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READERS’ MAIL: #DumsorMustStop Vigil By Yvonne Nelson & Co is Useless, Waste of Time & Won’t Bring Any Change

05/9/2015 10:27 am

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Dear Chris-Vincent, From what I have read from you so far, you seem to support the #DumsorMustStop Vigil which is to be held in Ghana and led by Yvonne Nelson and others. I do not have a problem with you for where you throw your support but as an open-minded and smart person, I hope … Read more

READERS’ MAIL: Evidence that Actor-John Dumelo is Truly A DoucheBag | See What He Has Said Again…

05/1/2015 10:47 am

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Dear Chris-Vincent,

Sorry to bother you so quick with another mail for publication. And as I stated in my previous published e-mail, I am heavily affected by the current power crisis in Ghana, my husband’s business which is where myself and my children get fed has almost collapsed—and that is why I am appalled by John Dumelo’s statement to this extent.

Just a few days about John Dumelo went on radio to say, Ghanaians should stop pressuring President Mahama over the current ‘dumsor dumsor’ which has affected production, our schools and healthcare sectors—this same DoucheBag took to twitter to write the below.

First, this guy says ‘Rome was not built in a day’ so the 3 years that the NDC party he campaigned for has been in power is not enough, they need more time to fix the power crisis which get worse each day.

He talked as though he had no brains and had the audacity to ask Ghanaians not to complain or put pressure on President Mahama, rather we should just be grateful and watch. And then a day after this insensitive message, he goes on twitter to ask for a place where he can buy solar panels for his house—a slap in the face of ordinary Ghanaians.

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READERS’ MAIL: I Didn’t Know John Dumelo Was Such A DoucheBag

04/30/2015 8:04 am

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Dear Chris-Vincent,

First of all, let me commend and congratulate you on the success of your blog, GhanaCelebrities.Com. I have been an ardent reader for over 4 years so I can say to some extent I bear witness to your hard and the bluntness this blog lives for.

It’s against the above background that I have decided to write this mail for publication, hoping to point it out to your many readers how much of a douche bag Ghanaian actor-John Dumelo is, made clear by his recent comment on the current unbearable ‘dumsor dumsor’ in Ghana.

Let me ask, John Dumelo seems to present himself as a business man but can he point us to any of his so called businesses and tell us how the business is fairing on the back of ‘dumsor dumsor’?

No serious businessman will entertain ‘dumsor dumsor’ for even a minute yet this empty head comes on radio to say we should give the sitting government more time to fix the problem and that “Rome was not built in a day.”

Yes “Rome was not built in a day” but is 3 years out of 4 years tenure a day? If you cannot use 3 years to fix a problem, don’t make it worse for us and don’t come and be telling us nonsense.

My husband’s blocks’ factory business which used to be opened 7 days a week now runs on luck. And if we are lucky, we get to open it twice a week. We tried a generator which was not cost effective because it cost more to produce one block on generator than selling two of the same blocks when finished.

READERS’ MAIL: Mzbel Should Shut the F””k Up | Does She Know What She is Talking About?

04/27/2015 5:43 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Dear Vincent,

It’s a known fact that atheists are some of the most intelligent people in the world but we should not confuse intelligence with wisdom. And Mzbel is not any, yet she continues to throw jabs at Jesus and Christianity ignorantly.

I am a Christian and I will always be a Christian but let’s face the fact, I love reading those anti-religion and God articles all over the web, especially what Chris-Vincent and a certain Godwin Nii Armah continue to publish on GhanaCelebrities.Com.

I do not agree with Chris-Vincent mostly when he attacks religion and God but surely, we cannot take it away from him that he is intelligent and well read in those areas. He knows what he is talking about and this is what Mzbel lacks.

Everyday that Mzbel has anything to say, it’s the same old nonsense on Horus and Jesus Christ as if that is all she has come across.

READERS’ MAIL: Afia Schwarzenegger’s OBSESSION WITH DELAY | Why She Should Get A Life!

04/21/2015 8:38 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Obsession is when someone spends their time pre occupied or talking so much about you on daily basis. Valentina Nana Adjeiwah shot to fame thanks to the popular TV series ‘Afia Schwarzenegger’ about five years ago produced by Deloris Frimpong Manso popularly known as Delay.

Years after leaving the show, it is very evident that she has not been able to move on especially with regards to her feelings towards Delay. every second she gets, its either an accusation of some sort or attack on her former boss especially on social media but ‘How beautiful it is to stay silent when someone expects you to be enraged’ is how I describe the response from the matured TV host of the popular Delay Show on Viasat 1.

Valentina’s refusal to let go off the TV Character name ‘Afia Schwarzenegger’ even after quitting the show, to saying she will beat her former boss are a few of the many noise she keep making over and over again.

Personally, I think this one sided ‘beef’ is so tired and its time valentina gets a life and stop her obsession with Deloris Frimpong Manso (aaaah naadzen?).

When you provoke someone for long and they don’t respond, that makes the other person honorable in the eyes of many. Whiles Valentina spends time spewing trash about Delay at every opportunity she gets; she is silently building an empire and employing others in the process (can valentina say the same about herself?).

READERS MAIL: The Part You Played in Rape Cases in Ghana…Angry GC Reader Writes

04/14/2015 9:12 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Hello Chris,

I am just going to cut to the chase. I am mad and sad at every media outlet including you. As a matter of fact I expect more from you because you have exposure to journalism outside of Ghana. Why does the media in Ghana not protect rape victims in Ghana? Why do we post the picture,age, workplace etc of victims?

This is why rape is as high as it is in the world because besides the emotional and physical trauma they have to deal with becoming a “rape celebrity”. Women are punished and shamed for the rest of their lives by the rapist and by journalist.

I’ll cite the woman who was alleged to be raped by KKD. You posted her picture, name and age. Would it have hurt to conceal her identity? In this internet age nothing you post goes away. Imagine being her, 200 years from now when she heals each time she or an employer googlies her she has to be reminded she was raped. Its not okay!! and it needs to stop!!.. No traffic on your page is worth someone’s life being ruined. I live in the US and every time a woman is raped she is protected. Her identity is not splashed on blogs and newspapers.

READERS MAIL: Is this Nadia Buari’s Twins’ Father?

03/5/2015 10:39 am

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Dear Chris,

Please find attached photos circulating online with some people saying this is the man who fathered actress-Nadia Buari’s twins.

I am not sure how true this is but as you guys always feed us with the right info, I am hoping you or the readers can make a sense out of this.

Unless this man is her brother or family, their body language suggests they are in Love and apparently, these photos only surfaced after Nadia broke up with Jim Iyke. Please look at the photo in which they are holding hands.

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READERS MAIL: Is This Even Possible? | How Do You FALL in Love & Fall Sick Because Of Someone You See On TV?

03/4/2015 7:32 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

I usually do not screen capture and post readers’ mail but to ask the strange question; is this even possible, I had to do this… For those who cannot read the screenshot, this is what the mail says; “My friend is in love with Michael Oti Adjei of the BBC world service and TV3. The few … Read more

READERS MAIL: The Church Next Door | Gas Cylinder Stickers For Sale & the Congregants Say the Stickers Really Work + My Ordeal…

03/1/2015 10:42 am

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Hello Chris-Vincent,

I travelled for about 7 hours to Ghana from London for a vacation which has turned into a big fight between my household and a church which has been planted next door. It’s only in Africa you would find a church operation in a residential neighbourhood without noise restrictions or any specified operating times.

For the two weeks that I have been back home, I’ve not been able to sleep in my room because it’s directly opposite the next house—which is being used as a church 7 days a week (each morning and evening). I have been spending the nights with a friend at his inconvenience when I have my own place—for fear of going deaf, more practically; because no one can sleep in that level of noise pollution from next door.

Before I continue with the narrative, let me add that I now perfectly understand why there are a lot of churches in Ghana. I have heard on more than four occasions the amount this next door ‘small’ church called ‘Arena of Miracles’-has made–and to be frank, It is enough to push any person into the church business. Last Sunday, they graciously announced having made over 200 million cedis (old Ghana cedis) and this is solely from their ‘collection’ and not the sticker sales.

With my room being next door, I hear everything whenever I am around and even if I do not want to hear what is going on in the next house turned into a church, their loud speakers supported by powerful amplifies make it impossible. I cannot understand why such a small church with all its members in one compound will need such loud speakers and amplifies—if it’s not to purposefully disturb those of us living nearby.

I have read and heard from different people about the increasing level of noise being made by churches in Ghana, especially at residential areas and until I became a victim, I wasn’t very much aware of how this can literally torture your whole existence.

Regularly, I hear the leader/prophet of this church specifically asking the congregants to make noise—he says it like, ‘mo ye dede’ and for the next 10 minutes, you will hear these people shout so loud as if they live in a vacuum, without giving a toss about those of us living next to them. What kind of God are these people serving that seems to have no regard for others?

Why I Have Changed My MIND About KKD…It Seems There Was RAPE!

02/20/2015 1:25 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Dear Chris-Vincent,

First of all, I would like to apologise to anyone who I have offended with my KKD defence tactics since the alleged KKD rape case saga emerged and importantly to you; because I commented on several of your articles rubbishing a possibility that Kwesi Kyei Darkwah could have rapped the 19 year old.

At that time, I thought I was right and the position I held was based on available information. What I did wrong then was the fact that, I did not leave any room for scepticism and I mean, I did not allow myself to think that, such a fine gentleman could have done so to a young woman.

I think my utmost respect for the man and his achievements clouded my judgement to the extent that I couldn’t bring myself to consider any possibility that he could have done what was being alleged.

But in the last few days and having come across new information, I have changed my mind. I am not saying for sure he did what is being alleged since it’s not in my position to pronounce such judgement—but I have changed the certain nature of my position and today, I believe; he could have done it.

From the new information of the 19 year old girl being a virgin to KOD (another one) being in the room and having somehow increased the volume of a television set to prevent the struggles and screams of the young girl being heard—it seems there was a rape.

A Disappointed Adom Fm’s Captain Smart Fan Writes: ‘So He is Not All That After All’

02/15/2015 8:23 am

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Dear Chris-Vincent,

I would like to thank you and your team for your recent exposure of Adom Fm’s Captain Smart; I am a big fan of Smart—let’s say I used to be but no more…

Before anything, let me ask this simple question which popped into my head after listening to the various damaging and disgusting audio recordings on activities of Captain Smart and several women.

What moral, legal or ethical right would this same Captain Smart have to be able to sit on Adom Fm in the future and question any individual— be it a politician or a thief on any issue of corruption, thievery, fraud or indecent conduct considering his exposed antics?

I would say, that is his career gone down into the gutter, all caused by women and his disgusting ways of dealing with them.

I am particularly not a saint so I wouldn’t be able to blame him for wanting to sleep with multiple women but ganging up with his mother and taking from these women who have children knowing that he is not really interested in them is pure evil.

And the way he treated these women like rags, even after sleeping with them and exploiting them financially is pretty shocking. Which decent man would do that?

The Infected Roots Are Spreading to the Other Parts Of The Tree | My Shocking Experience in Ghana Involving the Police…

01/22/2015 3:35 pm

by GC Contributor | Ellen Sackey-Addo Ellen

Hello Chris-Vincent,

I do not know how to narrate this story, but also there is no way I can keep silent about it. Not being a resident who resides in Ghana, for years when I hear people preach about corruption in Ghana, I took it lightly (being naïve), but with what happened to a friend, I can now understand that the type of corruption people are complaining about is not a level one, either is it a level two or three, but rather something that has become a mindset and a culture of our people in power.

This incident happened two weeks into my arrival in Ghana for my short internship. Upon my arrival, I stayed in one of Accra’s shall I call it decent hotels in an area I will only give a couple letters of the name “Abe”. Everything was going well, until a big incident happened that completely made me loss trust and respect for Ghana police in that area, I mean I believe it is probably not the only place in Ghana such things happens, but these people blew my mind with their actions. I went out and was asked by the receptionist to check my room to see if everything was in order as I have left it.

My friend asked me to check my room and I arrived in my room with everything completely in order, (thank God). I rushed to ask what had happened and my friend (receptionist) explained to me that some people who were blind whom I have had several encounters with and are in Ghana to host a program have had items stolen.

The type of stuff am talking about are passports, laptops which contained important documents, iPhones, money and many more. They reported incident to the police. The police arrived within an hour, asked the receptionist what had happened in which he told them; he had just started his shift and that only two gentlemen had returned their hotel keys since he started working.

The police went up to look at what had happened, came back and arrested the receptionist. I asked the police officer what charges he was arresting the guy for, what evidence have they gotten against the guy that he is the one who did the stealing and why has he not read him his rights. The policeman in awe, was shocked at someone questioning his actions just as Chris-Vincent’s article “Opanin is Always Right….in My Back Side” reported. No one questions the elderly.

Counselling & Extra Work Could Not Save Menaye Donkor & Sulley Muntari’s Marriage?

12/9/2014 4:11 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Hello Chris,

I am sure you may have heard of the new developments coming from the quarters of Sulley Muntari and Menaye Donkor which has the old truth you published some few months ago that their marriage has almost collapsed.

According to new online reports, the two tried to rescue their marriage following the various publications during the World Cup season by agreeing to give it a second try—and it seems that too did not work.

Apparently, the couple even went to see a marriage counsellor and agreed to work extra hard to make things work but it seems nothing can glue their differences together anymore as Sulley Muntari has been gravitating away from his wife each passing day.

From the reports, the making of baby issue by Menaye Donkor remains a central reason which has brought their marriage situation to an all time low and this time, a divorce is at the corner.

Apart from the baby issue, there are reports that Sulley Muntari is not really happy with Menaye Donkor’s circle of friends, her non-working status and also the fact that she has not been able to settle her differences with his mother, an important person in his life.

Has Chris-Vincent Not Seen a CHANGE in Christabel Ekeh’s Complexion? | Bleaching Alert

12/6/2014 5:58 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Hello Chris-Vincent,

Though you are one of the most brutal and say it as it is writers I have ever come across on the web, you leave some of us a little upset with your bias which you do not hide.

I respect you for saying you are biased because to be frank, every human being is biased but I believe when it comes to fighting a well meaningful cause like campaigning against skin bleaching, we ought to leave behind whatever favouritism we hold and hit the nail on the head, all the time.

I am a big fan of Yvonne Nelson and yet on this platform as well as many, I have refused to defend her skin bleaching. I condemn her for that aspect of her life or just refuse to comment because I find it shameful that she is doing that, being her fan.

For many years, you have nailed it on the head for Yvonne Nelson making sure everyone knows she bleaches and my grandmother even knows about this including her cocobutter story. You have really reached a lot of people with your anti-skin bleaching campaign as far as Yvonne Nelson is concerned.

I therefore write to bring your attention to a new person worth looking at, someone who may be your friend but as I mentioned earlier, a good cause must be devoid of bias so let’s say it as it is.

Nepotism is a Disease in Ghana | In My Family I Am Not Allowed to Marry 3 Kinds of People-An Ashanti, A Catholic Or Someone From the Opposition Political Party

11/21/2014 4:25 pm

by Chris-Vincent Agyapong, Founding Editor

Dear Chris,

Even though we are facing deepening economic crisis in Ghana, the race of ethnic notions is a bigger problem, gaining stronger roots each day.

When I was working in Takoradi a couple of months ago at the Port (COCOBOD-PBC), the struggle I went through just to get a place to stay and smooth sail of my work all because of past accusations levelled against my ancestors was unbelievable.

Some people just didn’t like me because of my ethnic background.

Submitting proposals and other assignment and negotiating as third party during work meant that you always had to take precautions which insignificantly caused mistrust and tension most at times.

Certain places in Takoradi are death traps for certain groups because of some stupid events created by dead and forever gone people who play no significant role in present times. Same cases have been heard in the Ashanti and Volta Region respectively.

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