring to be a politician or a known figure, then you don’t need to say these things on air or expose yourself like this because you will be blacklisted,” she said on Accra-based Joy FM.

  • I’ve been sad for a longtime; but I’m in a better space now- T-Pain

    I’ve been sad for a longtime; but I’m in a better space now- T-Pain

    Renowned American artist T-Pain, also known as Faheem Rashad Najm, expressed unparalleled joy in his current career state.

    Promoting his latest single “Dreaming” while donning the Apple Vision Pro, the “Buy You A Drank” rapper shared insights into his past struggles and how he triumphed over them.

    T-Pain reflected on his overall happiness, asserting, “Am I overall happy? My n***a, absolutely. This about the happiest I’ve been in the last…a lot.”

    He acknowledged his past difficulties but credited his wife and a supportive team for helping him navigate those challenges.

    Career-wise, he affirmed, “If you’re talking about career-wise, happiest I ever been. I’m actually in control. I got a good team around me. Yeah, I’m happy as shit [sic].”

    In an earlier revelation about the Apple Vision Pro, T-Pain humorously declared his intention to wear the device everywhere he goes.

    Rejecting a “boring” reality, he asserted, “Y’all thought y’all was gonna leave me in this mundane, bad graphics having ass, boring, no color having-ass reality? You’re sadly mistaken. You’ve got another thing coming, and I’m calling the cops because you fit the description of a hater.”

    With a contagious enthusiasm, T-Pain declared, “I’m just letting you know, y’all ain’t leaving me behind in this terrible-looking world. I’m gone forever, I’m wearing this bitch everywhere. It’s over.”

    This marks a significant shift for the artist, who, despite acknowledging past sadness, is now reveling in newfound happiness both personally and professionally.

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  • Gov’t ought to regularize content creation space for revenue generation – Blogger Kobby Kyei

    Gov’t ought to regularize content creation space for revenue generation – Blogger Kobby Kyei

    Renowned Ghanaian blogger Augustus Koranteng Kyei, popularly known as Kobby Kyei, has urged for a united effort among stakeholders to regulate the social media space.

    Emphasizing the necessity for content creation space regulation, Kobby Kyei highlighted the potential dangers faced by content creators due to the lack of oversight in the social media landscape.

    Expressing concern about the negative impact of non-regulation, Kobby Kyei pointed out that social media has become a vital avenue for employment, stressing the need for policymakers to ensure a safe environment for content creators.

    “A lot of people have graduated from school and have capitalized on social media and it is saving the unemployment rate. What are the policy makers doing in making sure that [ the social media space is safe]. I think that we should make it a point to meet some stakeholders on the content creation space because Warris was complaining about the Paypal and all that.

    “People are also messing up in the space and they are getting a lot of numbers whether it is benefiting people or destroying people, you have no clue. So, I believe that the policy makers should have a conversation about how they can meet stakeholders in the content creation space or social media…there is a lot of money in the space and so they must protect us,” he said on The Afternoon Show, Monday, February 19.

    During his appearance on The Afternoon Show, he urged a dialogue with stakeholders in the content creation space to address issues such as payment platforms and overall safety.

    Kobby Kyei also advocated for education on social media at the basic level, encouraging the Ghana Education Service (GES) to incorporate it into the curriculum.

    He emphasized that social media is the “new era,” and educating young individuals on its responsible use is crucial for success.

    “To GES, I think that they must also educate the young ones coming from basic to senior high school and to university. Don’t always try to teach them to apply for jobs after school. They need to know that social media is not always standing in front of your camera and shaking your body.”

    Joined by Anita Akufo and Godwin Namboh on The Afternoon Show, Kobby Kyei delved into the financial benefits of social media and discussed how the youth can leverage this powerful tool for the betterment of society.

  • Composing music takes creativity; Ghana music is not dead – Appietus

    Composing music takes creativity; Ghana music is not dead – Appietus

    Renowned record producer, Appiah Dankwah, popularly known as Appietus, has challenged the prevailing belief that the Ghanaian music scene is stagnant due to irregular music releases by artists.

    In an interview on Accra FM, he emphasised that creativity takes time and argued that musicians worldwide do not release music consistently, using global icon Beyoncé as an example.

    Appietus criticised entertainment journalists and pundits who condemn musicians for delays in releasing songs, asserting that the creative process cannot be rushed.

    “You cannot say the whole machinery has come to a halt because some artists have not released [new] songs.

    “All around the world, artists don’t release music every day of the year, is that not so? Beyonce, for instance, does not release new music every day. After releasing an album, she’ll wait a while before releasing another or a new single,” Appietus stated.

    He highlighted the importance of hard work in creating quality music, cautioning against releasing songs hastily, which may result in poor quality and subsequent criticism.

    Comparing artists to fruits with unique seasons, he explained that expecting musicians to release music continually throughout the year would be exhausting and could negatively impact their health.

    “It takes hard work and if they rush to put out a song, they will again be mocked for releasing a song of poor quality,” he noted.

    Appietus, a legendary sound engineer with over 200 songs to his credit, emphasised the significance of managing artists’ schedules carefully to prevent health issues.

  • Paramount Pictures’ Bob Marley biopic debuts at No. 1 with a $27.7 million in box office

    Paramount Pictures’ Bob Marley biopic debuts at No. 1 with a $27.7 million in box office

    Paramount Pictures‘ musical biopic, “Bob Marley: One Love,” exceeded expectations as it claimed the top spot at the box office with a stellar $27.7 million opening weekend.

    In contrast, Sony’s “Madame Web,” a Marvel character-centered film, struggled with one of the lowest debuts for the genre.

    Both films were released on Tuesday to capture Valentine’s Day audiences, and despite initial predictions favoring “Madame Web,” “One Love” emerged as the preferred choice, even with mixed reviews. Starring Kingsley Ben-Adir and backed by the Marley estate, the film’s performance paralleled successful musical biopics like “Rocketman” and “Elvis.”

    Paramount anticipates a total gross of $51 million over the first six days.

    Chris Aronson, Paramount’s distribution chief, highlighted the broad appeal of “One Love,” noting a diverse audience, particularly with a significant portion under 25. Ziggy Marley expressed gratitude, stating, “We thank the people for embracing this film and in so doing helping to highlight the message of one love.”

    In contrast, “Madame Web” faced a disappointing fate, estimating a $15.2 million weekend and a six-day haul of $25.8 million.

    With a lackluster “C+” CinemaScore and unfavorable critic reviews, the superhero film struggled to overcome negative buzz.

    The article also notes the challenging start to the 2024 box office for Hollywood, citing a 15% decline in ticket sales compared to 2023. The upcoming release of “Dune: Part Two” on March 1 is anticipated to boost industry fortunes.

    The weekend’s estimated ticket sales for the top 10 movies in U.S. and Canadian theaters are as follows:

    1.”Bob Marley: One Love” – $27.7 million.

    2. “Madame Web” – $15.2 million.

    3. “Argylle” – $4.7 million.

    4. “Migration” – $3.8 million.

    5. “The Chosen,” Episodes 4-6 – $3.4 million.

    6. “Wonka” – $3.4 million.

    7. “The Beekeeper” – $3.3 million.

    8. “Anyone But You” – $2.4 million.

    9. “Lisa Frankenstein” – $2 million.

    10. “Land of Bad” – $1.8 million.

  • Creatives will not campaign for political parties until we are taken seriously – Entertainment pundit Ashis

    Creatives will not campaign for political parties until we are taken seriously – Entertainment pundit Ashis

    Renowned manager and entertainment pundit, Nana Poku Ashis, is sounding a warning to creatives, urging them to be cautious about aligning with political campaigns that merely exploit their popularity without prioritizing their welfare.

    As the upcoming general election approaches, Ashis emphasizes that politicians often leverage the influence and numbers of creatives for their campaigns but fail to address their needs once in office.

    In an exclusive interview with Graphic Showbiz, Ashis advocated for unity within the Creative Industry, emphasising the need for a collective voice to advocate for common goals.

    He asserts that politicians have taken creatives for granted for too long, only seeking their support during campaign periods.

    “I have made a personal commitment not to vote until a presidential candidate demonstrates a genuine commitment to the welfare of creatives and implements policies supporting our industry,” states Ashis. He encourages others in the creative community to adopt a similar stance to garner the attention and respect they deserve.

    Highlighting the vital role of the creative sector in the country’s development, Ashis underscored its contributions to economic growth, job creation, and government tax revenue.

    He calls for the government to recognize the significant economic impact of the creative industry and address its longstanding neglect.

    “As we approach December, a crucial time for campaigns and voting, creatives should unite and make their voices heard. Let’s stand together and advocate for our common goals,” concludes Ashis, emphasizing the importance of the creative sector in shaping the nation’s prosperity.

  • Young Ghanaian displays ‘freaking’ body twisting moves

    Young Ghanaian displays ‘freaking’ body twisting moves

    A young boy sporting a yellow shirt and ash shorts has become an internet sensation after a video showcasing his extraordinary body twisting skills surfaced on social media.

    The video, shot in the vicinity of a recreational facility, captures the awe of onlookers as the talented youngster twists and turns his body in seemingly impossible ways.

    The most jaw-dropping moment comes when he effortlessly turns his neck in the opposite direction, leaving viewers both amazed and perplexed.

    The footage quickly went viral, garnering a flurry of reactions from netizens across various social media platforms.

    Some expressed disbelief and disdain at the seemingly unnatural movements, while others applauded the young boy for his incredible talent and flexibility.

    The mysterious boy, whose identity remains unknown, has sparked a debate online about the boundaries between natural abilities and acquired skills.

    As the video continues to make rounds on the internet, the young contortionist has gained a growing number of followers, turning him into a social media sensation.

    Whether his unique talent is a natural gift or the result of intense training, one thing is certain this young boy has successfully twisted his way into the hearts and minds of online audiences worldwide.

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  • LilWin flies in more Nollywood stars

    LilWin flies in more Nollywood stars

    Kumawood actor and Wezzy Empire founder, Kwadwo Nkansah, aka Lil Win, is set to create waves with his upcoming film, “A Country Called Ghana,” as he successfully enlists the talents of renowned Nollywood actors Ramsey Nouah and comedic sensation Victor Osuagwu, also known as Awilo Sharp Sharp.

    The grand announcement unfolded on Lil Win’s social media platforms, showcasing captivating videos and images of the actor warmly receiving the two esteemed Nollywood stars at Kotoka International Airport (KIA) earlier today.

    Despite the buzz surrounding the videos, attention has shifted to the intriguing question of how Lil Win will navigate communication with his Nigerian counterparts.

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  • Video: Daughter of CEO, Ernest Chemist, marries in a luxurious setting

    Video: Daughter of CEO, Ernest Chemist, marries in a luxurious setting

    In a dazzling celebration that captivated Ghana’s social scene, Animwaa Sampong, the daughter of a prominent business mogul and CEO of Ernest Chemist, recently tied the knot with her sweetheart, Sena Agbodza.

    The opulent affair, held over the weekend, marked one of the most expensive weddings in Ghana’s history.

    The wedding took place in a meticulously constructed Dome, showcasing the couple’s commitment to creating a memorable and extraordinary event.

    Following the ceremony, a lavish dinner party unfolded on Sunday at the prestigious La-palm Royal Beach Hotel.

    In a strategic move to maintain privacy and eschew negative publicity, the couple deliberately excluded bloggers from the guest list.

    The festivities, however, did not escape the attention of social media, with a video surfacing online, revealing the couple immersed in a celebration characterised by luxury, glamour, and glitz.

    Despite its exclusive and private nature, the event drew a sizable crowd, further highlighting the prominence and influence of the families involved in this extravagant union.

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  • Serwaa Amihere sparks marriage rumors in new Instagram post

    Serwaa Amihere sparks marriage rumors in new Instagram post

    GhOne TV’s presenter, Serwaa Amihere, has ignited a social media frenzy with her recent appearance as a model for her clothing line, officeandco by Serwaa.

    The photos showcase Amihere exuding grace in a stunning wedding dress ensemble along with its accessories.

    Despite the visual appeal of the campaign, social media users took a critical stance, accusing her of seeking a wedding out of desperation.

    Some netizens speculated that only feelings of depression could have driven her decision to model a wedding gown.

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  • My father is still alive; I have a lot to be grateful for – Edward Kufuor

    My father is still alive; I have a lot to be grateful for – Edward Kufuor

    The son of former President John Agyekum Kufuor, Edward Agyekum Kufuor, expressed deep gratitude to his father for taking a precious moment from his busy schedule to celebrate his 56th birthday.

    The celebration, marked by gratitude and reflection, took place against the backdrop of recent sorrow, as the Kufuor family mourned the loss of Theresa Kufuor, the wife of the former president, who passed away at the age of 87 at her home in Peduase on Sunday, October 1.

    Edward Kufuor, acknowledging the recent loss of his mother, found solace and comfort in the presence of his father on his special day.

    Speaking about the significance of the celebration, he shared, “For me to spend my birthday with my father, it is a privilege, it is a blessing. I have recently lost my mother, so having him around is consolation for me, it’s comforting, and for him to be able to spend my birthday with me is a blessing.”

    Despite the shadows of grief, Edward expressed gratitude to God for the gift of life bestowed upon both him and his father.

    The birthday celebration became a touching moment of reflection on the journey of life, and Edward was appreciative of how far he had come.

    The loss of Theresa Kufuor marked a significant chapter in the family’s history, and as they continue to mourn her passing, the birthday celebration served as a testament to the resilience and strength of the Kufuor family bonds.

    The presence of father and son together on this special occasion provided a source of comfort and strength as they navigated through the complexities of life and loss.

    In the midst of sorrow, the Kufuor family found a glimmer of joy and gratitude, celebrating life, love, and the enduring ties that bind them together.

    Edward Agyekum Kufuor’s birthday became not only a personal milestone but also a touching reminder of the importance of family and the support that comes from those closest to us during times of both celebration and grief.

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  • I’m single, happy; I’m ready for anyone who is interested in dating me – King Promise

    I’m single, happy; I’m ready for anyone who is interested in dating me – King Promise

    Ghana’s acclaimed artist, Gregory Bortey Newman, who goes by the stage name King Promise, recently spilled the beans on his relationship status, leaving fans of Ghanaian descent in a state of dismay.

    The multi-award-winning sensation disclosed in a candid interview with YouTuber Madame Joyce in the United Kingdom that he is currently unattached and harbours no active pursuit of a romantic partner.

    During the interview, the hitmaker adopted a nonchalant tone, asserting, “No stress, just living my life. I’m out here, and if you come across me, you come across me. Nah, I’m just taking it easy. Not actively searching, and I’m not dodging it either. It’s all about whatever happens, really.”

    Gregory Bortey Newman, who goes by the stage name King Promise is a Ghanaian highlife and afrobeats singer-songwriter.

    He is a signee of Legacy Life Entertainment record Label and is known for several songs like Oh yeah, Selfish, Tokyo among others.

  • Politicians are not to blame for our economic distress ; the youths are lazy- Shatta Wale

    Politicians are not to blame for our economic distress ; the youths are lazy- Shatta Wale

    Popular Dancehall artist Shatta Wale expressed amusement at people blaming the government, asserting that politicians are doing their best.

    He emphasized the need for citizens to seize opportunities, asserting that laziness is the root cause of their grievances.

    According to the Gringo hitmaker, citizens should not solely rely on politicians but actively participate in creating opportunities for themselves.

    “Sometimes, when we blame the politicians, I laugh. Politicians are doing everything they can to work as politicians. It’s just that when you’re lazy in your mind and you don’t know how to take advantage of opportunities yourself, you will always be talking about politicians,” Shatta Wale stated.

    Shatta Wale likened politicians to cartels in their operations and suggested that citizens need to be proactive in utilizing the available resources.

    Highlighting a perceived disconnect between politicians and the public, Shatta Wale claimed that politicians often take funds from international sources, intending to provide jobs for the youth.

    “Politicians are like cartels with how they run things. It’s not that they’re disrespecting the people; they promise, and you vote for them.”

    However, he argued that the money is sometimes redirected to cheap labor in rural areas, leading to a lack of tangible benefits for the citizens.

    Shatta Wale further contended that politicians have recognized the preferences of the youth, noting that those with higher education qualifications tend to avoid construction jobs in favor of more glamorous pursuits.

    He urged the youth to reconsider their priorities and explore the lucrative opportunities in the construction sector.

    “They know that those who went to tertiary institutions will not apply. Our politicians have realized that the youth want flashy things and to wear suits. They don’t want to go into construction. But there’s a lot of money in construction,” he concluded.

  • Video: Speak in a language you are comfortable in; Ramsey Nouah jokingly mocks LilWin

    Video: Speak in a language you are comfortable in; Ramsey Nouah jokingly mocks LilWin

    Actor Ramsey Nouah from Nigeria and his co-star Awilo Sharp Sharp (actual name Victor Osuagwu) have gained popularity in Ghana as they work together on the eagerly awaited film “A Country Called Ghana,” which is produced by Lil Win.

    The duo’s arrival in Ghana has created a buzz on social media, with videos capturing their moments in the West African country.

    Ghanaian actor and producer Kwadwo Nkansah known popularly as Lil Win orchestrated a meeting with the veteran actors at the office of Fadda Dickson, where discussions about the movie took place.

    Lil Win also took the opportunity to express his gratitude to Fadda Dickson for his unwavering support.

    In a lighthearted moment during the meeting, Lil Win struggled to articulate his thoughts in English, prompting Ramsey Nouah to suggest he switch to Twi, a local language.

    The suggestion led to laughter among the group, but Lil Win persisted in expressing himself in English until he successfully conveyed his message.

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  • Nadia Buari shocks netizens with picture of baby boy

    Nadia Buari shocks netizens with picture of baby boy

    Acclaimed actress Nadia Buari has once again showcased her adept ability to shield her family’s privacy from the prying eyes of the media.

    Despite previously sharing glimpses of her daughters online, the award-winning star has managed to keep their identities concealed.

    Contrary to popular belief that she only had daughters, Buari recently disclosed the existence of her baby boy in a heartwarming video posted on her social media.

    The footage captures the actress cradling her son while expressing gratitude through a rendition of a popular gospel song by the American Contemporary music group Maverick Choir.

    In the video’s caption, she wrote, “OUR GOD IS AN AWESOME GOD. NO MATTER WHAT STORM RAGES AROUND US, GOD REMINDS US THAT HE IS THERE. #amazinggrace”

    Netizens were quick to respond, with some expressing admiration for Buari’s commitment to privacy.

    Comments flooded in, with users like Mhissemefa noting, “The baby also understands privacy,” and Nhyirah_abronoma asking, “How do you do this motherhood?? We need tutorials.”

    The actress’s ability to maintain a low profile for her children continues to garner praise, with fans celebrating the recent addition to her family and commending her commitment to keeping their lives private.

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  • Photo: Kufuor and son’s intimate moment during 56th birthday celebration

    Photo: Kufuor and son’s intimate moment during 56th birthday celebration

    A captivating image showcasing the close bond between ex-President John Agyekum Kufuor and his son, Edward Agyekum Kufuor, has become a social media sensation among Ghanaians.

    The duo, donned in a charming fusion of traditional African prints and modern attire, exude a striking resemblance, sparking a variety of reactions from netizens who are touched by the heartwarming father-son moments.

    It is believed that they took the picture when Eddie Kufuor visited his father as part of his 56th birthday celebration. 

    One essential background to notice is the picture of former First Lady Theresa Kufuor. 

    Theresa Kufuor, the wife of former President John Agyekum Kufuor, died at her home in Peduase, surrounded by her family, on Sunday, October 1. She was 87.

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  • DJ Sam attempts 11-day djing at GWR

    DJ Sam attempts 11-day djing at GWR

    The latest to join the high list of Guiness World Record (GWR) attempts is Samuel Ntiamoah, better known as DJ Sam.

    Setting the tone, the DJ has started his daring adventure at the Mood Bar in Accra.

    Jamming to tunes from Stonebwoy, DJ sam is set to entertain his fans as he dares to break the record.

    Ghanaian DJ Sam, is a key member of Black Volta Talent Management with 13 years of professional experience.

    In a post captured on his social media account Sam asserted “I am confident that with God, all things are possible, and I am ready to break and set my record between 13th to 24th February 2024 @moodbarghana OSU. “

    Norbert Selmai, the current record holder from Ireland, holds a 200-hour record.

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  • Video: Politics has ruined the Ghana movie industry – Ramsey Nouah reveals

    Video: Politics has ruined the Ghana movie industry – Ramsey Nouah reveals

    Nollywood sensation Ramsey Nouah took the spotlight during his recent visit to Ghana, landing at the Kotoka International Airport and creating a buzz across social media.

    The renowned Nigerian actor was warmly welcomed by Kumawood star Kwadwo Nkansah, also known as LilWin, upon his arrival.

    Joining them was fellow Nigerian celebrity actor Victor Osuagwu, popularly known as Awilo Sharp Sharp.

    Nouah’s visit to Ghana is in connection with an upcoming movie project spearheaded by LilWin.

    During his stay, Nouah paid a courtesy visit to Despite Media’s general manager, where he had an engaging conversation with actor and production manager Roger Quartey, recognized for his roles in “Death after Birth” and “Darkness of Sorrow.”

    Surprised by the extended period since their last meeting, Ramsey Nouah couldn’t resist delving into the challenges faced by the Ghanaian movie industry in today’s African media landscape.

    Expressing concern, he questioned, “What happened to the movie industry? What happened? Well, I think it’s politics. When you guys allow politics into everything, it ruins everything, and then film is not meant to be political.”

    In response, Roger Quartey emphasized that “film is supposed to lighten the politics, to ease.”

    The insightful exchange shed light on the intricate relationship between politics and the cinematic arts, sparking conversations about the state of the Ghanaian film industry.

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  • Afua Asantewaa shares lovely picture of her gorgeous mother

    Afua Asantewaa shares lovely picture of her gorgeous mother

    Popular Ghanaian media personality, Afua Asantewaa, recently delighted her Instagram followers by sharing a beautiful picture of her mother.

    The post has garnered significant attention from netizens, who have showered it with love and admiration.

    Many have praised Afua Asantewaa, acknowledging the source of her charms and expressing admiration for her family’s beauty.

    Afua Asantewaa is best known for her exploits in the Guinness World Record (GWR) sing-a-thon after witnessing Hilda’s accomplishment.

    Afua Asantewaa attempted a five-day singing marathon that began at midnight on Sunday, December 24, 2023, to surpass the former record of 105 hours set by an Indian artiste Sunil Waghmare in 2012.

    She ended at 7:00am on Friday, December 29, 2023.

    Her event attracted a lot of celebrities and public figures including the Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, Alan Kyeremanten, Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale, Sarkodie, Adina, Sista Afia, Wendy Shay, among others.

    Afua’s attempt has yet to receive feedback from GWR.

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  • “You won’t want to know what Shatta Wale says about you!”  Shatta Michy ‘shades’ Efia Odo on GHQueens

    “You won’t want to know what Shatta Wale says about you!”  Shatta Michy ‘shades’ Efia Odo on GHQueens

    Ghanaian musician and actress Diamond Michelle, popularly known as Shatta Michy, has taken a bold step to criticize fellow actress Andrea Owusu, also known as Efia Odo, for allegedly performing wife duties for the controversial dancehall artist, Shatta Wale.

    Shatta Michy, who is the ex-girlfriend of Shatta Wale, did not mince her words as she described Shatta Wale as an untrustworthy individual who should not be taken seriously.

    The outspoken Michy expressed her concerns about Efia Odo, warning her not to be comfortable with men like Shatta Wale due to his alleged traits of cheating and womanizing.

    In a social media post that has since gone viral, Shatta Michy accused Shatta Wale of being undeserving of the favours that Efia Odo has reportedly been showering on him.

    The post hinted at a strained relationship between the former lovers, with Michy seemingly eager to warn others about Shatta Wale’s character.

    “From the way he talks, you wouldn’t wanna know how he talks, when he talks about you, men ( Shatta Wale) have a different story in every situation,” Shatta Micy shared on GHQueens reunion show.

    She added when she first encountered Shatta Wale, he was far from the accomplished musician that fans know today.

    According to her, she played a significant role in refining and shaping him into the charismatic and talented artist he has become.

    “He wasn’t good enough, or you were good enough to be a replacement. Where I met this nigga (Shatta Wale), you wouldn’t have liked him, we polished him up for you to like him,” Shatta Michy declared during the discussion.

    Despite acknowledging her influence on Shatta Wale’s journey to stardom, Shatta Michy made it clear that she is no longer interested in being in a relationship with him.

    This revelation comes amidst rumors and speculations surrounding Shatta Wale’s involvement with Efia Odo.

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  • Shatta Michy ‘tackles’ Efia Odo over past relationship with Shatta Wale

    Shatta Michy ‘tackles’ Efia Odo over past relationship with Shatta Wale

    The entertainment scene was ablaze with drama as Diamond Michelle, known to many as Shatta Michy, took center stage in a verbal showdown involving the notorious dancehall figure, Shatta Wale, and the vivacious Andrea Owusu, popularly known as Efia Odo.

    It all began when Shatta Michy, with no holds barred, unleashed a scathing critique on Shatta Wale’s romantic pursuits.

    She boldly proclaimed him as an unreliable partner, incapable of staying committed to a single woman.

    The words resonated like thunder in the tight-knit celebrity circles, sparking curiosity and gossip among fans and media alike.

    Shatta Michy didn’t stop there, she questioned Shatta Wale’s worthiness of being taken seriously in matters of the heart, asserting that his womanising nature rendered him undeserving of the genuine love and commitment that relationships require.

    But the drama didn’t end with Shatta Wale.

    Shatta Michy turned her attention towards Efia Odo, accusing her of performing wife-like duties for a man who, in her eyes, didn’t deserve such devotion.

    The accusations flew like arrows, piercing through the glamorous facade of celebrity romance.
    In a surprising twist, Shatta Michy drew a parallel between Shatta Wale and Efia Odo, suggesting a shared tendency to be drawn to multiple partners.

    “You came jumping from somewhere to somewhere in this industry, this industry has binged several number of people,” Shatta Michy stated on the GH Queens reunion show.

    According to her, their similar attributes created a magnetic force, pulling them together despite the uproar love lives they led individually

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  • Video: Shatta Wale was ugly when I met him; I polished him up – Shatta Michy

    Video: Shatta Wale was ugly when I met him; I polished him up – Shatta Michy

    Diamond Michelle, widely known as Shatta Michy, provided insights into the early days of her relationship with self-proclaimed dancehall king, Shatta Wale.

    The revelation came as a response to recent developments involving Shatta Wale and Efia Odo.

    Shatta Michy boldly asserted that when she first encountered Shatta Wale, he was far from the accomplished musician that fans know today.

    According to her, she played a significant role in refining and shaping him into the charismatic and talented artist he has become.

    “He wasn’t good enough, or you were good enough to be a replacement. Where I met this nigga (Shatta Wale), you wouldn’t have liked him, we polished him up for you to like him,” Shatta Michy declared during the discussion.

    Despite acknowledging her influence on Shatta Wale’s journey to stardom, Shatta Michy made it clear that she is no longer interested in being in a relationship with him.

    This revelation comes amidst rumours and speculations surrounding Shatta Wale’s involvement with Efia Odo.

    In a pointed remark directed at Efia Odo, Shatta Michy described her as a ‘beggar’ benefiting from the fruits of her labour.

    “You know he holds me in a different high esteem, you (Efia Odo) came jumping from somewhere to somewhere,” Shatta Michy stated, highlighting her perceived disparity in contributions to Shatta Wale’s life.

    The Ghqueens reunion discussion has sparked a renewed interest in the personal and romantic aspects of Shatta Wale’s life, with fans and onlookers eagerly awaiting further developments and responses from those involved.

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  • Video: I’m not aware of Martha Ankomah suing me – LilWin reacts

    Video: I’m not aware of Martha Ankomah suing me – LilWin reacts

    Kumawood’s comedic sensation, Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as LilWin, has declared his lack of awareness regarding actress Martha Ankomah supposedly suing him.

    LilWin emphasised that he harbours no conflicts with anyone in the movie industry and is uninterested in creating any for himself.

    In response to a journalist’s inquiry about his comments or reaction to Martha Ankomah’s reported legal action against him for defamation, LilWin firmly asserted that he has no knowledge of the situation.

    “I beg you, I beg you, I don’t want any problem, I made a lot of statements earlier, you ignored me, what brings arguments is what draws your attention, I didn’t hear anything, my ears are closed, my eyes are closed, I heard nothing,” LilWin stated.

    Ghanaian actress Martha Ankomah initiated legal proceedings against fellow actor LilWin following his disparaging comments.

    The Kumawood star LilWin had criticised Ankomah for allegedly belittling Kumawood movies, questioning her status as a star and expressing astonishment at her appointment as a brand ambassador for GTP.

    LilWin’s remarks included statements such as, “Martha, those who are richer than you are rather humble and respect themselves a lot. Do you honestly call yourself a star? Who knows you? What do you have?” He also raised objections to GTP choosing Ankomah as their brand ambassador.

    Reacting to LilWin’s derogatory comments, Martha Ankomah has decided to pursue legal action against him, accusing him of disrespect.

    This legal move highlights the seriousness with which Ankomah views the defamation, bringing attention to the clash between the two Kumawood actors.

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  • Norwegian embassy establishes zebra crossing to aid Sowoutuom residents

    Norwegian embassy establishes zebra crossing to aid Sowoutuom residents

    The Norwegian embassy has collaborated with Kokomlemle-based media house, Joy News to shed light on their successful initiative in Sowoutuom, aimed at mitigating road accidents.

    The embassy’s intervention involved the establishment of a zebra crossing, addressing the concerns raised by residents who previously deemed the routes impassable.

    Residents and students alike expressed their gratitude for the newly introduced zebra crossing, emphasising its positive impact on daily activities.

    According to one resident, the implementation has significantly reduced accidents on the road, creating a safer environment for all.

    A local hairdresser shared insights,asserting, “When the students close from school, passing the main road is a major problem. I think that’s the main reason why they did it. When the cars are crossing, instead of stopping, they don’t stop. The zebra crossing will help reduce the risk of accidents and facilitate safer road crossings.”

    The initiative, met with widespread approval, has been deemed laudable by the community members, who appreciate the positive change brought about by the zebra crossing.

    The Norwegian Ambassador to Ghana, Ingrid Mollestad, played a key role in this effort to enhance road safety in Sowoutuom.

    Zebra crossings, characterized by broad white stripes on the road, require vehicles to stop when pedestrians wish to cross.

    The successful implementation of this initiative reflects a collaborative step towards creating a safer and more accessible environment for the residents of Sowoutuom.

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  • LilWin hosts Victor Osuagwu, Ramsey Nouah for upcoming movie project

    LilWin hosts Victor Osuagwu, Ramsey Nouah for upcoming movie project

    Ghanaian Kumawood sensation, Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lil Win, is making waves with his latest cinematic endeavor, “A Country Called Ghana,” as he successfully ropes in renowned Nollywood stars Ramsey Noah and Victor Osuagwu, popularly known as Awilo Sharp Sharp overcoming previous rejection from Martha Ankomah.

    The award-winning Nollywood actors landed in Accra on February 19, 2024, with anticipation building for additional high-profile stars to join the project.

    Lil Win, who recently made headlines for a social media clash with Ghallywood actress Martha Ankomah, is showcasing resilience and determination as he assembles a star-studded cast for his ambitious film, dispelling any doubts about the quality of Kumawood productions.

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  • Video: Fadda Dickson holds meeting with Nigerian star Ramsey Nouah

    Video: Fadda Dickson holds meeting with Nigerian star Ramsey Nouah

    A delightful video capturing a warm exchange between Despite Media Group’s General Manager, Fadda Dickson Narh, and Nigerian heartthrob Ramsey Nouah is making waves on social media.

    The two share hearty laughter in a playful Ghana-Nigeria banter.

    Earlier reports indicate that the renowned Nigerian actor is currently in the country for a film project alongside Kumawood comic actor Kwadzo Nkansah, popularly known as LilWin.

    LilWin’s grand reception of Ramsey Nouah at Kotoka International Airport has taken social media by storm, joined by other celebrities like Victor Osuagwu, affectionately known as ‘Awilo Sharp Sharp.’

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  • Stonebwoy is making an impact globally; you’re busy composing trash – Kwaw Kese slams Shatta Wale

    Stonebwoy is making an impact globally; you’re busy composing trash – Kwaw Kese slams Shatta Wale

    Ghanaian hiplife sensation, Emmanuel Kofi Botwe, known by his stage name Kwaw Kese openly criticized Shatta Wale for his diminishing career trajectory, highlighting the success of Wale’s peers like Stonebwoy on the global stage.

    Referring to Wale’s self-proclaimed dancehall status, Kwaw Kese mocked the artist, labelling his music as nonsensical and devoid of a coherent formula.

    In a scathing remark, he asserts that Wale’s choice of music, such as the controversial ‘Kpuu Kpaa,’ is unlikely to propel him to success, contrasting it with Stonebwoy’s significant achievements in the international music scene.

    Emmanuel Kofi Botwe, known by his stage name Kwaw Kese and popularly called Abodam, is a Ghanaian hiplife artist.

    Kwaw Kese is well known for his hit album Abodam 2007, for which he won five awards at the 2008 edition of the Ghana Music Awards.

    He is known for doing crazy acts during his performances on stage.

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  • My Togolese fans show me more love than Ghanaians; I’m planning on relocating to Togo – LilWin

    My Togolese fans show me more love than Ghanaians; I’m planning on relocating to Togo – LilWin

    Ghanaian actor and musician, Kwadwo Nkansah, professionally known as LilWin  is under fire from social media users who are criticising his poor command of the English language in an Instagram post where he discussed his plans to relocate from Ghana to Togo.

    In the post, Lilwin expressed dissatisfaction with the level of love he receives from Ghanaians and asserted his belief that the people of Togo would appreciate him more.

    However, trouble ensued when Lilwin took it upon himself to craft the caption for the post. The poorly constructed sentence, “After my moving shoot Country, call Ghana I will leave this country to stay Togo because Togopeople need me one Ghana one love ❤️ ❤️,” sparked a wave of criticism regarding his grammar.

    Social media users did not hold back in their reactions, with one netizen suggesting, “He should enrol himself back into his own school and learn how to talk, read, and write and also not forget to learn how to humble himself when it comes to respecting others.”

    Another commenter added, “Kwasia jon… it’s true we don’t need greedy people like you in Ghana.”

    Kwadwo Nkansah, professionally known as Lil Win, is a Ghanaian artist, musician, actor, and comedian. He is the founder and director of Great Minds International School in Kumasi, in the Ashanti Region of Ghana.

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  • “After my moving shoot country” – Netizens roast LilWin over social media post

    “After my moving shoot country” – Netizens roast LilWin over social media post

    Ghanaian entertainer LilWin is currently weathering a storm of criticism from social media users due to grammatical errors found in his recent Instagram post discussing his contemplation of relocating from Ghana to Togo.

    In the post, Lilwin expressed dissatisfaction with the perceived lack of love from Ghanaians and conveyed his belief that the people of Togo would offer him a warmer reception.

    However, the situation took a turn for the worse when Lilwin took charge of crafting the caption for the post.

    The poorly constructed sentence, “After my moving shoot Country, call Ghana I will leave this country to stay Togo because Togopeople need me one Ghana one love ❤️ ❤️,” triggered a wave of criticism regarding his linguistic proficiency.

    Social media users did not hold back in their responses, with one commentator suggesting, “He should re-enroll himself in his own school and focus on improving his language skills, reading, and writing. Additionally, he should learn to humble himself, especially when it comes to respecting others.” Another individual added, “Kwasia jon… it’s true we don’t need greedy people like you in Ghana.”

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  • Video: I’m dating the biggest dancehall artist – Shatta Wale’s girlfriend Maali brags

    Video: I’m dating the biggest dancehall artist – Shatta Wale’s girlfriend Maali brags

    The reigning queen of the Shatta Movement, Maali has enthusiastically joined the “Of Course” social media craze to showcase her romantic involvement with Ghana’s top dancehall artist, Shatta Wale.

    Maali proudly shared the perks of her relationship, boasting about receiving complimentary tickets to Shatta Wale’s shows and enjoying daily encounters with various celebrities, all without spending a penny.

    Highlighting the romantic side, Maali discloses that Shatta Wale is deeply enamored with her and proudly displays their connection to the world at every possible opportunity.

    However, not all is rosy for Maali, as she candidly admits to facing jealousy and unwarranted insults from envious individuals.

    Despite her bold revelation, Maali finds herself at the center of social media backlash, with fans vowing to preserve the video for potential future use, should she encounter any criticism.

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  • Massive crowd turn up during Sarkodie’s visit to Berekum

    Massive crowd turn up during Sarkodie’s visit to Berekum

    The vibrant streets of Berekum erupted with energy as the acclaimed Ghanaian musician, Sarkodie, received a warm embrace from an exuberant crowd of supporters.

    Navigating through the lively streets, Sarkodie’s car found itself surrounded by a sea of eager fans, all vying for a glimpse of their beloved artist.

    Choosing to connect intimately with his audience, Sarkodie stepped out of his vehicle, strolling amidst the crowd, exchanging handshakes and smiles with his devoted admirers.

    The pinnacle of excitement arrived as Sarkodie graced the stage for his concert, delivering an unforgettable performance that left the audience in awe.

    Debuting his latest chart-toppers, ‘Otan’ and ‘TillWeDie,’ Sarkodie captivated the crowd, creating a memorable experience for his fans.

    Sarkodie’s concert in Berekum is being hailed as a historic moment, marked as the town’s longest and most unforgettable musical extravaganza.

    Undoubtedly, Sarkodie’s presence has etched an enduring impression on the hearts of his Berekum fans, solidifying his stature as a legendary figure in the Ghanaian music scene.

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  • Davido’s team member, Israel DMW, involved in accident

    Davido’s team member, Israel DMW, involved in accident

    A crucial member of Davido‘s team, Israel Afeare popularly known as Israel DMW has faced a car accident while heading back from a show, accompanied by musician Shallipopi.

    The collision took place when another vehicle collided with their salon car, with Israel in the front passenger seat and Shallipopi in the back.

    Miraculously, all occupants survived the crash.

    Israel expressed gratitude to the Almighty and his ancestral spirits for ensuring their safety in the aftermath of the frightening accident.

    Israel DMW, is a popular Nigerian Celebrity Figure and Associate, also known as the Logistics Manager to Afrobeat Sensation, Davido.

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  • Netizens react to heartwarming video of man expressing gratitude to wife for daily homemade dishes

    Netizens react to heartwarming video of man expressing gratitude to wife for daily homemade dishes

    A heartening video is gaining traction on social media, showcasing a man‘s heartfelt appreciation for his wife’s daily lunch preparations.

    The footage captures the husband holding a generous bowl filled with a variety of delicious dishes, highlighting the consistent effort put in by his wife.

    Overwhelmed with joy, the man eagerly took to social media to share the love and gratitude he feels for his wife’s culinary gestures.

    The video, however, has sparked diverse reactions online, with many expressing admiration for the couple’s bond.

    On the other hand, some sceptics believe that despite such thoughtful treatment, the man may still be prone to infidelity.

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  • “Yul Edochie’s daughter ‘disowns’ father on social media, changes her name

    “Yul Edochie’s daughter ‘disowns’ father on social media, changes her name

    Nollywood star Yul Edochie and his second wife, Judy Austin, are embroiled in continuing family disputes.

    Danielle Edochie, the actor’s first daughter, has drawn attention by changing her Instagram surname from “Edochie” to “Dubem.”

    As Yul and Judy remain in the public eye due to recent social media recordings, speculation about possible family events is growing.

    These rumours imply that a judge will issue them a divorce and property possession, but the family hasn’t commented yet on it.

    May Edochie had initiated divorce proceedings, citing adultery and was seeking a substantial sum of N100 million in damages from Judy Austin.

    Furthermore, she had also filed for a restraining order to prevent Yul from accessing their former matrimonial home, expressing concerns for her safety and that of their children.

    May had successfully obtained full custody of their kids.

    During the court hearing, Yul Edochie allegedly denied the claims of being married to Judy Austin, leaving many bewildered by the unexpected twist in the ongoing legal battle.

    Danielle Edochie has in the past expressed her discontent with her father through an Instagram story to share a perplexing message, alluding to a man attempting to accomplish two conflicting objectives in the midst of a series of contentious events.

    Danielle Edochie, the first child and only daughter of actor Yul Edochie.

    This reaction from Danielle comes following the loved up and dramatic videos of Yul Edochie and his second wife Judy Austin despite the death of her brother, Kambilichukwu Edochie.

    Dani who is currently 18 years old was born on April 14, 2005, as the first and only daughter of Nollywood actor Yul Edochie and her mother’s name is May-Yul Edochie.

    Dani grew up with her parents in the Lekki area of Lagos state, and she has three younger siblings, namely Kambili, Karl, and Victory Yul-Edochie.

    Kambili-Yul Edochie, who was her immediate younger brother and first son of her parents, died on 30 March 2023 at the young age of 16.

    Reports say he died after suffering from a seizure while playing football with his friends at school.

    Dani is now left with two younger brothers, Karl and Victory.

    Dani’s parents got married in 2004 when her mother was just 22.

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  • Idris Elba, BOG Governor, discuss support for creative arts industry

    Idris Elba, BOG Governor, discuss support for creative arts industry

    A high-profile delegation of eight members, led by Hollywood actor Dr. Idris Elba and Stellar Development Foundation (SDF) CEO Denelle Dixon, recently visited Dr. Ernest Addison, Governor of the Bank of Ghana.

    The purpose of the courtesy call was to initiate discussions on a collaborative effort aimed at supporting the creative arts industry.

    The non-profit organization, Stellar Development Foundation, known for its mission to utilize blockchain for global economic empowerment, introduced a groundbreaking blockchain-based fintech innovation during the meeting.

    This innovation is designed to ensure fair compensation for local creative industry participants whose works are globally commercialized.

    Additionally, it seeks to improve access to financing for artists, particularly emerging talents, through the implementation of smart contracts.

    The innovative solution addresses the prevailing challenge faced by many African industry players who are often excluded from the global payments ecosystem.

    This exclusion results in significant violations of Intellectual Properties (IPs) and copyrights, hindering opportunities for growth and funding for legitimate earnings from the commercial use of their works worldwide.

    The discussions between the Stellar Development Foundation and the Bank of Ghana also delved into potential collaborations to pilot technology and policy innovations.

    The aim is to enhance the administration of IPs and copyrights, benefiting local content creators in the long run.

    Ghana was chosen as a potential pilot country for this groundbreaking initiative due to the Bank’s advancements in central bank digital currency, specifically the eCedi, and its broader expertise in tokenization.

    Both the Bank of Ghana and the Stellar Development Foundation expressed their commitment to a long-term collaboration, emphasizing the positive impact it could have on the creative industry, particularly the youth.

  • Juliet Ibrahim’s heartwarming video of 2-Year-Old daughter

    Juliet Ibrahim’s heartwarming video of 2-Year-Old daughter

    Ghanaian actress, Juliet Ibrahim, has captured the online world’s attention with a delightful video featuring her two-year-old daughter, Amari, born on December 2, 2021.

    The heartwarming footage not only showcases their adorable bond but also highlights the remarkable resemblance between mother and child in their affectionate pose.

    Juliet Ibrahim is a Ghanaian actress, film producer, and singer of Lebanese, Ghanaian and Liberian descent.

    She won the Best Actress in a Leading Role award at the 2010 Ghana Movie Awards for her role in 4 Play.

    She has been referred to as the “Most Beautiful West African Woman” according to A-listers Magazine.

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  • Video: “Breast lift surgery is meant to be exposed; please allow” – Netizens react to McBrown’s recent look

    Video: “Breast lift surgery is meant to be exposed; please allow” – Netizens react to McBrown’s recent look

    Ghanaian media personality, Nana Ama Mcbrown, is once again in the spotlight, but this time for her daring fashion choice that has ignited a social media debate.

    The 47-year-old actress attended an event over the weekend wearing a dress that revealed her cleavage, sparking both admiration and criticism from netizens.

    While some praised Nana Ama for maintaining a stylish appearance amid her marital issues with husband Maxwell Mensah, others took issue with what they deemed an inappropriate display of her body in a public setting.

    The actress’s bold fashion statement has ignited a conversation about the boundaries between personal style and public expectations.

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  • Video: Tiwa Savage congratulates Black Sherif as he takes London Fashion Week by storm

    Video: Tiwa Savage congratulates Black Sherif as he takes London Fashion Week by storm

    Nigerian music sensation Tiwatope Omolara Savage, known professionally as Tiwa Savage and Ghana’s emerging talent Mohammed Ismail Sherif, professionally known as Black Sherif  joined forces at London’s Fashion Week.

    Black Sherif, renowned for his unique blend of music and fashion, recently graced the runway showcasing Labrum designs, a pivotal moment in his flourishing career.

    The Ghanaian artist, despite his youth, has proven to be a formidable force, earning applause from his homeland as he walked down the London Fashion Week runway.

    Tiwa Savage, herself a favorite in Nigeria, was spotted congratulating Black Sherif after his successful appearance.

    This collaboration not only underscores the increasing impact of African talent in the international design scene but also adds a glamorous touch to the prestigious London Fashion Week, attracting global attention with the fusion of music and fashion on display.

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  • I couldn’t release part 13 of ‘Kyeiwaa movie’ due to editing challenges – Socrate Safo

    I couldn’t release part 13 of ‘Kyeiwaa movie’ due to editing challenges – Socrate Safo

    Prominent Ghanaian filmmaker, Socrate Safo, recently shared that the widely popular “Kyeiwaa” movie series faced editing difficulties, preventing the release of its 13th instalment.

    Known for its comedic depiction of a young witch named Kyeiwaa, the movie series garnered a significant fan base both in Ghana and beyond.

    The revelation adds an unexpected twist to the saga, leaving fans eagerly awaiting the resolution of the editing challenges.
    “There was an issue with it, I think editing, there was a problem with the machines and a whole lot,” Socrate Safo stated.

    Socrate Safo is a Ghanaian director, filmmaker, and Director for Creative Arts at the National Commission on Culture in Ghana.

    He is a prominent figure in Ghallywood and head of Move Africa Productions.

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  • I walked out of my marriage due to the abusive nature of my wife – Akrobeto

    I walked out of my marriage due to the abusive nature of my wife – Akrobeto

    Renowned Ghanaian comic actor Kwasi Boadi, popularly known as Akrobeto, has candidly discussed the painful details of his unsuccessful marriage, shedding light on the reasons behind its collapse.

    In a revelation, the Kumawood veteran actor disclosed that he entered into matrimony in 2006 with high hopes of building a happy family.

    Unfortunately, the marriage took a dark turn as he became a victim of physical abuse inflicted by his wife.

    Recalling the distressing period, Akrobeto shared how his family implored him to end the marriage to safeguard his life, as the abuse had reached a point where his well-being was at risk.

    The seasoned entertainer made these revelations in response to the 20th-anniversary celebration of Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and the Second Lady, Samira Bawumia, highlighting the stark contrast between their joyous milestone and his own turbulent past.

    “I got married in 2006. However, my wife was abusive, so to save my life, I had to walk out. My family was of the view that if I don’t walk out, I may end up dead,” Akrobeto solemnly shared, unveiling a previously undisclosed chapter of his life.

    Akwasi Boadi, known as Akrobeto, is a Ghanaian actor, comedian and TV presenter.

    He has been featured in over 100 Kumawood movies and is known for the unusually large size of his nostrils.

    Akwesi Boadi is known in the showbiz industry as Akrobeto.

  • My hobby of twerking and playing music at home inspired my GWR sing-a-thon attempt- Afua Asantewaa

    My hobby of twerking and playing music at home inspired my GWR sing-a-thon attempt- Afua Asantewaa

    Ghanaian internet sensation Afua Asantewaa Aduonum has once again captured attention with her recent appearance on ‘Love Brewed,’ where she and her husband were guests on AJ Sarpong’s show.

    Inspired by Hilda Baci’s cook-a-thon success, Afua revealed that she decided to turn her hobbies into a meaningful project to showcase Ghana.

    During the interview, Afua shared, “I play music and twerk at home when I’m bored. My girls (daughters) understand the job, so they often join in the fun.”

    Bored at home after completing her shows and other projects, she decided to embark on a Guinness World Record (GWR) sing-a-thon after witnessing Hilda’s accomplishment.

    Initially considering a challenge for the fastest female 100-m runner in heels, Afua reconsidered due to potential dangers.

    Instead, she chose the singing marathon, citing singing as her beloved hobby and mentioning the late Ebony as one of her favorite singers.

    Afua Asantewaa attempted a five-day singing marathon that began at midnight on Sunday, December 24, 2023, to surpass the former record of 105 hours set by an Indian artiste Sunil Waghmare in 2012.

    She ended at 7:00am on Friday, December 29, 2023.

    Her event attracted a lot of celebrities and public figures including the Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, Alan Kyeremanten, Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale, Sarkodie, Adina, Sista Afia, Wendy Shay, among others.

    Afua’s attempt has not yet received a response from GWR.

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  • Kenyan actress Lupita Nyong’o becomes first black jury head at German film festival

    Kenyan actress Lupita Nyong’o becomes first black jury head at German film festival

    Kenyan actress Lupita Nyong’o has shattered barriers by becoming the inaugural black head of the Berlin International Film Festival jury.

    The Berlinale, one of the globe’s top five film festivals, marked its 74-year history without a black jury head until now.

    Nyong’o will spearhead the jury’s selection process for the coveted Golden and Silver Bears awards, adding a new dimension to the festival’s diverse cinematic landscape.

    The lack of diversity in the juries of major international film festivals, including Berlin, Cannes, Venice, Sundance, and Toronto, has long been criticised.

    At the festival’s opening in Germany’s capital, Nyong’o expressed her profound honor at assuming the role, emphasizing that the diversity within the jury would enhance the decision-making process.

    The Oscar-winning actress highlighted the significance of bringing together individuals from different backgrounds, noting that their varied perspectives would contribute to a more enriched evaluation of films.

    “That’s the beauty of bringing people together from different backgrounds, we respond to different things.

    “We have a lot of world experience and opinions and it’s gonna be interesting. It’s probably also gonna be spicy,”said the actress, who won an Oscar for 12 Years A Slave in 2014.

    When Nyong’o was announced as the jury president last December, the festival directors cited her acting versatility and ability to connect with diverse audiences as reasons for her selection.

    The Berlinale, running until February 25, will conclude with the announcement of the winning films in major categories.

    Among the 20 films competing for top honors, three African entries stand out, each narrating compelling stories from the continent.

    These include “Black Tea” by Mauritanian-born Malian director Abderrahmane Sissako, “Who Do I Belong To” by Tunisian-Canadian director Meryam Joobeur, and the documentary “Dahomey” by French-Senegalese filmmaker Mati Diop.

  • Afronitaa marks American Afroinheels’ 6 year anniversary with grande appearance

    Afronitaa marks American Afroinheels’ 6 year anniversary with grande appearance

    AfroInHeels is gearing up to celebrate its 6th anniversary with a thrilling performance by the renowned Ghanaian dancer, Danita Akosua Adomaah Yeboah, popularly known as Afronita.

    The event is set to take place tomorrow, promising an unforgettable evening of dance, music, and celebration.

    AfroInHeels, a prominent platform that promotes African and Afro-Caribbean dance, has become a cultural hub in London over the past six years.

    Known for its vibrant and inclusive community, the anniversary celebration is expected to draw a diverse crowd eager to witness the electrifying performance by Afronita.

    Afronita, a rising star in the dance scene, has garnered a significant following for her dynamic and captivating performances.

    Her fusion of traditional African dance with contemporary styles has earned her accolades and recognition within the dance community.

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  • Video: Kennedy Agyapong in tears; promises to take care of late Wofa KK’s children and wife

    Video: Kennedy Agyapong in tears; promises to take care of late Wofa KK’s children and wife

    Assin Central Member of Parliament Kennedy Agyapong was visibly emotional as he paid a heartfelt visit to his deceased employee, Wofa Kwakye, the renowned host of Oman FM’s political talk program, Boiling Point, who passed away on February 14, 2024.

    Wofa Kwakye, officially known as Martin Kwabena Kwakye, served as the Director of Radio at Oman FM and was a significant voice on the morning show.

    At the age of 53, he succumbed to an unexpected loss of consciousness at work and was swiftly transported to the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC), where he was later pronounced dead.

    The late Kwabena Kwakye had actively participated in discussions on various topics, including expressing his opinions on President Akufo-Addo’s recent ministerial reshuffle the morning before his death.

    His untimely demise has left a void in the media landscape and a wave of sorrow among colleagues and associates.

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  • Video: I broke your virginity; McBrown playfully teases actor Bill Asamoah

    Video: I broke your virginity; McBrown playfully teases actor Bill Asamoah

    Ghanaian actress Nana Ama Mcbrown and fellow actor Bill Asamoah found themselves at the center of a humorous online moment when a video surfaced, capturing Nana Ama playfully claiming she broke Bill’s virginity.

    Despite Bill’s denials, Nana Ama continued to insist with a lighthearted banter.

    Adding a twist to the story, Nana Ama Mcbrown, known for her bubbly personality, has recently made headlines by removing her wedding ring on Valentine’s Day.

    Speculation arises as she seemingly signals a decision to let go of her marriage.

    Photos shared on the romantic occasion showcase Nana Ama without her wedding ring, leaving fans curious about the reasons behind this unexpected development.

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  • Video: Becca, Kwabena Kwabena spark romance in Vitamilk Love Night Concert

    Video: Becca, Kwabena Kwabena spark romance in Vitamilk Love Night Concert

    The Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) was transformed into a haven of romance during the Vitamilk Love Night Concert, headlined by highlife legend George Kwabena Adu known popularly as Kwabena Kwabena and the sensational songstress Rebecca Akosua Acheampomaa Acheampong known popularly as Becca.

    In a sea of red-clad attendees, the Grand Arena of AICC radiated love on this special evening dedicated to celebrating the essence of love.

    The stage was meticulously prepared for an enchanting night, featuring dynamic performances by MCs, DJs, and saxophonists, all building up to the main acts of the night ,Kwabena Kwabena and Becca.

    The duo mesmerized the audience with a flawless blend of timeless classics and fresh releases, leaving the crowd spellbound.

    Kwabena Kwabena treated fans to renditions of beloved hits such as “Adult Music,” “Afraid to Lose You,” and “Aso,” while Becca, marking her triumphant return after a six-year hiatus, captivated the crowd with singles like “Woman,” “Yes I Do,” “Forever,” and “Daa Ke Daa.”

    Adding to the excitement, Becca also shared exclusive previews of two unreleased tracks, a heartfelt gesture to her dedicated fan base.

    The Vitamilk Love Night Concert was truly a night to remember, filled with passion and musical enchantment.

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  • Oman FM reportedly journalist Kwabena Kwaakye died of cardiac arrest

    Oman FM reportedly journalist Kwabena Kwaakye died of cardiac arrest

    Ghanaian media fraternity, Oman FM is grieving the untimely demise of their prominent presenter, Kwabena Kwaakye, who passed away unexpectedly after concluding the morning show.

    Kwaakye, a leading figure at Oman FM, collapsed shortly after wrapping up the morning program and was rushed to Legon Hospital.

    Despite efforts to save him, he was pronounced dead upon arrival, with reports attributing the cause of death to cardiac arrest.

    Insiders revealed that Kwaakye had not been in the best of health, prompting him to take a day off the previous day, during which another presenter filled in for him.

    Unfortunately, the severity of his health condition became apparent as he succumbed to the sudden tragedy, leaving the media community in shock and mourning the loss of a respected colleague.

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  • Ken Ofori-Atta is the “worst Finance Minister Ghana has ever had” – Nana Aba Anamoah

    Ken Ofori-Atta is the “worst Finance Minister Ghana has ever had” – Nana Aba Anamoah

    Renowned broadcast journalist Nana Aba Anamoah has labelled the recently Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta, as the “worst finance minister Ghana has ever had.”

    Expressing her dissatisfaction, Anamoah accused Ofori-Atta of betraying the trust of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, asserting that his departure was long overdue.

    Anamoah, who had earlier predicted Ofori-Atta’s dismissal in a tweet, welcomed the news with enthusiasm, asserting, “I am so happy that man is gone.”

    Despite considering the move a reassignment, she emphasised that Ofori-Atta’s tenure had adversely affected the President’s legacy, deeming him responsible for significant shortcomings in the country’s financial management.

    Highlighting the severity of her criticism, Anamoah declared, “He has messed up the President’s legacy, that’s what that man has done.”

    Additionally, she asserted that Ofori-Atta should have resigned much earlier, citing his alleged supervision of various instances of corruption and mismanagement.

    In conclusion, Nana Aba Anamoah expressed her relief at Ofori-Atta’s departure, acknowledging that while some may argue it’s “too little too late,” she sees it as a positive development for the nation.

    “ I am so happy that man is gone, I am so happy because. I am telling you on authority that the man is not happy about it is a reassignment, I see it as a dismissal but Ken Ofori-Atta is the worst Minister Ghana has ever had, he is the worst finance minister this country has had. He has messed up the President’s legacy, that’s what that man has done. 

    “Ken Ofori-Atta should have resigned long ago, he has supervised so much rot and I am so glad that he has gone, I mean some will say too little too late, it’s good it came,” Nana Aba Anamoah stated.

    The presidency released a list of ministers relieved of their positions in government in a reshuffle announced on Wednesday morning.

    In a statement dated February 14, 2024, signed and issued by the Director of Communications at the Presidency, Eugene Arhin, it was announced that the changes were with immediate effect.

    Ken Ofori-Atta, Minister of Finance, was among those replaced, according to a statement released on Wednesday by the communications directorate of Accra’s Jubilee House.