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I Never Said Any Of The Things Lilwin Accused Me Of – Martha Ankomah

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I Never Said Any Of The Things Lilwin Accused Me Of – Martha Ankomah

Martha Ankomah firmly refuted Lil Win’s damaging claims, asserting that she never made any of the statements he accused her of.
Emphasizing her unwavering commitment to professionalism and integrity in the Ghanaian film industry, she highlighted that such baseless accusations not only harm her reputation but also disrupt the vital teamwork needed for the entertainment sector to flourish.

Lil Win had alleged that Martha expressed disdain towards Kumawood actors, citing their purported lack of quality storylines as a reason for her refusal to work with them. Martha’s denouncement is on the back of Lilwin’s allegations.

In response to these allegations, Martha Ankomah filed a writ of summons at the High Court in Accra, seeking redress for the false statements made by Lil Win.

The writ, demanding GH₵5 million in damages, underscores the gravity of the situation and the impact on her reputation. The legal action also includes a command for Lil Win to appear in court within eight days to respond to the allegations.

In Martha’s statement of Claim, she asserts that: She vehemently denies Lilwin’s claim and that, she has never had any such meeting with the said director and said anything Lilwin accuses her of to warrant any attack on her brand.

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GHS10,000 Vivian Jill Money That Made Kyekyeku Break Down and Cry.

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GHS10,000 Vivian Jill Money That Made Kyekyeku Break Down and Cry.

Ghanaian comic actor, Bismark Ofori popularly known as Kyekyeku cried uncontrollably after actress, Vivian Jill contributed a whopping amount of GH¢10,000 to aid the premiering of his movie titled “1957.”

Kyekyeku, who was stunned by the amount of money, shed tears for a while after the funds were presented to him by Vivian Jill in support of his upcoming movie premiere.

Speaking after the presentation of the funds, Vivian Jill called on members of the public to contribute their quota to aid Kyekyeku in the premiering of his movie titled “1957” for him to regain his investment.

“I would plead with everyone to support our brother [Kyekyeku] because he invested a lot in this work. I believe that love and support help one to progress in life.

“So, everyone should come on board to help. On March 6, I would be seated at the venue to help him,” she said in a video shared by Ghanaian blogger Sikaofficial on his X page and sighted by GhanaWeb.

In response, Kyekyeku expressed gratitude to Jill for the gesture.

“I’m grateful and may God bless you for this kind gesture,” he said.

Akufo-Addo Explains the Motive Behind His Recent Ministerial Reshuffle

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Akufo-Addo Explains the Motive Behind His Recent Ministerial Reshuffle

President Akufo-Addo has explained why he shuffled his ministers, which affected 12, including Finance Minister Ken Ofori Atta.
This change from the usual cabinet stability raised eyebrows, especially with criticism from the opposition, notably the National Democratic Congress, deeming it overdue and lacking transformative impact.
Despite ongoing calls for certain ministers, like Ken Ofori Atta, to step down, it wasn’t until February 14 that the President made this significant move.

In an interview with Blessed Sogah for JoyNews in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, President Akufo-Addo explained his decision, emphasizing it’s all about putting the welfare of the Ghanaian people first.
He firmly stated, “It is for the people of Ghana, not for me.”

Additionally, President Nana Akufo-Addo encouraged Ghanaians to trust in the democratic process, especially with upcoming elections. He highlighted the importance of democratic principles, urging citizens to actively participate in the electoral process and vote responsibly.

Lil Win Shuns “Accra Stars”, Picks Ramsey Nouah and Awilo Sharp Sharp for Upcoming Film Project

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Lil Win Shuns “Accra Stars”, Picks Ramsey Nouah and Awilo Sharp Sharp for Upcoming Film Project

Kumawood actor and Wezzy Empire founder, Kwadwo Nkansah Lil Win, has opted for Nigerian actors over those in Accra for his latest film project, “A Country Called Ghana.”
Nigerian actors Ramsey Noah and Victor Osuagwu, also known as Awilo Sharp Sharp, have already arrived in Accra, with expectations of more stars joining.

To officially commence the project, a press conference is scheduled for Wednesday, February 21, 2024, at the F2 Hotel and Apartment, where the cast will be introduced to the public and media. Lil Win envisions that this new movie will reinforce the unique connection between Ghana and Nigeria.

Just days ago, Lil Win made headlines by criticizing Martha Ankomah for turning down a role in a Kumawood movie. Emphasizing the success of Kumawood over English-spoken or Accra-produced films, Lil Win seems to be seeking support from Nigeria to further establish Kumawood’s prominence.

The anticipation for the upcoming movie has now reached a fever pitch.

I have composed a new campaign song for Mahama – Nacee

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I have composed a new campaign song for Mahama – Nacee

Renowned gospel artist Nacee, also known as Nana Osei, has recently revealed that he crafted a new campaign song for former President John Mahama and the NDC.
In an interview with Onua TV, Nacee confirmed that the song is recorded and awaiting release, pending the National Democratic Congress’s decision.

During the interview with Nana Adwoa Annan, Nacee shared insights into his involvement in this year’s general election and specifically mentioned composing a song for Mahama.

“Oh, I have composed a song for Mahama… It is done… the NDC will release the song very soon.”
While campaign songs themselves don’t guarantee election victories, they hold a vital role in shaping the political environment and effectively communicating party messages.

Nacee has a track record of producing well-received NDC campaign songs like “E dey bee,” “Onaapo,” and “Okada.”

Given Nacee’s reputation for creating hit songs and his past collaborations with former President John Agyekum Kufuor, Ghanaians are eagerly anticipating the release of this new campaign song, building on the success of his previous contributions to political music.

I’m passionate about tech, I have a bit of Mark Zuckerberg’s spirit – Shatta Wale reveals

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I’m passionate about tech, I have a bit of Mark Zuckerberg’s spirit – Shatta Wale reveals

Shatta Wale, known for his dancehall music and controversies, has unexpectedly revealed a strong affinity with technology. Discussing his deep involvement in the ‘Shaxi’ vehicle hailing business in a recent 3Music TV interview, he expressed a genuine love for the tech side of this venture.

Surprisingly, Shatta Wale likened himself to tech mogul Mark Zuckerberg, claiming to possess a similar innovative spirit. He stated, “I have a bit of Mark Zuckerberg spirit. I create things, buy software, build things, and sometimes I learn how to build codes.” This declaration underscored his commitment to exploring the tech field for substantial personal growth.

Adding a unique layer to his persona, Shatta Wale shared that his favorite subjects in school were Social Studies and English Language. He also opened up about his past struggles with mathematics but highlighted his exceptional ability to save money.
Reflecting on his financial prowess, he confidently asserted, “When it comes to money maths, c’mon you can trust me.”
Moreover, he attributed his business genes to his parents, revealing that their influence played a significant role in his diverse entrepreneurial ventures, which include real estate, vehicle hailing services, and music.

How Iona Reine Accepted a 3 Day Old Relationship Proposal and Got Married

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How Iona Reine Accepted a 3 Day Old Relationship Proposal and Got Married

Ghanaian musician, Iona Reine, recounted the intriguing details of her connection with Pastor Okrah.
Despite not actively seeking marriage, their paths crossed when Pastor Okrah, undeterred by her status as a secular artist, was drawn to her. The pivotal moment occurred when one of Iona’s songs, “Obra,” deeply resonated with Pastor Okrah, who was going through a tough time.

Prompted by the impact of “Obra,” Pastor Okrah initiated contact on Facebook. This initial conversation quickly blossomed into a deeper connection, leading to a surprising marriage proposal just three days after they commenced their online interaction.
The unfolding narrative reflects the unexpected and profound nature of their relationship, sparked by the resonance of music and genuine connection.

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The NDC and the NPP have turned Ghana into a business center – Hassan Ayariga

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The NDC and the NPP have turned Ghana into a business center – Hassan Ayariga

Founder and Leader of the All People Congress (APC), Hassan Ayariga, has accused both the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) of damaging Ghana’s political landscape with money.
He contends that these two parties have commercialized Ghana’s elections to the extent that voters demand payment to cast their votes in a particular direction.

During an interview on TV3’s Hot Issues with Keminni Amanor on Sunday, February 18, Hassan Ayariga expressed, “The NDC and the NPP over the years have turned Ghana into a business center where they have turned Ghanaian voters vulnerable. They have to pay them money to vote, and those who take the money to vote are the ones deciding who becomes the president.”

Ayariga emphasized his commitment to avoiding corruption, stating, “I am not ready to become corrupt like the NDC and NPP; they monetize elections.” He highlighted the growing voter apathy due to disillusionment with the NPP and NDC, stating that Ghanaians are seeking an alternative force that, unfortunately, remains unnoticed despite offering the best policies and strategies for governing Ghana.

He also issued a warning to officials of the current government engaging in corruption, asserting that if he wins the elections, they will be held accountable. Ayariga remarked, “If you are a political thief, pray that Hassan Ayariga doesn’t become president. If you are corrupt, pray hard that Hassan Ayariga doesn’t become the president. When I become president, all those who have mismanaged our money and resources, I will change their sleeping places.”

Regarding APC’s preparations for the upcoming elections, Ayariga revealed strong financial readiness, indicating a budget of $100 million for the presidential and parliamentary campaigns. When asked about parliamentary candidates, he stated, “We are looking at winning 25 constituencies.”

The last opportunity God gave our industry was my feature with Beyonce – Shatta Wale

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The last opportunity God gave our industry was my feature with Beyonce – Shatta Wale

Ghanaian dancehall artist, Shatta Wale, candidly shared his perspectives on the future of Ghana’s music industry during an interview on 3Music Networks.

He claimed that collaborating with Beyoncé signifies the industry’s final opportunity for success, particularly in the eyes of God.

Drawing comparisons between the music industries of Nigeria and Ghana, Shatta Wale specifically focused on major award schemes. He criticized the Ghana Music Awards for not providing similar benefits to its Artiste of the Year winners, stating, “Let’s be frank here, there are awards that are being organized in other regions and they are flying their artiste of the year to Dubai, and the Ghana music awards they can’t even dash.”

Expressing frustration, Shatta Wale pointed out that the industry has lost its chance to excel due to misplaced emphasis on certain individuals.
“When people are talking about Nigeria I don’t want them to continue because I feel like Ghana got their chance. Let me tell you the last chance God gave us; Shatta Wale featuring Beyonce. But you see we, we want watch the coat man, we want watch people like Sarkodie”

Even amid controversies and conflicts with other artists, Shatta Wale continues to hold significant influence in the Ghanaian music scene. He paused to express gratitude to his current manager, Sammy Flex, praising him for being attentive to his artistic needs.
Shatta Wale drew a distinction from his past experiences, observing that former managers often failed to align with his preferences. In contrast, Sammy Flex truly understands and supports him better than any previous manager he has worked with.

Ghanaian artist Black Sherif Shines at London Fashion Week

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Ghanaian artist Black Sherif Shines at London Fashion Week

Ghanaian superstar Black Sherif has once again made Ghanaians proud with his latest activities. Recently in London, he joined other models on the runway to showcase stylish clothes and bags.

His appearance at the London Fashion Week Runway was met with applause from the Ghanaian populace, notwithstanding his young age. Black Sherif has proven to be a force to reckon with, known for his unique blend of music and fashion. Walking the prestigious runway in Labrum design marked a significant moment in his burgeoning career.

The highlight of the fashion calendar, London Fashion Week draws world-renowned designers, celebrities, and influencers.
The involvement of Black Sherif underscores the increasing impact of African talent in the international design business.

Despite Media and Hitz FM are why Ghanaians don’t love me – Shatta Wale

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Despite Media and Hitz FM are why Ghanaians don’t love me – Shatta Wale

Acclaimed reggae dancehall artist, Shatta Wale, whose real name is Charles Nii Armah Mensah, in a recent interview on 3Music TV, pointed fingers at Despite Media, owned by Osei Kwame Despite, and its affiliated entities, including Peace FM and UTV.
He alleged that these media outlets, in collaboration with Hitz FM, have played a role in influencing public opinion against him.

According to Shatta Wale, a significant portion of the Ghanaian population has been led to believe that he is a bad and disrespectful person due to a concerted effort by these media organizations. Despite the overwhelming support he receives from fans during his shows, he expressed bewilderment at the contrasting narrative on social media platforms, where criticism towards him is more pronounced.

This is not the first time Shatta Wale has found himself in conflicts with media houses and fellow artists. Some observers believe that his provocative and controversial antics may have contributed to both his success and the ongoing feuds with various segments of the entertainment industry.
Despite the challenges, Shatta Wale continues to enjoy a devoted fan base and remains a prominent figure in the Ghanaian music scene.

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“I have never been asked to exchange sex for anything before” – Nana Aba Anamoah

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“I have never been asked to exchange sex for anything before” – Nana Aba Anamoah

Distinguished media personality, Nana Aba Anamoah, recently shared a profound revelation about her career journey during an interview on 3Music TV.
In a candid disclosure, she emphasized that not once has any man sought sexual favors in exchange for the substantial support she received. Expressing deep gratitude for the crucial role men played in shaping her professional growth, she articulated, “Every single step that I took, it was a man that helped me, so I cannot even hate men.”

While acknowledging the unwavering support of one woman, Nana Aba made a firm statement, “I have never been asked to exchange sex for anything before,” categorizing such requests as originating from “insane men.”
She stressed that competent young women shouldn’t bear the blame for the misguided belief of certain men who feel the need to exploit them for power.

Nana Aba firmly cautioned young ladies seeking employment or opportunities, strongly urging them to avoid getting involved in compromising situations with men.

Men Supported My Career, Never Asked for Sex in Return – Nana Aba Anamoah

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Men Supported My Career, Never Asked for Sex in Return – Nana Aba Anamoah

Esteemed Ghanaian media personality, Nana Aba Anamoah, disclosed that all the significant support she received throughout her journey came from men.
Emphasizing their crucial role, she stated, “My career, in my journey, there was only one woman who ever stood by me. Every single step that I took it was a man that helped me so I cannot even hate men. I acknowledge the men who have helped me.” Clarifying further, she added, “I have never been asked to exchange sex for anything before,” underscoring the integrity of her professional relationships.

During the interview on 3Music TV, the award-winning media personality discussed power dynamics, pointing out, “It’s not the fault that there is an insane man who thinks that ‘this girl, even though she’s competent, I must get into her pants before she gets the job.'” With a stern warning directed at young women, Nana Aba Anamoah, advised, “It’s just that some men think that is how they exhibit power,” urging them to uphold their integrity in the pursuit of opportunities, especially in the professional sphere.

I Chose Motherhood Over Medical School – Nana Aba Anamoah

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I Chose Motherhood Over Medical School – Nana Aba Anamoah

Renowned media personality, Nana Aba Anamoah, shared that she gave up her dream of obtaining a medical degree after becoming pregnant.

She openly acknowledged the profound sacrifices she made for the well-being of her child.

During an interview on 3Music TV, she revealed a previously undisclosed detail about her academic journey, stating, “Did I sacrifice school? I did. For one year, and I’ve never said this before, but I got admission to medical school. You know, I was a science student as well, so I got admission to medical school, and I had to let that go.”

Opting out of medical school came with its share of challenges, particularly in light of her father’s hopes for her. Anamoah explained, “My father wanted me to be a doctor. I didn’t want to be. My father thought I’d be a fantastic doctor. He was living his life through me. I think he wanted to be a doctor; he couldn’t do it, so he thought, ‘Oh, my daughter will be a doctor.'”

Upon reflection, Anamoah acknowledged that pursuing a career as a doctor wouldn’t have been the right path for her.

“I would have been a disaster, and it came at the right time.”
Remarkably, she observed that, contrary to his initial expectations, her father was understanding.”For my father, he was not bothered because we were very close.”

Anamoah suggested there are more untold aspects of her life, indicating that her experiences drive her involvement with the “Woman of Valour” initiative. This initiative aims to reveal the untold stories and struggles of women, with the overarching goal of inspiring and empowering others.

Afia Schwarzenegger debunks Uber Driver rumors, says they’re doing well financially

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Afia Schwarzenegger debunks Uber Driver rumors, says they’re doing well financially

Controversial media personality Afia Schwarzenegger found herself at the center of attention when rumors surfaced regarding her husband’s alleged occupation as an Uber driver in the United States.
In a spirited response, she initially dismissed these claims, asserting that Ghanaians often engage in discussions about matters they are ill-informed about.

However, as the controversy unfolded, Afia took a different approach and candidly acknowledged that her husband indeed worked as an Uber driver. With a touch of sarcasm, she suggested that this choice was not a matter of preference but rather a circumstance she found herself in.

In an effort to counter the negative connotations associated with being an Uber driver, Afia highlighted the financial success of such drivers in the US. She even went so far as to quote an impressive annual income figure, challenging the notion that Uber drivers are not financially well-off.

This was triggered by social media trolls who not only alleged that Afia’s husband was an Uber driver but also went a step further by disclosing the couple’s house address in the Bronx. One individual, claiming to be a paparazzi, labeled Afia’s husband as a mere Uber driver, challenging the perception of affluence.

Undeterred by the online scrutiny, Afia Schwarzenegger passionately responded to the trolls in a video, defending her husband’s choice of occupation and refuting any suggestions that being an Uber driver was synonymous with financial struggle.

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