Nigerian music star Davido cannot wait for his white wedding ceremony with Chioma. The singer posted an Instagram video of his bride-to-be asking when August would arrive. Fans called their upcoming celebration the most anticipated celebrity wedding this year. The couple already had their traditional ceremony at Eko Hotels and Suites during June 2024. Their excitement has created buzz across social media platforms.
The Afrobeat artist confirmed wedding details during his recent appearance on The Breakfast Club radio show. He told listeners the white wedding would happen during August 2025. Miami will host their second wedding celebration according to his interview. The father of four children shared his enthusiasm with millions of...
A major fight started between hip-life legend Obrafour and sound engineer Possigee about who wrote what on a popular song. The argument began after Possigee posted a video talking about how artists sometimes have other people write their music. He claimed Sarkodie wrote part of Obrafour's section on the track Hope. Possigee said this was normal practice and used the collaboration as his example. He explained that Sarkodie created the verse and had Obrafour perform it.
Obrafour fired back quickly and called the claims completely false. He asked Possigee to name any song where ghostwriters helped him or Sarkodie. The veteran rapper told the sound engineer to stop chasing attention and leave him alone. Obrafour demanded respect and said...
A leading Ghanaian movie producer says the local film industry still has life but needs more help to succeed. Shirley Frimpong-Manso believes Ghana has great storytellers and talented actors who can create amazing films. The problem comes from not having enough money and basic things like theaters to show movies. She points to Nigeria's Nollywood as proof that African films can become huge with proper backing. The industry faces troubles like few cinemas and limited government support that slow down progress.
Frimpong-Manso thinks Ghanaian filmmakers have real potential to build something special. The country produces skilled actors and creative people who know how to tell stories that connect with audiences. Nigeria showed the world...
Nollywood actor Yul Edochie announced his event appearance fee on Instagram. The prominent Nigerian performer charges 20 million naira for showing up at functions. He tells clients they receive more than just his presence at their gatherings.
Edochie claims his ancestors and spirits from Nteje and Umudioka accompany him to events. He says ten thousand spirits join him when he makes appearances. The actor believes this spiritual entourage adds value to his services.
His Instagram post revealed the pricing structure for booking him at special occasions. Event organizers and fans have shown interest after learning about his rates. The statement highlights how much he values his celebrity presence.
The actor recently attended a funeral...
Justin Bieber opened up about his mental health battles on Instagram recently. The Canadian pop star told fans he feels tired of people telling him to heal and meet their expectations. He said he feels broken and drained from always trying to grow as a person.
Bieber talked about his anger problems and the stress of fitting into what society wants. He explained that focusing on personal growth makes him think about himself more. This creates a cycle that leaves him feeling worn out and frustrated.
The singer said his Christian faith helps him want to focus on other people instead of himself. He asked his followers if they also feel tired from thinking about themselves all the time. Bieber highlighted how common these struggles with...
A TikTok streamer became the center of online buzz after confronting someone who touched his head at a shopping center. Habeeb Hamzat goes by Peller on social media and was sitting in his vehicle when fans gathered around him. A man reached out and touched the top of his head without permission. Peller jumped from his car and chased the person down immediately. He accused the stranger of stealing his spiritual power.
The confrontation was captured on video and spread across social platforms quickly. Peller demanded the man give back what he called his glory during the heated exchange. Fans watched as the angry streamer surrounded the person who had touched him. The man appeared to do something that satisfied Peller before being allowed...
A Ghanaian rapper has entered the history books after his music appeared on a major national exam. King Paluta from Kumasi saw his hit song Aseda featured on the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination Creative Arts paper. Students had to identify two key social issues discussed in the track for question 4c. The recognition shows how his music reaches far beyond simple entertainment value. His work has become part of Ghana's educational and cultural framework.
The exam inclusion proves King Paluta can shape young minds and influence important conversations across the country. His music tackles real social problems that matter to people. Students across Ghana encountered his artistic message during their testing. The rapper has...
Ghanaian music promoter Ananzo says he never received the $5,000 that Nigerian star Davido promised him. The money pledge came after Ananzo made a popular TikTok video covering Davido's song With You. Davido shared the video and told fans he would send cash to the creator. Ananzo told Onua TV that he feels disappointed about the missing payment. He thinks the promise might have been just a publicity trick.
The music promoter gained massive benefits from Davido's attention despite the broken promise. His social media followers jumped from 200,000 to 800,000 after the Nigerian artist shared his content. Business opportunities and paid performances started coming his way because of the exposure. Ananzo believes he can earn more than...
Reggae artist Jupitar says he stands alone as Ghana's real dancehall performer. The musician told Nana Romeo on Okay FM that his Jamaican accent and patois skills make him special. Jupitar praised Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy for mixing dancehall with local Ga and Ewe languages. He believes his dedication to authentic dancehall music separates him from other artists. The performer claims he amazes himself when listening to his old recordings.
Music expert Mr. Logic has warned Ghanaian dancehall artists about fake Jamaican speech patterns. He says the forced accents sound painful and hurt listener enjoyment. Logic wants local artists to create catchy songs that work on global music platforms. The analyst thinks authentic approaches work...
