ComedianBovi recently thrilled his wife, Kris Asimonye, with a luxurious Mercedes-Benz GLE as a surprise gift after she aced her British driving test.
The gesture came ahead of her birthday, adding an extra layer of excitement to the celebration.
Kris shared her joy on social media, revealing that Bovi had made a playful wager if she passed her driving test, he would get her anything she wanted.
Kris accepted the challenge and passed both her theory and practical tests on her first try, showcasing her dedication.
True to his word, Bovi encouraged Kris to select the luxury car she had been eyeing as a reward.
Overjoyed, Kris expressed her love for her new 2024 Mercedes-Benz GLE, calling it a sleek and stunning addition to her life.
Ghanaian comedian and actor Clement Bonney, widely known as ‘Mr. Beautiful’, shared his thoughts on polygamy in an interview with Property FM in Cape Coast.
The Kumawood star argued that the perception of polygamy as a negative practice is often tied to financial status, suggesting that only those with limited means view it as a waste of money.
Mr. Beautiful emphasized that wealthier individuals tend to appreciate the benefits of having multiple wives, while those struggling financially might dismiss the idea as foolish or unnecessary.
He stated that, “If you don’t have money, discussions about polygamy may seem irrelevant or even anger you, but if you were wealthy, you’d understand how enjoyable it can be.”
Comedian Aka Ebenezer, also known as Dr. Likee, recently shared his perspective on why he is well-loved both in Ghana and internationally.
He attributed his success to his humility, which he believes has garnered him respect and affection from his fans.
“I strive to stay grounded and connect genuinely with everyone I meet. I don’t view myself as above anyone else. I recognize that every person I encounter could present an opportunity, which is why I remain humble.
“I’ve advised my team to embrace humility as well, as it’s crucial for long-term success. It’s important to remember that the audience is the reason for your success. Without their support, you wouldn’t be where you are. They invest in watching your content, so it’s essential to respect them and never act superior,” he stated in an interview reported by mynewsgh.com.
Actor and comedian Kwadwo Nkansah ‘Lil Win’ has revealed the extent of injuries he sustained in a serious car accident in Amakom, Kumasi.
Contrary to initial reports of minor injuries, a video shared by Lil Win shows significant lacerations on both legs, visible cuts on his forehead and eyebrow, and bloodshot areas extending to his thighs.
The video, accompanied by Black Sherif’s song “Shut Up,” appears to address critics commenting on the accident.
Lil Win was traveling in his saloon Benz car with two others when it collided head-on with another vehicle, resulting in injuries to all parties involved.
They were rushed to the Accident and Emergency Unit of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital for treatment.
Tragically, the accident also claimed the life of a 3-year-old child.
Fans and followers have expressed concern for Lil Win’s recovery and condolences for the loss of life.
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Actor Lil Win shows scars from wounds he sustained after accident
A renowned Ghanaian Master of Ceremonies (MC), Shegelabobor , has described host of Metro TV’s Good Evening Ghana programme, Paul Adom Otchere, as disrespectful and arrogant.
According to him, he initially held high regard for the journalist, but personal interaction altered his perception.
He recounted an instance where he served as an MC for Paul Adom Otchere’s birthday party, expecting a positive experience but instead encountering disappointment as he witnessed a different side of him.
“Paul is very disrespectful, I have stopped watching. They needed a MC for a birthday party and the money was 2k. I moved to Teshie and I was told the client, Paul Adom Otchere, is very difficult to work with. I was having a tête-à-tête with the DJ. He comes in and he’s like you, why are you talking to him, do you know him?,” he added.
According to Shegelabobor, Paul displayed disrespectful behavior by yelling at nearly everyone present, including himself, and encroaching on his professional domain.
During the event, Paul approached Shegelabobor and requested him to dance to liven up the atmosphere, a request Shegelaboborhas declined.
“Apart from yelling at his kids, he yells at other people’s kids too. He even instructed me to dance because he said the place was boring but I declined. When I was ready to leave I went to see his wife and she gave me an envelope that contained 800 Ghana cedis and I told her that wasn’t what we agreed on. I was so pissed that I nearly rejected the cash,” he added.
Upon concluding the event, Shegelabobor said he approached Paul’s wife to settle payment but was handed an envelope containing eight hundred Ghana cedis (800gh), contrary to their agreed upon fee, two thousand Ghana cedis (2,000gh).
Shegelabobor expressed his displeasure, considering rejecting the inadequate payment.
Renowned Ghanaian MC, Shegelabobor speaks about how Paul Adom Otchere ‘disrespected’ him at an event. pic.twitter.com/4x12vtnREO
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Renowned Ghanaian comedian and musician Kwadwo Nkansah, known as Lil Win, is championing a call for increased health consciousness within the public, particularly among fellow entertainers.
He stressed the necessity of regular health check-ups and physical activity to prevent unforeseen health emergencies.
Speaking during the COA health walk in Cape Coast organised by COA Mixture, Lil Win highlighted the value of health awareness and recommended regular visits to healthcare providers for wellness assessments.
“Consistent exercise and health screenings can uncover hidden medical issues,” Lil Win advised, underlining the importance of proactive health measures.
During the event, COA Mixture provided complimentary health screenings, prompting Lil Win to encourage individuals to take advantage of such opportunities to monitor their health status.
“Whether in the spotlight or not, staying informed about your health is critical, and free medical screenings should be embraced by everyone, regardless of financial circumstances,” he emphasized.
Dr. James Prah, the Medical Director at the University of Cape Coast Hospital, conducted screenings for various health conditions like HIV, typhoid, diabetes, and hypertension.
He stressed the significance of early detection in preventing complications, highlighting the essential role of preventive healthcare through regular monitoring.
Comedian and actress Tiffany Haddish bravely shared her journey of enduring several miscarriages while battling endometriosis, with her most recent loss occurring last year.
In an interview with People on Thursday, April 25, the 44-year-old star opened up about the devastating experiences and the physical toll they’ve taken.
Haddish spoke candidly about the emotional pain of discovering she was miscarrying, saying, “It’s so devastating. It’s like, I won’t know why there’s so much blood. And then I go to the doctor and they’re like, ‘Oh, you’re miscarrying right now.’ And I just get a D&C (dilation and curettage, a procedure to remove pregnancy tissue).”
Despite the challenges, she shared her dedication to each pregnancy, saying, “Every time I find out I’m pregnant, I’m like, ‘Don’t drink, don’t smoke, don’t do nothing.’ Even if I don’t really want [the baby], I still try to give it a chance.”
Haddish, who was previously in a relationship with Common from 2020 to 2021, also discussed her current celibacy and dating life, expressing uncertainty about remarrying after her previous divorces.
She reflected on her desire to potentially become a mother someday, stating, “There is a part of me that wants to [be a mother]. I’ve got all this love, I should give it to somebody who can grow with it.”
The Emmy and Grammy winner also highlighted her struggles with endometriosis, including long and painful periods, fainting spells, and surgeries to remove fibroids.
Despite the challenges, she remains hopeful about managing her symptoms, noting improvements in recent months.
Tiffany Haddish’s story sheds light on the often silent struggles of women dealing with endometriosis and pregnancy loss, inspiring others with her resilience and honesty.
Renowned US-based Ghanaiancomedian, Kojo Anim, revealed that his primary mission in Ghana is to find a wife, honouring his late mother’s wish for him to marry a Ghanaian woman.
In an interview on Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dosty, Kojo shared his struggle with speaking Twi and was asked if he had found a Ghanaian wife to help him learn the language.
He affirmed his ongoing search, promising Ghanaians and listeners that he is determined to wed a Ghanaian woman.
“My purpose in Ghana is to find a wife,” Kojo stated. “It’s important to me, especially now that my mom is gone. She always insisted I marry a Ghanaian girl, and that’s my connection with her.”
When discussing the qualities he seeks in a partner, Kojo emphasised character over looks, citing his admiration for role models like Dave Chappelle and Kevin Hart, whose wives understand and support their careers.
“I’m looking for someone who understands my work and culture,” Kojo explained. “Looks fade, but character and understanding last.” Kojo’s quest for a Ghanaian wife resonates deeply with his roots and his late mother’s values, reflecting a personal journey intertwined with family heritage and cultural appreciation.
Renowned comedian Bovi caused quite a stir by sharing that he declined marriage proposals from three well-known actresses.
During the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF), the stand-up comic disclosed that three actresses had approached him with marriage offers despite him being already married with children. He explained that he politely turned down these proposals as they came with added responsibilities.
In a statement that sparked reactions, Bovi mentioned, “Last night @afriff 3 actresses offered me marriage for a year. I turned them down because the offers came with responsibility”.
In response to his post, actress Sharon Ooja humorously suggested to Bovi that he should inform the three actresses that she functions as his wife’s personal bodyguard and would take the matter to the streets if necessary.
“Look at my guy. My own friend !!! Tell those actresses I’m Kris body guard I go meet them for streets stay blessed,” she said.
Lekzy DeComic, a Ghanaian stand-up comedian, has disclosed that he used to share jokes without charge, but now he is being compensated for bringing laughter to people.
Speaking to Amansan Krakye, he remarked “There’s nothing so fulfilling in this world than doing something that you are so passionate about which you don’t get tired of doing
“Like doing something which doesn’t take so much effort for you to do it and this is something I used to do for free when I crack jokes for my friends to laugh,” he added on Cape Coast-based Property FM.
He continued “But now when you stand on stage for about 15 to 20 minutes the amount of money that you’ll be given probably might be more than what someone might earn a month after working in a bank.
The popular skit-maker added he would gladly support any of his kids in the future if they decide to tow the same path.
“If any of my children wants to be a comedian why not I’ll gladly allow them because there’s so much money in being a comedian,” he stated monitored by MyNewsGh.com.
In Malaysia and Singapore, a comedian in New York who joked about the safety of Malaysian airlines in an apparent allusion to the missing of flight MH370 has triggered a fierce protest.
Controversy over the joke by lawyer-turned comedian Jocelyn Chia at Manhattan’s Comedy Cellar erupted soon after a short clip of her stand-up performance was posted online earlier this week.
Chia’s bit had centered on the uneasy past between Singapore and Malaysia, which were once part of the same country. She led off with a suggestion that since the two had separated in 1965, Singapore had risen to become a first-world country while Malaysia had allegedly remained a “developing” one.
She then went on to take aim at Malaysian airplanes by suggesting they “can’t fly,” before making what many have taken as a reference to Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, the Beijing-bound flight which went missing along with 239 passengers and crew after taking off from Kuala Lumpur on March 8, 2014.
What happened to the flight has never been conclusively established, though pieces of debris suspected of belonging to it have occasionally been discovered.
“What? Malaysia Airlines going missing not funny, huh?” she quipped to laughter, before delivering her punchline: “Some jokes don’t land.”
Police carry debris from an unidentified aircraft found in the coastal area of Saint-Andre de la Reunion, in the east of the French Indian Ocean island of La Reunion, on July 29, 2015. An air safety expert did not exclude it could be a part of the Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.Yannick Pitonyaninick Piton/AFP/Getty Images/FILE
The joke has caused a wave of controversy in both Malaysia and Singapore. In Malaysia, the youth wing of the United Malays National Organization (UMNO) – one of the biggest political parties in the country – marched to the US embassy in Kuala Lumpur on Friday to protest what they see as an insult.
About 100 protesters and representatives handed a memorandum to the US diplomatic outpost, according to the youth group’s chief Dr Muhamad Akmal Saleh.
“This is something that is unacceptable for the whole nation and we are here,” he said, adding, “freedom of speech must come with sensitivity.”
Singapore meanwhile has distanced itself from Chia, who according to her website is originally from the Asian city state, and apologized to Malaysia.
“The Singapore government does not condone words or actions that cause harm or hurt to others and Chia,” said Vanu Gopala Menon, Singapore’s High Commissioner to Malaysia in a statement online. “(Chia) does not in any way reflect our views,” he added.
Menon said Chia’s joke contained “gratuitously offensive comments,” adding, “I sincerely apologize to all Malaysians for her hurtful remarks.”
In a tweet, Singapore’s Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said Chia “certainly does not speak for Singaporeans” and he was “appalled by her horrendous statements.”
“We treasure our ties with family and friends in Malaysia, and are sorry for the offense and hurt caused to all Malaysians,” he added.
His Malaysian counterpart, Dr Zambry Abd Kadir, accused the comedian of lacking sensitivity and empathy toward Malaysians and the families of the victims.
“This video also clearly depicts behavior that is contrary to the values of an Asian country that is known for its manners and morals,” he said, according to state-run news agency Bernama.
CNN has reached out to Jocelyn Chia, her agent and the Comedy Cellar for comment.
As of Sunday, Chia’s Facebook and Instagram accounts were no longer available to view.
An entertainment company has paid more than $2 million in fines as a result of a joke made by a Chinese stand-up comedian that made a loose allusion to a term used to describe the nation’s military.
The expensive penalty emphasises the fine balance comedians must walk in tightly controlled China, where politics is rarely amusing, and the serious repercussions for anyone in the entertainment business who are perceived to cross the line.
After utilising a word connected to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) during his comedy presentation at the Century Theatre in Beijing over the weekend, Li Haoshi, better known by his stage name House, attracted the attention of authorities this week.
As the official backlash grew, Li canceled all his performances while the entertainment company that represents him, Shanghai Xiaoguo Culture Media, issued an apology.
On Wednesday the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism said a subsidiary of the firm would be fined $1.91 million and deprived of $189,000 it made in “illegal gains” – an apparent reference to Li’s two live gigs last weekend. The company was also indefinitely suspended from holding any performances in the capital.
The statement accused Li of “seriously insulting” the military and “causing bad social impact.”
Li will be subject to further investigation alongside his agent and other relevant staff, the bureau added.
The culture authority has not elaborated on details of the investigation but in 2021 China enacted a law to ban any insult and slander on military personnel.
To international audiences Li’s joke might appear innocuous.
During the show, he began a skit about how he had adopted two stray dogs since moving to Shanghai.
He went on to say that their chase after a squirrel one day reminded him of eight words, before he unleashed the controversial punchline, according to audio posted to Chinese social media site Weibo.
“Fine style of work, capable of winning battles,” he said, flipping a well known Chinese Communist Party slogan referring to the PLA.
The phrase was first uttered in 2013 by Chinese leader Xi Jinping, who also chairs the military, when he set out a list of qualities he commanded from the nation’s army. It has since been repeated at various official occasions and in state media.
Shanghai Xiaoguo Culture Media is one of the biggest stand-up comedy show producers in the country.
In handing down its penalty in a statement on Wednesday, authorities in Beijing concluded that Li’s Saturday show contained “a plot amounting to a serious insult to the People’s Liberation Army and causing a bad social influence.”
“We will never allow any company or individual to wantonly slander the glorious image of the People’s Liberation Army on a stage in the [Chinese] capital, never allow the people’s deep feelings for the soldiers to be hurt, and never allow serious subjects to be turned into an entertainment,” the culture authority said.
Li had already apologized on Chinese social media platform Weibo, where he has 136,000 followers.
“I will take all the responsibility and call off all my performances to deeply reflect and reeducate myself,” he wrote on Monday.
Shanghai Xiaoguo Culture Media previously said it had suspended the comedian from all productions indefinitely.
Stand-up comedy has gained traction in China in recent years against the backdrop of an emerging trend of televised contests that pit witty comedians against one another.
After the penalties were announced, some Chinese internet users took to the Twitter-like Weibo platform to praise the official body’s decision.
“Well-deserved. Stand-up comedy is a low form of art that thinks it is cultural,” one user wrote.
But others feared it may lead to a further crackdown on comedy.
China imposes stringent censorship on issues it deems sensitive – from women’s cleavage to criticism of the Communist Party. That ideological control has tightened under Xi’s rule, widely impacting the entertainment industry.
A Chinese stand-up comedian has cancelled all of his shows after an official investigation into the agency that represents him and backlash from the government for a joke he made that made a casual reference to the military of the nation.
The uproar highlights the fine line comedians must walk in tightly controlled China, where politics is rarely made light of.
As reported by state-affiliated media Jimu News, Li Haoshi attracted attention from law enforcement after using a word connected to the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) while telling a tale about two stray dogs in a recent comedy show.
He later expressed his “deep remorse and regret” in a social media post on Monday, saying that he had used “an extremely unsuitable analogy to bring bad feeling and association to the audience.”
“I will take all the responsibility and call off all my performances to deeply reflect and reeducate myself,” said the comedian, who goes by the name House and has 136,000 fans on Chinese social media platform Weibo.
The controversy stemmed from his show at the Century Theater in Beijing on Saturday, when he joked about how he had adopted two stray dogs since moving to Shanghai.
He went on to say that one day his two energetic canines gave chase to a squirrel, which reminded him of eight words, before he delivered the controversial punchline, according to audio posted to Chinese social media site Weibo.
“Fine style of work, capable of winning battles,” he said, flipping a well known Chinese Communist Party slogan referring to the PLA.
The phrase was first uttered in 2013 by Chinese leader Xi Jinping, who also chairs the military, when he set out a list of qualities he commanded from the nation’s army. It has since been repeated at various official occasions.
Li’s joke drew a round of laughter at the show, as shown by audio heard by CNN, but also prompted unease from one member of the audience, who Jimu News reported took to Weibo to complain that the joke was inappropriate.
The post set off an intense debate on Weibo over whether Li was being funny or disrespectful, gaining the attention of authorities who seemed unamused.
On Monday Beijing Cultural Law Enforcement Agency launched an investigation into Shanghai Xiaoguo Culture Media, the company that represents Li, state media Beijing Evening News reported.
Shanghai Xiaoguo Culture Media described the joke as “inappropriate” before offering an apology in a statement on Monday.
“We have suspended his work indefinitely,” said the production firm, adding that it would “step up education and training on actors to maintain the order in the industry.”
Without naming the comedian, Communist Party mouthpiece People’s Daily said even comedians should respect limits when it comes to jokes, and it would be a mistake to put humor before all things.
A new genre of talk shows featuring quick-witted stand-up comedians pitting themselves against one another in televised contests have proven to be a big hit among young audiences in China in recent years.
Comedians make a name for themselves by taking part in these shows and often expand their careers to live shows – as Li did.
But performers have to stick to pre-approved scripts – based strictly on non-political topics – making the indirect military reference that landed Li on the wrong side of the authorities this time incredibly rare.
China imposes stringent censorship on issues it deems sensitive from women’s cleavage to criticisms against the Communist Party across all platforms, be it online social media sites or traditional mass media.
That ideological control has tightened under Xi, widely impacting the entertainment industry.
In 2021, China also passed a law banning slander and insults against military personnel.
Last May, former investigative journalist Luo Changping was sentenced to seven months in prison and ordered to offer a public apology for calling Chinese soldiers portrayed in a blockbuster movie about the Korean war “stupid.”
Li’s sense of humor divided users on Chinese social media.
One user on Weibo questioned: “How come the crowd was still laughing?”
Another user on WeChat, an instant messenger app that also allows users to blog, was more understanding.
“This is not a good analogy and it’s not funny. But this actor had no intent to insult the soldiers,” the person wrote.
Ghanaian comedian Nana Yaw Boateng Oduro, popularly known as Funny Face, has revealed that he has apologized to his friends Emmanuel Adebayor and Bola Ray.
A few months ago, the comedian, who was believed to have been dealing with an extreme case of a depression-induced mental breakdown, insulted Adebayor and Bola Ray on social media for allegedly neglecting him during his difficult times.
He accused Bola Ray of terminating his job at Kasapa FM, despite his contributions to EIB’s Starr FM.
He also attacked Adebayor for unfollowing him on social media during his relapse.
In a recent interview with TV3, the comedian stated that his friends were not hesitant in accepting his apology because they know who he truly is.
“They know the real you, so they know what you are going through is not you. So when you come back and apologize, they accept,” he said. “I was not afraid of losing Adebayor and Bola Ray, because I know in their hearts, they know the real me, and they know what I was going through.”
Funny Face explained that whatever caused the rift between them was never deliberate. He was going through a tough time and was confused and frustrated.
He also revealed that he loves children, and not being able to see his own was taking a toll on him. However, it seems that the trio has reconciled, and Funny Face has taken responsibility for his actions.
We wish Funny Face all the best as he continues to make us laugh with his humour.
Due to this, Samini said he does not need a verse from Sarkodie and he is also not interested in accepting a collaboration request from him.
The Sarkcess Music boss however reacted to his colleague’s ranting during an interview with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM on Tuesday, January 24, 2023.
Sharing a video of his response, DKB revealed that, Sarkodie has been treating him the same way.
He claimed to have minded his business when it happened to him a couple of times.
DKB wrote: “When he take do me a couple of times, I told myself WKHKYD ???? ???? and I decided to mind my business and avoid dealing with him at all costs. ???? ????
But whenever a business opportunity comes needing him, I will gladly inform him and go back to minding my business ???? ???? ????.”
Dabo and comedian, Derrick Kobina Boney better known as DKB were in disagreement some months ago.
It all started after they shot a commercial for Lele Ghana and the promise he got from the company was delayed.
DKB tagged Yaw Daboas ungrateful and greedy during their misunderstanding.
Speaking in a recent interview with ZionFelix, Dabo was unhappy about the words DKB used against him.
The Kumawood actor stated that he is not greedy and if DKB does not understand the word, he should look for it.
Dabo claimed to be having access to some rich men that the comedian can never get close to. He added that these rich men will attest to the fact that he is not a greedy person.
The owner of Dabo Soccer Academyrevealed that he has now picked up the items and money from Lele Ghana’s officer.
He detailed that he was given GH₵5,000 worth of rice and GH₵5,000 cash.
Meanwhile, that was not the information he got from DKB earlier. According to him, DKB informed him that the company was ready to give out GHS 2,500 worth of rice and GHS 2,500 cash, but it turned out to be untrue.
Dabo further stated that the management of the company even applauded him when took the items.
South African Comedian, Trevor Noah, has hosted his final edition of The Daily Show after seven years as the host of the US late-night comedy show.
In an emotional farewell he gave what he called a “shout out to black women”.
“Who do you think teaches me? Who do you think has shaped me, nourished me, informed me? From my mum, my gran, my aunt – all the black women in my life,” he told the audience.
Trevor gives thanks to the fans who supported him over the last seven years and the Black women who shaped his life. pic.twitter.com/p2VpOkSm4T
In his goodbye monologue, he references the fact that he first found it hard to fill the seats in the studio but over the last seven years, Noah himself has brought in a younger enthusiastic audience.
He has also offered a more international take on events in the US. During his time as host he has covered the presidency of Donald Trump, the Black Lives Matter protests and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Noah said that it was black women who had taught him most about America as they know that if things go bad then they are the first to suffer.
When he announced his planned departure in September the 38-year-old said: “I remember when we first started… so many people didn’t believe in us… [Appointing me as host] was a crazy bet to make. I still think it was a crazy choice, this random African.
“I just [find] myself filled with gratitude for the journey. It’s been absolutely amazing. It’s something that I never expected.”
He got into many arguments over the years of hosting the programme, including one with the French government after he celebrated France’s 2018 World Cup win as an African victory:
Award-winning comedian OB Amponsahis set to thrill fans ahead of the yuletide on December 9 with his standup comedy show at the National Theatre dubbed “Ghanaian by card”.
Every year in the last four years, OB has entertained Ghanaians to four yearly shows.
OB Amponsah staged “Voices in my Head” in 2019, “Political Refugee” in 2020 and “Popular But Broke” in 2021.
This year’s stand up comedy title “Ghanaian by Card” is inspired by recent happenings and hardships in the country.
Outside of OB’s performance which is the highlight of the night, there will be massive support from some great Comedians and a surprise performance from one of Ghana’s celebrated artiste.
OB Amponsah said he is excited about his contribution to the industry and is happy about this year’s show being brought to Ghanaians by Pebble, a streaming platform for authentic local content.
OB Amponsah believes that this will open doors for other comedians and the creative industry as a whole to showcase and share their content for growth and of course money.
Popular Ghanaian comic actor and comedian Funny Face in the latter days of 2021 and the early days of 2022 had a rough time after he went through severe depression that ended him up at the psychiatric hospital.
The father of two has finally narrated how the Ghana Police Service helped him bring out his depression.
According to him, he came out of his depression after receiving hot slaps from operatives of the Ghana Police Service.
Born Benson Nana Yaw Oduro Boateng, the ‘Children’s President’ became the talk of the nation following a series of trauma and depression he went through as a result of his multiple failed relationships and the deprivation of him to see his twins, Ella and Bella.
It would be recalled that video was widespread on social media capturing the moments Funny Face was being mishandles by some police officers after he reportedly fired some gunshots at Kasoa.
He was detained for some time but was later sentenced to the Accra Psychiatry Hospital for mental evaluation which came out successfully as he bounces back to his usual duties.
In a snippet video of an interview with Kwaku Sintim- Misa, popular known as KSM on The KSM Show on Pan African TV, Funny Face took a minute to eulogize the Ghana Police Service for the efforts they put into eliminating the depression and trauma he was going through.
According to him, the Ghana Police Service as a result of the beatings they subjected him to eradicated his depression and brought him back to sanity in no time.
He also heaped praises on the Inspector General of Police, Dr. George Akuffo Dampare for the role he played in regaining his sanity.
Kalybos, a Ghanaian stand-up comedian and actor, has publicly professed his undying love for Gyakie, a celebrated female vocalist from Ghana who performs under the stage name Gyakie.
Kalybos revealed in an interview that he had a crush on almost 16 female celebrities, but Gyakie continues to be his favorite.
Yvonne Okoro, Jackie Appiah, Nadia Buari, Yvonne Nelson, Joselyn Dumas, and other well-known women are among the lovely women Kalybos claims he would like to wed, but for the time being, he has settled on Gyakie.
He revealed that “Given the opportunity, I would like to marry 16 celebrities…†But if I could marry Gyakie, I would.
Meanwhile, Kalybos and Ahuofe Patricia were said to be lovers until they broke up about a year or two ago.
Both Kalybos and Ahuofe Patricia have vehemently dismissed the rumours that they were once in an affair but it seems there is more to the hearsays than their lightweight explanations.
A well-known Nigerian comedian and actor, John Ikechukwu Okafor, better known as Mr. Ibu, has described a horrifying incident that nearly cost him his life.
Speaking to the Nigerian-based The Punch Newspaper, Mr. Ibu hinted that he is now extremely cautious about the people he contacts as a result of this painful and upsetting experience.
“These days, I am usually sceptical because I later found out that it was somebody I had helped in the past (who poisoned me),†he stated.
The situation according to the actor would have been a deadly one, “If not for God, the result would have been bad. As I speak with you now, I am still being treated somewhere in Guzape, Abuja.â€
With a fearful heart, the actor pleaded with the Nigerian Federal Government to prioritize the lives and well-being of creative arts players, because they contribute significantly to the Republic’s socioeconomic growth.
He added, “I expect the Federal Government to act on this. Whether we like it or not, we (actors) are serving the government. The movies we make are for the benefit of the general public. If the government wants to better protect us, they can do it.â€
