Micro blogging site twitter has slightly relaxed the rules around its 140 character limit, meaning tweets slightly longer than the character limit can be sent but only in certain specific circumstances.
Twitter has long maintained the 140 limit despite numerous attempts to change it, eventually scrapping each idea as that remains its unique attraction.
Social media, guys, it’s not for everyone.
A Limpopo based pastor has reportedly committed suicide after the shame of his revealed actions perhaps got too much for him to stomach.
Ghana is generally seen as a beacon of democracy on a continent usually plagued by non democratic regimes.
We’ve held six relatively free and fair elections since the return to multiparty democracy in 1992, and steered clear of any serious electoral violence in that time.
The African female students’ drama has long existed–we mean the old allegation that some female students sleep with their lecturers for grades. In a hilariously Facebook page, Judith Juahla, captures how some of the sex for grade relationships can turn out to be a big scam, with the student at the losing end. She presents the issue … Read more
Mary Obeng, reported to be a girlfriend of Ghanaian rapper-Criss Waddle made news earlier this week for attempting to kill herself, and she did this by using a blade to cut her wrist.
Yesterday, Editor of GhanaCelebrities.Com-Chris-Vincent Agyapong Febiri posted a video of Mary, in which she said people should stop spreading rumours that she is dead. Because, she is still alive, even though she attempted suicide.
Chris-Vincent wrote:
“So this is the girl Criss Waddle is said to have chopped and ditched—I mean the one who attempted to kill herself over the jilting huh?
Instead of being in school, these so called boss chicks are following money, and claiming to be in love.
She says this is “my hand that I CAUGHT”–she thinks past tense of cut is caught.
Ghanaians love to categorise everything into areas – Tema rappers vs Accra is an eternal battle that’s of no use to anyone.
But the phenomena of area girls is one that’s as old as Metuselah, and perhaps, that one holds more truth to it.
Ghana and Nigeria are practically siblings, our similarities being no worse for being separated by two tiny Francophone nations.
And like siblings, our relationship oscillates from childish rivalry to near hatred – but always remains fascinating.
Children are children–which means they will misplace things and destroy things. We all did that at one stage of our lives.
No matter what, children should be loved and treated well, even if they misplace a golden sandal.
Recently GhanaCelebrities.Com editor wrote a thought provoking piece about the trappings of wealth, and the dangers using that as the single measuring stick for how successful or smart someone is.
A short video shared by the comedian Basketmouth tackles that same topic. But amazingly, this time the one putting forth the argument is a young social media star, who’s making it in relation to raising of children.
These photos of twin brothers reportedly marrying beautiful twin sisters in Italy have been circulating on social media—with some saying that’s beautiful and others saying it’s disgusting.
Apparently, the twin brothers fell in love with the twin sisters and over the weekend in Italy, they all got married at the same ceremony—where photographer Sindaco Di Lecco captured the moments.
On his instagram page, Sindaco Di Lecco wrote;”It all about L O V E ( twins marriage ).
Though the photos are undeniably beautiful, does the fact that they are twins taint the marriage or throw it into the box of many Ghanaian taboos?
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The below video has been circulating on social media—said to be a brilliant movie from the camp of our brothers and sister in Uganda.
And after watching this, you may start to give Kumawood a bit of credit for their excellence.
If you think Kumawood is annoyingly “wack”, just spend a minute watching this and you would realize, it’s not that bad back home.
This is a funny confirmation that what Kumawood can proudly do, Uganda can do far better…
Check out the video below…
The huge gap between the elected and electorates in Ghana is filled with boxes of irony—which if well evaluated, certain people wouldn’t ever be voted for.
The ruling NDC government has put together a fine GREEN BOOK, highlighting the government’s achievements and vision—finely tuned and beautifully presented to capture the minds of even the most political sceptic.
But how deeply in touch is the green book with those the ideas in there are sold to? That’s the sort of question these photos which have been circulating on social media perfectly answer.
Apparently, this is an NDC delegation—heading to a remote village to ask for votes, and here they are stuck in mud, because of how terrible the road that leads to this village is…
Wait, what? Zuckerberg looks like one of those guys, like GhanaCelebrities.Com editor Chris-Vincent Agyapong Febiri, who you can bet all your life savings have never thrown their leg at a ball in their lives, simply by taking one look at them.
So what is he doing challenging one of the best players in the world to a football game, you ask?
It’s a brave new world that we’re building, and in it, phones take all our attention to the detriment of everything else.
The selfie has caused a lot of harm to a lot of people, lately adding an 11 year old Snapchat enthusiast to the list.
Have you heard of this new craze that’s everywhere and that’s taking over people’s lives to insane degrees? They call it Pokemon Go.
It’s the latest version of the old and wildly popular Nintendo game, and in the era of smartphones they created one that is a winner.
