Kofi Sarkodie-Mensah (born on August 14, 1981) is a Ghanaian-American professional wrestler, better known under his ring name, Kofi Kingston, currently signed to World Wrestling Entertainment working on the Raw brand. Since competing for WWE, he has won the Intercontinental Championship once, the United States Championship once and the World Tag Team Championship once with CM Punk.
Teddy Abrokwa, recognized as the leader of the new school of radio broadcasters hails from Akyem Oda in the Eastern Region of Ghana. An old student of St Augustines College with a First Degree in Political Science from the University of Ghana and a Masters in Human Resource Management from Keele University, UK.
Everything about Vicker radiates sex appeal, from his masculine and sensual gestures to his muscled physic; he exemplifies sex symbol to a tea. With that hard sculpted abs and all so luscious lips, he has got practically all the women swooning over him.
Oswald Boateng is a UK based master tailor and designer, born in Ghana but grew up in North London. Trained at Hepworths in Milford Haven, then worked for Tommy Nutter in Savile Row the traditional home of British tailoring. In 1994, he made history as a tailor-turned-designer showing his first line at the International Menswear … Read more
June Sarpong has always been a bit political. The 31-year-old might be best known to teenagers as the anchor of the Channel 4 Sunday morning magazine T4 – but she is known in Westminster as the ex-girlfriend of David Lammy, the former arts minister.
Born in Ghana but raised in Britain, Ama K. Abebrese is a TV presenter, actress and producer who have hosted a string of successful shows. Ama began her career at the Youth Culture Television in London, where she interviewed several celebrities including Hollywood legends actor Harrison Ford and director George Lucas.
Childhood:
Sway was born in Stepney, London, in 1982. He attented Redlands Primary School he spent most of his time experimenting with music, rewriting the lyrics of his favourite artists. He attended Highgate Wood Secondary School in North London where he spent his spare time using the school equipment for musical production. Sway is the cousin of former Arsenal footballer, Quincy Owusu-Abeyie; he claims he is a rapper too.
Jackie Agyemang made her first onscreen appearance on the popular TV series Things We Do for Love, and not only were we smitten, we practically fell head over heels with her sweet and adorable character.
CLAIM TO FAME
A former child model, Nadia made her onscreen debut in the hit movie ‘Mummies Daughter’ where she played a supporting role alongside Jackie Appiah and Van Vicker.
SEXINESS
Her striking features combined with her proportioned body makes her a standout. She obviously has her hands full dealing with admirers, no surprises here.
The Hiplife scene changed during the emergence of the Nima group VIP (Vision in Progress), one of the most successful groups up to date in the 1990’s.The trio, Promzy, lazzy and Prodigal set out to change the stereotypes of Nima only being gritty and ghetto which therefore makes the people from Nima yardie and aimless.
Nana Ama McBrown is a famous Ghanaian actress. She found mainstream success following her rousing performance in the Twi-Language movie Nsem Pii. Nsem Pii is often cited as the movie that ushered Twi-language Ghanaian movies into the mainstream. A fact that is attributed to Nana Ama’s performance in the film. Although often overshadowed by her English-speaking counterparts across West Africa, Nana Ama, in recent years has gathered a strong loyal following of her own among Ghanaians.
Nana Ama was born in Kumasi, Ghana. Nana Ama’s mother, Cecilia Adzanim Boateng, and her father Kwabena Nkrumah, divorced when Nana Ama was young. With her father gone and her mother unable to take care of her and her six other siblings, Nana Ama together with her siblings were adopted by Kofi McBrown and her aunt, Madam Betty Obiri Yeboah. As a result, Nana Ama considers her childhood to have been difficult.
Daniel Morris (Risky) and Frank Osei (Papa Virus or PV) make Wutah, a group that was formed five years ago when they collaborated to perform in a programme at Wesley Grammar Secondary School in Accra.
The name Wutah is a Hausa word which means fire. The two came into the limelight when they placed second to Praye during the maiden edition of the Nescafe Africa Revelation music competition in Accra.
