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  • Video: My daughter screamed when she saw me bathing Afua Asantewaa – Husband

    Video: My daughter screamed when she saw me bathing Afua Asantewaa – Husband

    Media personality Afua Asantewaa‘s husband Kofi Aduonum divulged some heartwarming ways he expressed his love for his wife.

    Among the stories shared, he humorously recounted an incident when he was caught bathing his wife by one of their daughters.

    Contrary to public perceptions, Afua emphasised that her husband is not just an accessory but a significant presence in her life since their initial meeting.

    “Sometime my daughter caught me (Kofi Aduonom) bathing my wife and she screamed, we have romantic times together, some I can’t share here,” Kofi Aduonom shared during a discussion on TV3.

    Despite public scrutiny over their constant companionship, Afua reassured that their closeness is unwavering.

    The couple’s endearing love story is now taking center stage, showcasing a different side to their relationship beyond public scrutiny.

    Kofi Aduonum Owusu’s prominence in the Ghanaian social media realm has soared, courtesy of his wife Afua Asantewaa’s remarkable achievements.

    Afua gained widespread attention with her Guinness World Record Attempt and subsequent Singathon journey, captivating the global audience.

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  • Kofi Kinaata named UN-IOM Goodwill Ambassador

    Kofi Kinaata named UN-IOM Goodwill Ambassador

    Ghanaian music sensation, Martin King Arthur known professionally as Kofi Kinaata, has assumed the prestigious role of Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations International Organization for Migration (UN-IOM).

    The initiative, designed to harness the influence of prominent personalities, aims to bolster the organization’s mission by increasing visibility, amplifying messages, and fostering global collaboration.

    In an announcement by the Director General of IOM, Amy Pope, Kofi Kinaata was welcomed as the new Regional and National Goodwill Ambassador.

    Recognized as a trailblazer and an inspiration on a global scale, he is poised to play a pivotal role in advocating for well-managed migration and improving the lives of those on the move.

    This appointment is seen as a significant contribution to global efforts in addressing the challenges associated with migration.

    Joining Kofi Kinaata in this ambassadorial role is Ms. Abebrese, who has also been granted the opportunity to represent the United Nations International Organization for Migration, further strengthening the organization’s commitment to addressing migration issues on a broader scale.

    Below is the list Goodwill Ambassadors

    • Gold Medal Olympic Runner Mo Farah, appointed as Global Ambassador
    • Musician Dimash Qudaibergen, serving as Regional Ambassador
    • Actress and TV Presenter Ama K. Abebrese, honored as National Ambassador
    • Basketball Player Dzanan Musa, designated as National Ambassador
    • Musician Kofi Kinaata, recognized as National Ambassador
    • Football Club Club Atletico Penarol, appointed as National Ambassador
    • Football Player Mouctar Diakhaby, appointed as National Ambassador
    • National Geographic Explorer Nicolas Marin Benitez, appointed as National Ambassador
    • Entrepreneur Mirela Sula, appointed as National Ambassador
    • Documentary Photographer Paul Choy, appointed as National Ambassador

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    Amy Pope, the IOM Director General, expressed her enthusiasm in welcoming these exceptional individuals as the organization’s new Regional and National Goodwill Ambassadors, recognizing them as trailblazers and sources of inspiration worldwide.

    She emphasized their role in championing well-managed migration and improving the lives of people on the move.

  • EL denies allegations of sexual assault made by Facebook user; replies “u wish”

    EL denies allegations of sexual assault made by Facebook user; replies “u wish”

    Renowned Ghanaian rapper Elorm Adablah, popularly known as EL, has vehemently denied allegations of sexual abuse and groping made against him by a Ghanaian lady named Edna on Facebook.

    In a Facebook post on February 14, Edna FG accused the rapper of inappropriate behaviour and claimed that EL took her money for a recording session but never allowed her to record her music at his studio in Nyaniba estates.

    The accuser further asserted that EL had a history of demanding sexual favours from female musicians who visited his studio for recordings.

    In response, EL dismissed the allegations with a dismissive comment, asserting, “built like a mini fridge… Ew, you wish.”

    EL, seemingly unfazed by the accusations, commented on the broader trend of musicians facing allegations of sexual abuse, asserting, “Oh, it’s my turn abi. Alright, let’s go.”

    This incident follows a similar controversy involving rapper Sarkodie and actress Yvonne Nelson last year.

    Yvonne Nelson accused Sarkodie of forcing her to abort a baby after a past relationship.

    In response, Sarkodie released a song titled “Try Me,” where he acknowledged the relationship but shifted the blame for the abortion onto Yvonne, urging her to take responsibility for her choices.

    It appears that the Ghanaian music industry is grappling with controversies and allegations, shedding light on the personal lives of its prominent figures.

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  • I could one day become a politician – Nana Aba Anamoah

    I could one day become a politician – Nana Aba Anamoah

    Renowned Ghanaian broadcast journalist Nana Aba Anamoah, hinted at the prospect of stepping into the country’s political arena.

    She expressed her belief in the abundant opportunities within the political landscape that should be explored.

    Addressing a question about her political aspirations, Anamoah asserted, “I don’t know if I call them ambitions, but I think that I could do more. It doesn’t mean you have to be in a position to do more, but it makes it easier. I don’t have any now, but you never say never.”

    While contemplating a potential political future, she also shared her perspective on the current political landscape, noting, “I think only 8 percent of politicians are sensible, only 8, across the board. The rest are just there not because of hard work or passion for the country but because they see an opportunity to milk.”

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    Nana Aba Anamoah



  • “Nadia is actually prettier than Beyoncé” – Netizens react to viral photo

    “Nadia is actually prettier than Beyoncé” – Netizens react to viral photo

    A captivating photo shared by Beyoncé on social media has set the internet abuzz, drawing attention to an uncanny resemblance to Ghanaian actress Nadia Buari.

    Fans and social media users are now engaged in lively comparisons between the two, with Nadia Buari receiving accolades for the striking similarity.

    Beyoncé’s recent picture, showcasing her beauty and a hairstyle remarkably reminiscent of Nadia’s, has sparked a playful yet fervent discussion among Ghanaians.

    Some witty netizens have taken to trolling Beyoncé, humorously dubbing her a “Nadia wannabe,” while others have expressed their preference, with comments like, “She wants to be Nadia Buari so bad 😭.”
    The online banter has further fueled the comparison, leading to amusing remarks such as, “Nadia is actually prettier than Beyoncé.”

    As social media users continue to share their hilarious reactions, the unexpected likeness between the international superstar and the Ghanaian actress has become a trending topic, captivating audiences across platforms.

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  • Despite media, Hitz FM has turned my fans against me – Shatta Wale

    Despite media, Hitz FM has turned my fans against me – Shatta Wale

    Ghanaian reggae dancehall artist, Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr known popularly as Shatta Wale has publicly accused Despite Media, owned by Osei Kwame Despite, and Hitz FM, a subsidiary of the Multimedia Group, of actively contributing to the negative sentiment from music fans towards him.

    During an interview with Jay Forley and the 3 Music crew, Shatta Wale asserted that Despite Media, including entities like Peace FM and UTV, collaborated with Hitz FM to manipulate a segment of the Ghanaian population into perceiving him as a disrespectful and undesirable figure.

    Expressing his astonishment, Shatta Wale highlighted the contrast between the overwhelming support he receives from live audiences at his shows and the negativity directed towards him on social media.

    The artist conveyed his emotional connection with fans attending his performances but expressed confusion about the disparity in the online narrative.

    Shatta Wale’s ongoing disputes with various media outlets and even fellow artists have fueled speculations that his controversial behavior played a role in his current level of success.

    The artist continues to navigate a complex relationship with the media as he strives to address and rectify the perceived bias against him.

    “I have people that love me for who I am and I appreciate it, sometimes when fans come to my show, I get emotional, I have a big problem with Despite media, Hitz FM for brainwashing my fans against me.”

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  • Video: Some Ghanaian sports journalists express satisfaction with current state of football in press conference

    Video: Some Ghanaian sports journalists express satisfaction with current state of football in press conference

    A group of Ghanaian sports journalists convened for a press conference, expressing their collective optimism about the current state of football in the country.

    Representatives from various media outlets shared positive perspectives on recent developments within the Ghanaian football landscape.

    The Media for Ghana Football, an advocacy group aiming to safeguard and promote the image of Ghana’s football, orchestrated the press conference.

    Journalists emphasised the need to channel energy into supporting Ghanaian football, urging colleagues to encourage attendance at stadiums and contribute to the resurgence of the sport.

    The event featured notable figures such as Asempa sports journalist Kofi Worlanyo and Metro Tv’s Yaa Baby.

    In reaction to a recent public protest, the “Save Ghana Football Demonstration,” the Media for Ghana Football emphasized their commitment to protecting and projecting the positive image of Ghana football rather than dismantling it.

    Participants in the earlier street protest called for reforms in governance, particularly after the disappointing performance of the Black Stars and their premature exit from the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations in Cote d’Ivoire.

    The demonstration aimed to exert pressure on the government, the Ministry of Youth and Sports, and the Ghana Football Association for lasting solutions.

    Prominent conveners of the demonstration included Sports Journalists Saddick Adams, Patrick Osei-Agyeman, Veronica Commey, Dan Kwaku Yeboah, Lawrence Brenya, and Felix Romark, representing various media entities such as Angel Broadcasting Network, Multimedia Group, Ghana News Agency, Despite Media Group, Global Media Alliance, and Asaase Radio, respectively.

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  • I was never punished during my SHS days, I was only told to sing – Diana Hamilton

    I was never punished during my SHS days, I was only told to sing – Diana Hamilton

    Ghana National College holds a special place in the heart of celebrated Gospel musician Diana Hamilton, as she disclosed an unconventional experience during her secondary school days.

    Unlike the typical student, Hamilton shared that she never faced traditional punishments such as fetching water or weeding.

    Instead, her unique penalty involved showcasing her musical talents.

    Hamilton revealed, “Contrary to the usual disciplinary actions, I was tasked to sing whenever I found myself in trouble.”

    This, she explains, was due to the widespread knowledge that she possessed exceptional singing abilities.

    “I never hesitate to sing out a tune when called upon; it was my way of getting the seniors to cease their punishment,” she added.

    Expressing her enjoyment of her time at Ghana National College, Hamilton emphasised the opportunity it provided for her musical growth beyond the confines of her church.

    “I had the chance to flourish musically outside of my church and without Francis Adjei. While ministering in church is free, at Ghana National College, I had the chance to perform solo and truly thrive,” she shared.

    Hamilton’s unique perspective sheds light on the distinctive aspects of her educational journey, showcasing how her passion for music shaped her experiences at Ghana National College.

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  • Video: Man swallows N200 pounded yam at once; laments high food price

    Video: Man swallows N200 pounded yam at once; laments high food price

    A viral video on social media captured the moment a middle-aged Nigerian man expressed his frustration at a local restaurant after purchasing a N200 pounded yam wrap.

    In the footage, the man, visibly displeased with the size of the meal, pointed out that the wrap was no larger than his single bolus and was instantly consumed.

    In a heated moment, he exclaimed, “Who served this pounded yam and labeled it N200? Life is not even this hard. Just swallow, and that’s it? This is debt!”

    The video has sparked a wave of reactions from social media users, resonating with many who empathize with the challenges of the current economic situation in the country.

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  • 2Baba, Annie Idibia graciously mark their 12th wedding anniversary

    2Baba, Annie Idibia graciously mark their 12th wedding anniversary

    Renowned Nigerian singer Innocent Ujah Idibia known popularly as 2Baba and his enchanting wife Annie Idibia commemorate their 12th wedding anniversary, sharing a delightful video on Instagram.

    Annie Idibia took to social media to celebrate the special occasion, unveiling a humorous video featuring her beloved husband.

    In a heartfelt letter to her fans and followers, she revealed that 2Baba, also known as the African Queen crooner, exchanged vows with her on Valentine’s Day, marking a remarkable twelve years of marital bliss.

    Expressing gratitude, Annie shared that each day of their journey has been filled with an abundance of love and joy, encapsulating the enduring spirit of their marriage.

    Captioning the video, she wrote;

    “Ok so guys …12 yrs ago on February 14.. this “BEAUTIFUL Man asked me to do forever with him. So Valentine day is always our ANNIEversary.

    A guy even though we had a lil disagreement yesterday … And I know I’m really stubborn with all my extras.. but still on still I love how you still LOVE me even when we are fighting..

    sometimes I just miss fighting with you n will just spark something up intentionally. “Oya take kiss naaaa.”

    Fans and well wishers have since flooded the pages of the couple to shower them with adorations and prayers as they continue the everlasting love journey together with their children.

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  • Meeting Sarkodie will be a dream come true – Safo Newman

    Meeting Sarkodie will be a dream come true – Safo Newman

    Rising star behind the viral hit “Akokoa,” Safo Newman  has expressed his heartfelt desire to meet Ghanaian rapper Michael Owusu Addo known professionally as Sarkodie, acknowledging him as the catalyst behind the song’s widespread success.

    In an exclusive interview with Graphic Showbiz, Newman revealed that Sarkodie’s duet and consistent promotion played a pivotal role in propelling “Akokoa” to fame, even though he believes he has produced other songs of equal or superior quality.

    Despite having created numerous tracks that went unnoticed, Newman attributed the breakthrough of “Akokoa” to Sarkodie’s support, which led other artists to collaborate on the chart-topping song.

    Reflecting on his unexpected journey, Newman admitted that meeting Sarkodie in person and expressing gratitude is a dream he never thought possible given the rapper’s public stature.

    Newman emphasized that such a meeting would be the ultimate way to convey his appreciation for Sarkodie’s instrumental role in the success of “Akokoa.”

  • I wish I was a footballer – Davido reveals

    I wish I was a footballer – Davido reveals

    Afrobeat sensation David Adedeji Adeleke known popularly as Davido sparked online debate over career choices after receiving a luxurious Rolex for his 30th birthday from Dutch footballer Memphis Depay.

    The singer, present at the celebration with other football stars, expressed envy for footballers‘ lifestyles on microblogging platform X, leading netizens to react to his contemplation.

    Davido was also present during the birthday celebration alongside other football stars.

    On the microblogging platform, X, Davido expressed his thoughts on whether he made the wrong career choice and how much footballers enjoy.

    His words: “Footballers Dey enjoy ooooo … be like I chose wrong profession 😂😂😂😂 bruhhhhhhh”

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    Princess Luna said: “Kylian Mbappe money making OBO question his life’s choices. See levels 😭😭😭🙌”

    Oriade Of Arsenal asked: “U dey whine us ni 😂 who for dey give us hits songs back to back say na Wizkid yo yo yo I go dey stream GFB 😭😭”

    RETRICKK.SOL noted: “Just that in football you actually need talent”

    Dannyben stated: “The profession you chose was still wrong😭”

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  • Stop proposing to men; it’s embarrassing – Efia Odo advises women

    Stop proposing to men; it’s embarrassing – Efia Odo advises women

    Ghanaian socialite and actress Andrea Owusu known popularly as Efia Odo expressed her disapproval of women who take the initiative to propose to men, labelling it as both embarrassing and senseless.

    The budding singer and influencer questioned the rationale behind women kneeling down to propose and pondered whether this act also implies they would bear the expenses of the wedding.

    Odo highlighted the traditional social norms in Africa, emphasizing that it has historically been the man’s role to kneel down and propose love and marriage to a woman.

    However, she acknowledged that modern trends appear to be challenging these traditional gender roles.

    “Women stop proposing to men, Stop proposing to men, what is that, it’s embarrassing, does it mean you will pay the wedding bills, it’s stupidity,” Efia Odo stated.

    Efia was a U.S based assistant nurse who relocated to Ghana.

    She was born on the 18th of July 1993 and hails from Juaben in the Ashanti region of Ghana and is currently pursuing her passion in acting.

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  • I have grown in my work due to merits; not sex – Nana Aba Anamoah

    I have grown in my work due to merits; not sex – Nana Aba Anamoah

    Renowned broadcast journalist Nana Aba Anamoah has defied the pervasive trend of sexual harassment in the workplace, asserting that her successful career did not involve compromising situations.

    In a recent revelation, she shared her unique experience of ascending the career ladder without succumbing to demands for sex in exchange for job opportunities.

    Nana Aba expressed gratitude towards the commendable men she encountered during her career journey, emphasising that they supported her solely based on merit.

    In a refreshing departure from the prevalent narrative, she highlighted that she had not faced the typical challenges that many women often encounter in the industry.

    The broadcast journalist acknowledged the significant role played by Emma Morrison, a prominent Ghanaian television personality and media professional.

    Nana Aba credited Morrison as the sole woman who provided assistance and support during her career trajectory, underscoring the importance of solidarity among women in the industry.

    With her success story, Nana Aba Anamoah stands as a testament to breaking the mould, challenging stereotypes, and emphasizing the value of meritocracy in the world of journalism.

    “I have met credible men in my career, I mean I have to admit that, they never demanded for sex from me climbing up my career as a Journalist, I am grateful , I also have to thank Emma Morrison of TV3  for being the only lady who assisted me during my career,” Nana Aba stated.

  • Adu Safowaa ends attempt at GWR challenge for the longest speech by an individual

    Adu Safowaa ends attempt at GWR challenge for the longest speech by an individual

    Ghanaian socialite and media personality, Adu Safowaa, has successfully concluded her ambitious Guinness World Record challenge for delivering the longest speech by an individual.

    The remarkable feat, initiated at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel on February 9, 2024, concluded on February 15, 2024, at 4:05 am, spanning an impressive 130 hours of continuous oration.

    Expressing her joy on Instagram, Adu Safowaa referred to the Guinness World Record attempt as a “Rebirth” and expressed gratitude to God, fans, and colleagues for their unwavering support over the intense 6-day endeavor.

    In her Instagram post, she announced, “Congratulations to me. Yes, we made it. Longest speech marathon by an individual: @guinnessworldrecords. 130 hours successfully completed today Thursday, 15th February 2024 : 04: 05 am. It was indeed a great journey geared at projecting Ghana and transforming lives. Thank you all for your prayers, love, and support. I am grateful.”

    During the record-breaking attempt lasting 5 days and 10 hours, Adu Safowaa captivated audiences with speeches covering a spectrum from her personal life to pressing societal issues, delivering predominantly in English and Twi.

    The La Palm Royal Beach Hotel witnessed a surge of supporters and fans throughout the event, with notable figures like Nana Ama McBrown and Akumaa Mama Zimbi attending to offer their encouragement.

    Adu Safowaa surpassed the existing record of 90 hours and 2 minutes, previously held by Ananta Ram KC from Nepal in Kathmandu from August 27 to 31, 2018.

    Her achievement now places her among distinguished Ghanaians who have partaken in Guinness World Records attempts, joining the likes of Afua Asantewaa (sing-a-thon), Chef Failatu Abdul Razak (cook-a-thon), Ace-Liam Nana Sam (youngest artist), and Dela Gomey (lipstick applications in 30 seconds).

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  • Ghanaian fashion designer Pokua Poku dead

    Ghanaian fashion designer Pokua Poku dead

    Ghanaian fashion industry is grieving the loss of the talented designer, Pokua Poku Mouhtiseb, who passed away just hours after giving birth at the Lister Hospital in Accra on February 14, 2024.

    The 42-year-old, known for her ‘Poqua Poku’ luxury fashion brand established in 2011, had garnered widespread acclaim for her creative prowess.

    Social media was flooded with condolences and tributes from netizens and celebrities alike, reflecting the impact of her work on the fashion scene.

    Even NPP’s Afia Akoto joined the chorus of mourners, expressing her tribute to the late fashion icon.

    Pokua is survived by her husband and three children, leaving behind a legacy that extends beyond her remarkable designs.

    A past student of Achimota Senior High School and Kwame Nkrumah University (KNUST), Pokua’s craftsmanship had graced prestigious fashion runways in the country, including the Glitz African Fashion Week and Ghana’s Most Beautiful.

    Her untimely demise leaves a void in the Ghanaian fashion community, marking the end of an era for ‘Poqua Poku’ and the indelible mark she made on the industry.

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  • Glamorous looks of your favorite Nigerian celebs on Val’s day

    Glamorous looks of your favorite Nigerian celebs on Val’s day

    Celebrities embraced the spirit of love on Valentine’s Day, showcasing their impeccable style in a dazzling array of red and pink ensembles.

    From sophisticated floor-length gowns to captivating bodycon dresses, their stunning fashion choices captivated onlookers.

    Explore the enchanting looks that stole the spotlight on this romantic occasion.

    Osas Ighodaro 

    Omotola Jalade Ekeinde

    Mercy Eke

    Bauty Takura


  • Actor Deyemi Okanlawon celebrates arrival of third son in heartwarming IG post

    Actor Deyemi Okanlawon celebrates arrival of third son in heartwarming IG post

    Renowned actor, Deyemi Okanlawon and his wife, Damilola, joyfully announced the addition of their third son to the family.

    Deyemi shared the delightful news on Instagram, expressing gratitude to his wife and capturing the precious moment in a heartwarming video call.

    The actor’s caption radiates love and excitement as he welcomes their newborn, promising the best life with the “best dada.” #FamilyJoy #NewestBlessing

    “To the love of my life, the strongest woman alive, thank you so so much for birthing all our most precious gifts. I love you Damilover! Welcome son… you’re about to have the best life with the best dada! 🥰🥰”

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  • Mantse loses court case against Hammar, Obrafour

    Mantse loses court case against Hammar, Obrafour

    The founder of the Chale Wote Street Festival, Mantse Aryeequaye, has seen his case against rapper Obrafour and music producer Hammer thrown out by the Accra High Court.

    The lawsuit revolved around the ownership of the popular phrase “Killer Cut Blood” used in Obrafour’s Oye Ohene song.

    On Thursday, February 15, 2024, GH¢10,000 was awarded to Obrafour and Hammer of The Last Two Music Group, the producers of “Oye Ohene,” as the court dismissed the case citing “inconsistencies and breach of court rules” in Mantse’s writ.

    Mantse Aryeequaye had initially filed the lawsuit on January 12, 2024, alleging that Obrafour had registered the phrase in the United States in September 2022 without his consent.

    Despite having no previous issues with the use of his “Killer Cut” line in the song, Mantse took legal action after discovering the registration in the US.

    The founder of the Chale Wote Festival claimed that Obrafour failed to inform Drake’s handlers, who sought permission to use the “Killer Cut” in a song, that he was not the owner of the work.

    Mantse asserted that Obrafour neglected to acknowledge him, the actual owner of the intellectual property, leading to the legal dispute.

    “Plaintiff says 1st Defendant received notification from some handlers of Drake, (a foreign musician), requesting the use of Plaintiffs work which they wrongly attributed to 1st Defendant, because they heard it on his song ‘Oye Ohene’. 1st defendant did not inform Drake’s handlers that the 1st Defendant was not the owner of the work, but who used it on his song, (just as Drake is to use it). 1st Defendant did not inform Plaintiff, the actual owner of the work, knowing very well that the part of the song being sought by Drake is wholly the intellectual property of the Plaintiff,” part of the writ read.

  • “Any idiot can go to court” – LilWin replies Martha Ankomah over lawsuit

    “Any idiot can go to court” – LilWin replies Martha Ankomah over lawsuit

    Popular comic actor, LilWin, has fired back at actress Martha Ankomah‘s lawsuit, filed in response to his Valentine’s Day video where he criticized her for allegedly belittling the Kumawood industry.

    In the video rant, Lil Win claimed that Martha Ankomah had rejected a movie offer from Director Frank Fiifi Garbin, citing inadequate storylines.

    The actor used harsh language in the video, sparking outrage among some netizens.

    Martha Ankomah, who had remained silent until now, has taken legal action against Lil Win, seeking damages totaling Ghc5 million.

    In a swift response to the lawsuit circulating on social media, Lil Win shared an old video of NDC’s Asiedu Nketiah, where he asserted that anyone can go to court.

    Lil Win captioned the post, saying, “Any idiot can go to court.As the final arbiter of the law, the Court is charged with ensuring the Ghanaian people the promise of equal justice under law and, thereby, also functions as guardian and interpreter of the Constitution. Movie is my Life. Long live Ghana ?? Movie,” emphasizing his perspective on the legal action.

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  • Resolve your dispute with Ras Nene to save your acting career – Netizen warns Kyekyeku

    Resolve your dispute with Ras Nene to save your acting career – Netizen warns Kyekyeku

    Facebook user Ruthy Mummie De-Nelson has ignited a wave of reactions by shedding light on a conflict between Ebenezer Akwasi Antwi known popularly as Ras Nene and his protégé, Bismark Ofori known in the showbiz space as Kyekyeku.

    Ruthy advised Kyekyeku to extend an apology and reconcile with Ras Nene before the situation escalates further.

    Although details of the feud are not explicitly provided, Ruthy commends Kyekyeku for his gratitude towards his mentor and warns him against letting newfound fame go to his head.

    The Facebook user alleges an ongoing issue between the two, citing the lack of support from Dr. Likee (Ras Nene) for Kyekyeku’s upcoming movie as evidence of the rift.

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  • Why dating Nigerian girls abroad is better than dating the ones home – Timini Egbuson

    Why dating Nigerian girls abroad is better than dating the ones home – Timini Egbuson


    Nigerian actor Timini Egbuson sheds light on the divergent dating dynamics between Nigerian girls residing abroad and those living in their home country.

    According to Egbuson, girls abroad, particularly in Canada, London, and America, tend to have a more open-minded approach to finding a partner compared to their counterparts in Nigeria.

    Egbuson suggests that the majority of Nigerian girls abroad actively engage in the dating pool, benefitting from diverse ethnicities and options.

    “I feel like you will get a better dating experience from Nigerian girls living abroad than Nigerian girls living here. (Nigeria) My reason is that right, Nigerian girls living abroad Canada, London, America, majority there are in a dating pool. 

    “There is so much ethnicities, options and I don’t know if the average guy out there is looking for a Nigerian babe still so when a Nigerian babe catches you, you are obviously the catch and she will take care of you and she will be happier to take care of you,” Timini Egbuson stated.

    He emphasised that when these girls abroad find a Nigerian partner who shares their communication patterns and values, the connection becomes more meaningful, and they are more inclined to take care of their significant other.

    “A lot of my friend who are baddies will be checking their phones, so when they catch you a Nigerian guy who has the same value as them and understand their jokes, you are the price but when they come out here its different,” Timini Egbuson stated.

    In contrast, Egbuson notes that Nigerian girls within the country may face a different dating landscape, where the abundance of options is not as prevalent.

    This could result in a shift in the dynamics, making it essential for individuals to navigate a more competitive environment when seeking a compatible partner.

    The actor’s insights highlight the nuanced differences in dating experiences between Nigerian girls abroad and those within the country, emphasizing the importance of cultural understanding and shared values in fostering meaningful relationships.

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  • Where is the funding Mahama promised to secure a theatre in Kumasi – Socrates Safo quizzes

    Where is the funding Mahama promised to secure a theatre in Kumasi – Socrates Safo quizzes

    Ghanaian filmmaker and Director for Creative Arts at the National Commission, Socrates Safo, has voiced strong criticism against former president John Dramani Mahama, accusing him of failing to fulfil promises made during his tenure.

    Safo specifically highlighted Mahama’s commitment to build a theatre in Kumasi after securing funding from Exim bank, which ultimately remained unfulfilled.

    Safo expressed his disappointment, asserting, “I will not follow somebody who promised to do something and he will not do it.”

    He recounted Mahama’s pledge in 2013 to construct a theatre in Kumasi with funding from Turkish Exim Bank, emphasising that despite waiting patiently, nothing materialised.

    Drawing a comparative analysis, Safo contrasted the performance of the Mahama administration with that of the Akufo-Addo led government, asserting that the latter successfully delivered on their promises.

    He urged Ghanaians to prioritise tangible proof when evaluating political statements, citing the National Democratic Congress (NDC) for making empty promises while commending the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for their commitment to fulfilling pledges.

    Safo concluded by advocating for support towards those who have demonstrated a track record of action, emphasising, “NPP came and they promised to build theatres, and they pursued it and secured funding and everything, and I can see they are doing it. NDC promised; we didn’t see anything, but NPP is delivering on the promise. If I am to put my weight, I will put my weight on the person who has done something.”

    It will be recalled that John Dramani Mahama promised to build a second theatre in Kumasi after having successfully secured funds from the Turkish Exim Bank.

    However, it is not known whether John Mahama started the project or did not commence it at all.

    The former president is yet to respond to Socrate Safo’s claims.

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  • Bawumia holds meeting with Idris Elba to discuss uplifting Ghana’s creative industry

    Bawumia holds meeting with Idris Elba to discuss uplifting Ghana’s creative industry

    Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and renowned actor Idris Elba joined forces to strategize on bolstering financial inclusion in Ghana’s creative arts sector.

    Focused on integrating Ghanaian artists into the global financial ecosystem, the discussions centred on the implementation of a cutting-edge blockchain-based financial system.

    The proposed system aims to empower African artists by enabling seamless global payments for their music and arts, transcending geographical barriers.

    Leveraging Ghana’s advanced digital payments infrastructure, Dr. Bawumia emphasized the potential success of the initiative and expressed confidence in its ability to unlock international opportunities for Ghanaian creatives.

    Set to launch later this year, the innovative financial system is poised to be a game-changer, providing a platform for Ghanaian creatives to thrive on the global stage.

    The Vice President extended gratitude to Idris Elba for his unwavering dedication to advancing the African creative arts economy.

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  • “False, it doesn’t cause peptic ulcers” – Medical doctor exposes Abena Korkor’s ‘lies’ about paracetamol

    “False, it doesn’t cause peptic ulcers” – Medical doctor exposes Abena Korkor’s ‘lies’ about paracetamol

    A trending social media video featuring controversial figure Abena Korkor suggesting a link between paracetamol consumption and peptic ulcers has been contradicted by a health expert.

    Abena Korkor claimed that individuals consuming six paracetamol tablets daily are endangering their lives, impacting their stomach walls and leading to the development of stomach ulcers.

    However, Dr. George, a health expert, refuted this assertion in a post on X (formerly Twitter), stating, “Whatever she said here about Paracetamol is false. It doesn’t cause peptic ulcers.”

    Peptic ulcers are open sores that form on the inner lining of the stomach and upper part of the small intestine, with stomach pain being a common symptom.

    Dr. George’s refutation aligns with established medical knowledge, emphasizing that the primary causes of peptic ulcers are infection with the bacterium Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) and prolonged use of nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) like ibuprofen and naproxen sodium.

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  • Gov’t builds 16-unit housing bungalows for senior public officials

    Gov’t builds 16-unit housing bungalows for senior public officials

    The Ministry of Works and Housing in a joint venture with the State Housing Cooperation (SHC) has successfully completed the construction of a 16-unit detached and semi-detached housing bungalow.

    This exclusive accommodation is specifically designated for senior public officials, including court justices, ministers of State, and chief directors.

    Situated on an expansive acre and a half in Ridge, Accra, the housing project represents a redevelopment initiative, transforming a previous three-unit structure on the same acre of land into a modern complex capable of housing 16 distinct families.

    Mr. Francis Asenso-Boakye, the Minister of Works and Housing, expressed satisfaction during his inspection of the project, highlighting the Ministry’s commitment to optimizing land use in various locations, including the airport residential area, Labone, Roman Ridge, Lartehbiokorshie, and Cantonments.

    Pleased with the project’s 95 percent completion status and the well-planned layouts of the bungalow, Minister Asenso-Boakye commended the use of plantation demarcation for the units, expressing a desire for broader adoption of such practices.

    “It is one of the residential accommodations we provide for public servants, and I am thrilled that they used plantation to demarcate the units. I wish we could all learn from it,”Minister Asenso-Boakye stated.

    Emphasizing the strategic location of the bungalow in close proximity to the offices of senior public officials, Asenso-Boakye highlighted the convenience it offers, ensuring timely arrivals for work.

    In a gesture of recognition for exemplary service, the Minister announced that the bungalow would be named after Mr. Hackman Owusu-Agyemang, honouring his outstanding contributions during his tenure as Minister of Water Resources, Works, and Housing.

    Mr. Kwabena Ampofo Appiah, the Managing Director of SHC, revealed that the Company had incorporated provisions allowing occupants to install air conditioning and satellite television without additional structural modifications.

    This forward-thinking approach aims to maintain the bungalow in optimal condition for an extended period.

  • 15% tariff increase has saved MTN from collapsing – CEO

    15% tariff increase has saved MTN from collapsing – CEO

    The Chief Executive of MTN Ghana, Selorm Adadevoh has justified the recent 15% increase in tariffs for all its products and services, emphasizing the necessity to safeguard the company’s viability.

    Engaging the media,  Adadevoh explained that the decision to raise tariffs was driven by the company’s need to share the increasing cost burden with subscribers after absorbing escalating costs for several years.

    Adadevoh pointed out the impact of rising macro-economic conditions in the country, asserting, “MTN, for instance, was exposed to inflation pressures of more than 40% on average in 2023.

    “We had gotten to the point where all our cost inputs have gone up significantly, and we have to find ways to share this cost with our subscribers”, Selorm Adadevoh stated.

    He highlighted that despite the 15% tariff increase, the company was absorbing a significant portion (25%) of the cost.

    “MTN for instance was exposed to inflation pressures of more than 40% on average in 2023. But your price increase was 15%, that is absorbing 25% of the cost.

    “If you look at MTN records over 7 to 10 years, you acknowledge that there has not been any increase in prices in those periods”, Selorm Adadevoh stated.

    The review encompassed two main changes, including the statutory 2.5 percentage point increase in VAT from 12.5% to 15% across all services, impacting both prepaid and postpaid customers.

    Additionally, MTN Ghana proceeded with a 15% average upward review of its mobile data tariffs, affecting both pay monthly and pay-as-you-go users.

    “So we think that it’s very unfair, to say that MTN has not absorbed some of the cost, when it comes to our operations in Ghana today”, he stressed.

    Addressing concerns about Mobile Money fraud, Adadevoh assured that the company has taken substantial measures, including blacklisting SIM cards and identifying handsets involved in fraudulent activities.

    He emphasized ongoing efforts to implement further measures to combat the challenge.

    On the National Roaming Programme, Adadevoh disclosed that MTN Ghana, Vodafone, and AT have collaborated to accelerate digitalization through the program.

    He expressed optimism about the initiative, highlighting its potential to enhance service delivery by allowing telecom operators to share infrastructure.

  • Rev Kusi Boateng is hoarding money belonging to YEA at Atlantic Bank – Kevin Taylor alleges

    Rev Kusi Boateng is hoarding money belonging to YEA at Atlantic Bank – Kevin Taylor alleges

    Startling revelations have emerged surrounding a young individual suspected of acting as a front for Founder and General Overseer of Power Chapel Worldwide, Reverend Victor Kusi Boateng.

    Ohene Mensah Boakye is allegedly in possession of a significant sum of money stashed away at Atlantic Bank on behalf of Kusi Boateng.

    Sources close to the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) expressed deep concern and frustration, as they suspect a potential connection between this financial arrangement and the agency.

    The YEA, responsible for overseeing youth employment initiatives, is reportedly under the influence of Kusi Boateng’s network.

    Adding to the intrigue, Kusi Boateng’s wife currently serves as the board chair of the YEA.

    The political ties further complicate the situation, as the National Patriotic Party’s (NPP) general secretary Justin Kodua Frimpong was previously at the helm of the YEA.

    The interconnected relationships between Kusi Boateng, his wife, and high-ranking officials within the YEA raise questions about the potential misuse of funds and influence within the agency.

    Critics argue that such connections may compromise the agency’s ability to operate transparently and effectively in its mission to address youth employment issues.

    The undisclosed source providing this information claims that the money held at Atlantic Bank is of a staggering amount, hinting at a financial operation that could send shockwaves through the political and business spheres.

    As the allegations unfold, there are growing calls for a thorough investigation into the financial dealings between the mysterious proxy and Kusi Boateng.

    The YEA is urged to address the concerns raised by its own members and the public to ensure accountability and maintain the agency’s integrity.

    Both Kusi Boateng and officials from the YEA have yet to respond to these allegations.

    The public awaits further developments as this unfolding story continues to captivate the attention of citizens and political observers alike.

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  • I did not receive any negative review when I posted my ‘boxer shorts’ picture  – Okyeame Kwame

    I did not receive any negative review when I posted my ‘boxer shorts’ picture  – Okyeame Kwame

    Renowned Ghanaian musician and songwriter, Kwame Nsiah-Apau known popularly as Okyeame Kwame defied stereotypes and embraced self-expression with a daring photo in personalized boxer shorts, eliciting overwhelming positive responses from fans.

    During an exclusive interview on TV XYZ, the ‘Yeeko’ hitmaker expressed his surprise at the flood of encouraging feedback, emphasising that he intentionally aimed to challenge societal norms and break stereotypes with his unconventional post.

    Okyeame Kwame believes in the importance of unrestricted self-expression, and the absence of negative comments on his post affirms his belief that people are inevitably going to talk about anything one does.

    The artist, celebrated for both his musical talent and fashion sense, shared his conviction that creativity should not be confined by traditional expectations.

    He highlighted the absence of any negative comments, asserting, “I didn’t receive any negative comments…not even a single one. I knew what I was doing; I’m not a kid, you know.”

    Okyeame Kwame sees the positive reactions from his followers as a reinforcement of the idea that embracing individuality is essential.

    In addition to the online praise, Okyeame disclosed that his direct messages were flooded with admiration, with some fans expressing their appreciation and even requesting his phone number.

    This bold move by Okyeame Kwame marks a unique stance in challenging societal norms and promoting a message of self-expression.

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  • “Meet my beautiful Valentine” – Reggie Zippy finds new love

    “Meet my beautiful Valentine” – Reggie Zippy finds new love

    Ghanaian musician Reggie Zippy, who recently finalized his divorce from Edith Ward, the mother of his three children, is embarking on a fresh chapter in his life.

    Despite facing challenges in maintaining a connection with his kids post-divorce, Reggie took to social media to share a heartwarming moment during Valentine’s Day.

    He introduced his new girlfriend, expressing gratitude for the joy she brings into his life, asserting, “Meet my beautiful valentine. She is the reason why I was happy yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Babe, I am still getting used to your Bonnie and Clyde type of love.

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  • Video: Boyfriend rejects girlfriend’s surprise on Valentines day

    Video: Boyfriend rejects girlfriend’s surprise on Valentines day

    A viral video circulating on social media, a man sparks controversy by publicly rejecting a lavish Valentine’s Day surprise orchestrated by his girlfriend.

    The incident, set in an upscale restaurant, unfolds as the girlfriend enlists the help of restaurant staff to present hampers filled with gifts adorned with Valentine’s Day messages.

    The boyfriend‘s public refusal of the thoughtful gesture has ignited a widespread uproar on social media, with netizens expressing a range of reactions from criticism to indifference.

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  • Martha Ankomah sues actor LilWin for defamation

    Martha Ankomah sues actor LilWin for defamation

    Ghanaian actress Martha Ankomah has 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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  • I’m not on TikTok – Martha Ankomah tells fans to unfollow fake accounts

    I’m not on TikTok – Martha Ankomah tells fans to unfollow fake accounts

    Renowned actress Martha Ankomah has taken a proactive stance against misinformation by addressing concerns about her alleged presence on TikTok.

    In a recent Instagram post dedicated to her fans and followers, she clarified that she does not have an official TikTok account and cautioned against following any fake profiles bearing her name.

    Expressing gratitude for the immense support from her fans, Martha Ankomah emphasised the importance of dispelling rumours and ensuring accuracy regarding her social media presence.

    “I want to say thank you so much to everyone who showed me so much love. I also want to use this opportunity to tell you out there that I’m not on TikTok,” Martha Ankomah stated.

    The actress urged her followers to remain vigilant against impersonators on TikTok and asserted that any future TikTok endeavours would be officially announced on her verified Instagram page.

    Martha Ankomah issued a stern warning to those responsible for creating fake accounts, asserting, “Whoever is using my name on TikTok or opened Martha Ankomah’s page on TikTok, please stop what you are doing. I’m not on TikTok.”

    Concerned about potential followers who might have unknowingly engaged with the fake account, she urged them to take immediate action, emphasising, “If you are following that page, unfollow because I am hearing a lot.”

    Martha Ankomah’s proactive approach in addressing the issue reflects her dedication to authenticity and transparency, especially in the face of rampant misinformation on social media platforms.

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  • I will explore vast opportunities in the tourism sector – Egyapa Mercer

    I will explore vast opportunities in the tourism sector – Egyapa Mercer

    The Tourism Minister-designate, Andrew Egyapa Mercer  in the latest cabinet reshuffle by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, expressed enthusiasm for his new role.

    Mercer, previously with the Ministry of Energy, highlighted the vast opportunities within the tourism sector and conveyed his determination to contribute to its growth and development.

    During the interview on Citi FM, Mercer emphasised that the move from the Ministry of Energy to the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture was not prompted by day-to-day issues but rather by the significant potential he sees in the tourism sector.

    He acknowledged the pivotal role tourism plays in the country’s economy and committed to working diligently to expand the sector.

    Recognizing the economic impact of tourism, Mercer pledged to build on the efforts of those who have contributed to the sector’s success.

    “We all know the role tourism can play and have played in our economy, so I see it as an opportunity to do my best. Others have laboured, and we shared their glory, so it’s up to us to exploit and add to their gains,” he stated.


    His nomination on February 14 was part of a broader cabinet reshuffle announced by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, marking changes in key ministerial positions since his assumption of office in 2017.

    Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed Awal is Ghana’s Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture.

  • Stop behaving as if you’ve won the election – Kabila to Mahama

    Stop behaving as if you’ve won the election – Kabila to Mahama

    The former General Secretary of the Convention People’s Party (CPP), James Kwabena Bomfreh Jr., known popularly as Kabila, has taken a swipe at former president John Dramani Mahama.

    Kabila accused Mahama of prematurely declaring himself as the winner in the upcoming 2024 general elections and urged him to exercise caution in his statements.

    Emphasising the need for measured statements, Kabila questions Mahama’s behaviour, suggesting that declaring oneself the winner while actively contesting raises confusion.

    “I want to say this as a fourth point to caution the former president. I don’t know who has deceived him that he has won the elections; this is not the first time, as if you have won the elections, then why is he contesting? If you have been declared the 2024 general elections winner, then why are you contesting?” Kabila stated. 

    He highlights the importance of Mahama not underestimating the government in power, cautioning the National Democratic Congress (NDC) against complacency, especially as the New Patriotic Party (NPP) is expected to pose a formidable challenge.

    Kabila further advised Mahama not to assume a fixed election date, hinting at potential changes by the Electoral Commission to accommodate all eligible voters.

    In a petition to the Electoral Commission (EC), the church expressed worry that its members might be disenfranchised due to the date since it falls on a Saturday, a day dedicated to the worship of God. 

    In addition to urging a change in the date, the church is calling for legislation to ensure that future elections in the country do not occur on religiously significant days. 

    The former CPP General Secretary’s words serve as a reminder to the NDC to remain vigilant and focused amid the evolving electoral landscape.

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  • “My songs are very spiritual, and I believe they do heal people” – Kurl Songx

    “My songs are very spiritual, and I believe they do heal people” – Kurl Songx

    Renowned vocalist Kelvin Agyekum, known popularly as Kurl Songx, revealed the spiritual origins of his chart-topping tracks, citing divine inspiration through dreams and meditations.

    The sensational artist, known for hits like “Jennifer Lomotey,” recently dropped the love-infused single “911,” featuring Ko-jo Cue, creating a buzz across social media platforms.

    Expressing gratitude for the support he’s received, Kurl Songx attributes the essence of his music to a higher power.

    He emphasised his belief in a supreme being guiding the creation of valuable and relatable lyrics that connect with fans.

    “My songs are very spiritual, and I believe they do heal people out there who listen to them. I want to say a big thank you to all who supported my career, especially the Highly Spiritual Music label, who have been part of this success story,” he stated.

    Despite facing challenges in his musical journey, Kurl Songx expressed joy at his comeback and vows to continue providing fans with captivating hooks and lyrics.

    He promised more significant projects in the coming year, underscoring his commitment to delivering the best to his audience.

    Fans can find Kurl Songx’s latest single, “911,” on various streaming platforms.

  • Buaben Asamoah is unpatriotic – Blakk Rasta fumes

    Buaben Asamoah is unpatriotic – Blakk Rasta fumes

    Renowned radio personality Abubakar Ahmed, known professionally as Blakk Rasta, known for his outspoken stance against social injustices, has criticized Yaw Buaben Asamoah for alleged unpatriotic behavior.

    Speaking on the Black Pot segment of his radio show, Urban Blend on 3FM, Blakk Rasta expressed concern for Ghana’s future and highlighted leadership failures.

    “These two parties are selfish, greedy and only interested in themselves and what they will get. They don’t have the interest of Ghanaians at heart.” Buabeng Asamoah asserted.

    The criticism stems from Buaben Asamoah’s recent claim that both the National Democratic Congress  and New Patriotic Party (NPP) are selfish and greedy parties, with only Alan Kyerematen being incorruptible.

    Blakk Rasta, however, accused Asamoah of double standards, pointing out his previous defence of the NPP government’s alleged corruption scandals.

    The radio host asserts that Buaben Asamoah’s shifting allegiance and opinions undermine his credibility.

    “Buaben Asamoah, a few days back was touting the nonexistent prowess and achievements of the Nana Akuffo Addo Bawumia government, but after he was sacked all of a sudden is talking common sense,” Blakk Rasta stated.

    Blakk Rasta urged Ghanaians not to defend political entities that, in his view, have denied them their due and contributed to the country’s dire social and economic situation.

  • Ama K. Abebrese lands brand ambassadorial deal with United Nations organization

    Ghanaian actress Ama K. Abebrese has inked a significant brand ambassadorial deal with a branch of the global United Nations, specifically the International Organization for Migration (IOM).

    Abebrese shared the exciting news on her Instagram account on Thursday, February 15th, 2024, expressing her commitment to promoting safe and lawful migration, drawing on her experiences as a diasporan who has lived in both Ghana and the UK.

    She captioned her post: “As a diasporan having lived between Ghana and the UK, I understand why many people choose to migrate. I encourage everyone to do this safely and through the right channels,” Ama K. Abebresese stated.

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    The International Organization for Migration (IOM) is part of the United Nations System as the leading inter-governmental organization promoting since 1951 humane and orderly migration for the benefit of all, with 175 member states and a presence in 171 countries.

  • I don’t like staying in my comfort zone – Asantewaa on reason for GWR sing-a-thon challenge

    I don’t like staying in my comfort zone – Asantewaa on reason for GWR sing-a-thon challenge

    A dynamic personality known for her roles as a broadcaster, event planner, and entrepreneur, Afua Asantewaa Owusu Aduonum, recently shared her dislike for staying within her comfort zone.

    Speaking to Sammy Brown, host of Accra 100.5 FM’s after-drive “Akwaaba” program, Asantewaa revealed that this characteristic inspired her to embark on a remarkable challenge in December 2023 attempting to break the Guinness World Records (GWR) for the longest singing marathon.

    Over the course of 126 hours and 52 minutes, Asantewaa passionately sang only Ghanaian songs, aiming to surpass the existing record of 105 hours set by Sunil Waghmare in 2012.

    Beyond personal motivation, she emphasised her goal of promoting Ghanaian music on a global scale and proving that individuals of diverse backgrounds, including Africans like herself, can achieve GWR acclaim.

    The 33-year-old entrepreneur expressed her disdain for complacency, stating, “I don’t like being comfortable. I want to always be doing something impactful and very positive.”

    Reflecting on her decision to focus on Ghanaian music, she explained, “When you want to do something to elevate your country, you must look at something important that a lot of people have great interest in, which is our Ghanaian music.”

    Motivated by the desire to challenge stereotypes, Asantewaa observed a lack of African representation among GWR record holders and decided to take on this monumental task.

    She highlighted the underrepresentation of Africans in such achievements and asserted, “I dared myself and made the attempt.”

    Commencing her singing marathon on December 24, 2023, Asantewaa dedicated five days to this extraordinary feat.

    As she eagerly awaits the Guinness World Records’ verdict, having expedited the assessment process through a fast-tracked submission, her story stands as a testament to breaking records and shattering barriers.

  • Ken Ofori-Atta, Agyemang-Manu should have been sacked 7 trillion years ago – Blakk Rasta blasts Akufo-Addo

    Ken Ofori-Atta, Agyemang-Manu should have been sacked 7 trillion years ago – Blakk Rasta blasts Akufo-Addo

    Outspoken media personality and musician, Abubakar Ahmed known populary as Blakk Rasta, has taken a swipe at President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo for postponing a ministerial reshuffle until the eleventh hour.

    Blakk Rasta argues that the dismissal of Health Minister Kwaku Agyemang-Manu and Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta should have happened much earlier to salvage Ghana’s struggling economy.

    Expressing his discontent on the UrbanBlend show, Blakk Rasta accused Akufo-Addo of negligence, asserting, “He arrogantly sat watching as the ship was sinking. Today, everybody is drowned; that is when he is pulling out life jackets for people to wear.”

    He criticised the President for contributing to the economic hardship faced by Ghanaians by retaining underperforming ministers for an extended period.

    In a recent shake-up on February 14, 2024, President Akufo-Addo relieved 13 central and local government ministers of their duties, including Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta and Roads and Highways Minister Kwasi Amoako-Atta.

    Blakk Rasta emphasized that the reshuffle came too late, likening it to “injury time massage,” and lamented the adverse effects on the Ghanaian economy.

    Notable personalities, including Nana Aba Anamoah, Rex Omar, Bridget Otoo, OB Amponsah, and Prince David Osei, have also shared their reactions to President Akufo-Addo’s ministerial reshuffle.

  • Your adulterous life contributed to Dr. Grace Boadu’s death – Diana Asamoah to Pastor Kingsley Gyamfi

    Your adulterous life contributed to Dr. Grace Boadu’s death – Diana Asamoah to Pastor Kingsley Gyamfi

    Evangelist Diana Asamoah has raised concerns about the role of Pastor Kingsley Gyamfi and the late Dr. Grace Boadu’s extramarital relationship, suggesting it may have contributed to the herbal doctor’s untimely demise.

    During an Angel FM broadcast, Asamoah criticised Pastor Gyamfi for engaging in a two-year extramarital affair, asserting that this act nullified his anointing and left him incapable of resolving the issues surrounding Dr. Grace Boadu.

    Asamoah urged caution for women involved with married men, especially pastors, emphasising the potential repercussions.

    She blamed both parties for their actions, holding them accountable for the unfortunate outcome.

    Meanwhile, Pastor Kingsley Gyamfi revealed that he had been sidelined by Dr. Grace Boadu’s family following her death.

    He disclosed that the deceased’s mother, residing in Belgium, had instructed that he not be allowed at any family gatherings until her arrival in Ghana.

    Dr. Grace Boadu passed away on January 29, 2024, under circumstances yet to be officially determined.

    Showbiz personalities, including Keche, Kwaku Manu, and Mzbel, have expressed their condolences, acknowledging the special bond they shared with the renowned ‘celebrity doctor.’

    Dr. Grace Boadu is said to have died on January 29, 2024.

    She is rumoured to have died in the bathroom.

    An autopsy is yet to be conducted to officially identify the cause of Dr. Grace Boadu’s sudden death.

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  • Relationships are not complete without money – Counselor Charlotte Oduro

    Relationships are not complete without money – Counselor Charlotte Oduro

    Prominent marriage counsellor Charlotte Oduro highlighted the pivotal role of financial stability in relationships, underscoring its significance in supporting partners and enhancing overall relationship satisfaction.

    According to Oduro, achieving financial stability is imperative for individuals to effectively support their partners and fulfil their needs, ultimately contributing to the longevity and prosperity of the relationship.

    Emphasising the contemporary landscape, Oduro asserted that sustaining a relationship without adequate financial resources, particularly for the male partner, could pose challenges in the current dispensation.

    She articulated, “Money is part of love, so you cannot do away with it. The truth is that the end product of love is money. Any relationship where there is no money sometimes does not end well. There are people that when you meet, you feel for them, but when there is money, it motivates you more in the relationship,” Counselor Charlotte Oduro stated in a recent interview with Okay FM.

    Oduro went on to stress that financial well-being not only supports the practical aspects of a relationship but also enhances the emotional connection between partners.

    She suggested that having money in a relationship can lead to increased love and motivation.

    Addressing the dynamics of receiving financial support, Oduro advised individuals to prioritise love before accepting money or gifts from potential partners. “I need to love you before accepting anything from you; that is me. So I think love should come first before anything else,” she added.

    The intersection of love and finances in relationships remains a significant and ongoing topic of discussion, with Oduro’s insights shedding light on the importance of financial stability for a successful and fulfilling partnership.

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  • I got admission to a medical school but I never pursued it – Nana Aba Anamoah

    I got admission to a medical school but I never pursued it – Nana Aba Anamoah

    Prominent Ghanaian broadcast journalist, Nana Aba Anamoah, recently unveiled a previously undisclosed chapter from her personal life, shedding light on the hurdles she faced during her education.

    Contrary to public perception, the outspoken media personality revealed that her educational journey was far from seamless.

    There was a period when she had to temporarily halt her studies due to challenges she was grappling with at the time.

    In a candid revelation, Nana Aba shared that she had been admitted to a medical school before making the decision to pause her education.

    Despite acknowledging her lack of suitability for the medical profession, she explained that her father had harboured dreams of her becoming a successful medical doctor.

    Ultimately, her passion for media took precedence, leading her to put her medical aspirations on hold.

    During an interview on a 3music TV platform, Nana Aba Anamoah expressed that the timing of her decision to pause her education proved challenging for her personal and professional growth.

    She also disclosed that, although her father had desired her to pursue a medical career, her passion for media prevailed.

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  • Money and fame come with their challenges – Kuami Eugene

    Money and fame come with their challenges – Kuami Eugene

    Ghanaian artist, Kuami Eugene, has delivered a cautionary message to young individuals in Ghana, advising them to tread carefully in their pursuit of money and fame.

    The Rockstar emphasised that even those who accumulate wealth gradually encounter numerous challenges.

    Kuami Eugene, known for hits like ‘Monica,’ shared his observations of people relentlessly chasing money, fame, and power, expressing amusement at such endeavours.

    The musician asserted that money and fame, often perceived as everything, are not without their complications.

    Using his Snapchat platform, Kuami Eugene conveyed, “I see many people out here struggling for money and fame. Like, it’s everything. Wait till you have it and then face the list of problems that come with it.”

    In his social media post, the artist underscored the importance of recognizing the potential pitfalls associated with the pursuit of wealth and recognition.

    Eugene highlighted that aspiring for financial success and fame may not always lead to the anticipated happiness, urging followers to consider the challenges that accompany such desires.

  • Video: Efia Odo, Dr. Likee share romantic moments on Valentine’s day

    Video: Efia Odo, Dr. Likee share romantic moments on Valentine’s day

    Ghanaian personalities Andrea Owusu also known as Efia Odo and  Ebenezer Akwasi Antwi known popularly as Dr. Likee set social media ablaze with their romantic display.

    Dressed in enticing red lingerie, the duo radiated charm and passion, creating a buzz with their affectionate gestures in a trending video.

    In a heartwarming moment, Dr. Likee surprised Efia Odo by going down on one knee and presenting her with a bouquet of roses. Touched by the sweet gesture, Efia Odo reciprocated with a tender kiss on Dr. Likee’s lips and forehead.

    The palpable chemistry between the two unfolded in a cozy setting, where they embraced, reveling in the warmth of their love.

    This viral video quickly captured the attention and admiration of fans and followers, marking a memorable Valentine’s Day celebration for the Ghanaian celebrities.

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  • Video: Adwoa Safo spotted having fun in Dubai after losing NPP Primaries

    Video: Adwoa Safo spotted having fun in Dubai after losing NPP Primaries

    A recently surfaced video of Dome-Kwabenya’s Member of Parliament, Sarah Adwoa Safo, has captured her enjoying leisure time in Dubai and this drawn a spectrum of reactions on social media.

    Accompanied by her son, Kelvin, Safo was seen exploring the wonders of the Dubai Miracle Garden, taking a break from the political arena after losing her candidacy in the New Patriotic Party (NPP) primary to rival Mike Ocquaye Junior.

    Shared on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) by SikaOfficial, the video featured the lawmaker happily announcing her rejuvenating trip to the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

    With opinions divided, some social media users expressed that Safo, having lost the recent primary, now has the freedom to travel anywhere globally for a well-deserved vacation.

    Notably, Safo garnered 326 votes in the primary, while Ocquaye secured a commanding victory with 1,104 votes.

    The underdog in the race, Sheela Oppong Sakyi, a legal practitioner and strategist at the Office of the First Lady, obtained 186 votes.

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  • Photos: Chef Faila pays visit to Lordina Mahama

    Photos: Chef Faila pays visit to Lordina Mahama

    Renowned chef, Chef Faila Abdul Razak, recently paid a visit to former First Lady Lordina Dramani Mahama to extend her heartfelt gratitude for the generous support received during her Cook-A-Thon event in Tamale last December.

    Mrs. Mahama not only gifted Faila with Jordin cookware and various kitchen accessories but also made a special effort to personally attend the event in Tamale, showcasing her unwavering support.

    Expressing profound appreciation, the young chef conveyed her thanks to Mrs. Mahama, who also holds the role of President at the Lordina Foundation.

    During the meeting, Madam Lordina shared her passion for cooking and expressed admiration for Faila’s dedication to her culinary craft.

    The encounter highlighted a warm exchange of mutual appreciation and support between the accomplished chef and the former First Lady.

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  • Moses Bliss and fiancée Marie Wiseborn share loved-up photos and video on Valentine’s Day

    Moses Bliss and fiancée Marie Wiseborn share loved-up photos and video on Valentine’s Day

    Renowned gospel artiste, Moses Bliss, and his soon-to-be wife, Marie Wiseborn, marked Valentine’s Day in a special way as Bliss flew to London to celebrate Wiseborn’s graduation from Law school.

    The couple shared enchanting photos on Instagram capturing their precious moments at the United Kingdom graduation ceremony.

    Wiseborn expressed gratitude for Bliss’s unwavering support, emphasising how distance never hindered their connection.

    She highlighted Bliss’s commitment by mentioning how he cleared his schedule to fly to London for just 24 hours to celebrate her milestone.

    In a heartfelt message on Instagram, Wiseborn wrote, “Distance never stopped you from letting me know, see, and feel loved consistently. I bless God for crossing my path with a man after his own heart, whose way of love reminds me of the father’s own towards me.”

    Moses Bliss reciprocated the love by sharing an adorable video from the graduation ceremony on his Instagram, expressing his gratitude for having Wiseborn as his best friend. He wrote, “Happy 1st Valentine’s Day Best Friend @mariewiseborn ❤️🎵 I Thank the Lord for bringing you my way. And I’m never letting Go. This loving is for life. I’m loving you for life🎶”

    As expected, netizens couldn’t help but gush over the couple’s love.

    bigbrofullcurrent wrote: “😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 abeg easy easy on us o”

    asouthyc wrote: “And they are yet to kiss.. born again no easy !!”

    loudvoicecfr wrote: “Beautiful relationship made from heaven and not Nyanya in Abuja”

    mina_atambi wrote: “Na single people I pity pass😂 No rest since the beginning of 2024.

    Congratulations beautiful people😍😍😍😍🎉🎉 May the Lord bless this Union! Amen.”

    staridarabasil wrote: “Congratulations 🎉 time to pepper us, we just finished with veeke and Femi now Moses and Maria , single Pringle’s over to you 😂.”

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  • I don’t have a formal contract with Shatta Wale as a manager – Sammy Flex reveals

    I don’t have a formal contract with Shatta Wale as a manager – Sammy Flex reveals

    Manager of renowned Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale, Sammy Flex provided insights into the nature of their professional ties, asserting the absence of a formal contract between them.

    Flex highlighted that their working relationship is governed by a legal verbal agreement, challenging the notion that a binding agreement must always be documented on paper.

    During the interview, he emphasised, “Agreement is an agreement; we have a legal agreement in place. A legal agreement should not only be about signing a physical contract. We have a legal agreement based on mutual understanding and discussions.”

    Expanding on the unconventional arrangement, Sammy Flex clarified that their verbal agreement holds legal weight, granting both parties the freedom to terminate the partnership if circumstances dictate.

    He explained, “Me and Shatta Wale have a legal verbal agreement. A verbal agreement is legal. I can quit at any time, and he can also terminate our collaboration.”

    This revelation aims to address speculations surrounding the management structure of Shatta Wale and sheds light on the distinctive dynamics defining his professional affiliation with Sammy Flex.

  • ABSU lecturer proposes to girlfriend in class on Val’s day

    ABSU lecturer proposes to girlfriend in class on Val’s day

    A video of a lecturer proposing to his girlfriend unexpectedly in front of her colleagues is making the rounds on social media, showing off a touching act of love and appreciation.

    The viral video, now trending on Twitter as X, depicts the lecturer kneeling with a ring in hand, passionately asking the girl to be his wife.

    The shy but delighted lady accepted the proposal amid cheers and chants from onlookers.

    This touching incident unfolded at Abia State University Uturu (ABSU), a Nigerian public university, garnering widespread attention and mixed reactions from netizens.

    While some express surprise at the unconventional setting, others admire the romantic gesture, sparking a debate on the ethicality of such public proposals.

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