Media person Clement Asamoah changed careers because of something he heard as a child. The founder of Gossips24 first wanted to become a lawyer like his grandfather, who worked for President Rawlings. He saw lawyer friends at his grandpa's funeral, which made him interested. His mom scared him when she said lawyers face downward inside graves after death. This made him rethink his plans right away.
The blogger told JoyNews during Career Trail that he quickly lost interest after hearing this burial myth. He decided against law school because he feared the upside-down burial position. The blogger never checked if this burial custom was real or just a story. His career path took a different turn toward blogs and YouTube instead. Emma...
Shatta Wale backs King Promise for the top music prize at the coming Telecel Ghana Music Awards. He shared a video online telling fans that King Promise deserves the Artist of the Year award. The race for best artist looks tight, with many strong singers competing for the trophy. King Promise battles Stonebwoy as the leading name after both worked hard making songs all year.
King Paluta might surprise everyone with growing fan love. Shatta Wale speaking up could help King Promise win more votes before the show happens. Artists see this award as very important for their music careers. Other stars hoping to win include Kweku Smoke, Team Eternity, Joe Mettle, and Black Sherif, along with the front runners. Music fans across Ghana will...
Prudence showed people the last messages from her boyfriend Etor before he died. During their chat, he seemed aware that death approached him. He calmly told her what to do with his mobile money accounts. Etor asked her to give the MTN MoMo card back to the Day Day Enterprise shop. He also wanted her to take his Vodafone card from him.
Etor tried to make her feel better even though he knew he might pass away soon. He told her everything would turn out fine. Prudence wanted to come see him, but he said no. The way he gave her instructions showed he already accepted what would happen. Despite feeling sick himself, Etor focused on helping Prudence handle things after he left. His final messages proved how much he cared about her life...
Police locked up actor Koo Fori for taking money from an American living in Efiewura. The TV star faces charges that he stole fifty thousand dollars after promising to invest it. His real name is Samuel Karikari Seth K Okyere. He never delivered what he promised the Californian. The victim called the police when Koo Fori stopped answering messages about the cash. Cops arrested him after he missed his court date on April 17.
People saw videos on Facebook showing the actor wearing handcuffs with officers nearby. His May 9 hearing never happened because the court closed that day. He must stay behind bars until his new court date on Monday, May 12. The Dansoman District Court will hear about how he tricked someone into giving him money for...
Rapper Criss Waddle mocked President Akufo-Addo with claims about strange taxes. He wrote online that people would pay money for the new Pope, Trump, and China if the government had its way. His post joked about an interest rate of 8.90,000 percent on these made-up charges. He said all Ghanaians would start to panic after hearing about such fees. The musician appears to criticize how many taxes citizens already face under the current leaders.
His social media message read like a warning about what might come next from the government. Most readers saw this as a dig at how officials create taxes for almost everything. The high interest rate numbers point to fears about growing financial pressure on regular people. Waddle added that...
Kojo Vypa sent kind words to Yaw Darling, who won the Unsung award at TGMA 26. He wrote on Facebook to share his thanks for being picked as a nominee. Vypa showed love toward his team, called CheckZone Family, for their hard work. He also praised the music people who helped spread the word about him. Fans who voted earned his warm thanks for their support.
Vypa showed good spirit when he said nice things about Yaw Darling for taking home the prize. He wished all other Unsung nominees success as they move ahead with music. His message showed how artists can act with grace when someone else wins. The note revealed his friendly attitude toward other new artists. Fans liked seeing how well he handled not winning the award.
Prophet ElBernard attacks a UTV show about paying church musicians. The fight started when Bishop Dag said players should work for free because they serve God. Bullgod called these ideas wrong during the program. He believes churches must pay people who make music each Sunday. The church leader spoke against this during his message.
ElBernard agrees with Bishop Dag that musicians should help without cash. He tells church members with skills to use them freely for worship. He believes those wanting money should look elsewhere for jobs. The prophet shared a story about a woman who joined his church alone. She later found someone to marry there, but never asked for payment when she sang. He questions why anyone expects money after...
Former music star Yaw Siki admits he lived badly before finding faith. He told viewers on X about his past problems with adult videos. The rapper spent money on time with sex workers but turned to self-pleasure when cash ran low. He started drinking alcohol during his early teen years.
His life changed after he crashed his car. Yaw Siki woke up hurt inside the hospital bed, thinking about his choices. The accident made him want a different path forward. His story helps others who face similar troubles with bad habits. Many people feel hope when they see how someone can change their ways.
Rev John Ntim Fordjour talked politics on GBC URA Radio in Bolgatanga on Monday morning. He came as the ranking member for Defense and Interior and joined the Sunrise show with host Kimo. They discussed Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, who travels the Upper East Region, thanking people for their support. The former vice president leads this tour as the previous NPP flagbearer.
Rev Ntim wore white clothes that Kimo joked meant a happy day. The interview started just after 9 am and focused on saying thanks to locals. Rev Ntim shared how warmly people welcomed Dr Bawumia everywhere he went. He ended with words in the local language, saying good morning and thanks very much. He also asked the youth not to harm others with false speech because courts...
