The Ghanaian movie industry is dead and most of the hardworking actresses and actors in it have taken other options to enable them make ends meet.
The hardworking ones have ventured into businesses while the lazy ones amongst them are also slaying on social media.
Actress Yvonne Okoro has stated emphatically that even though she is single but once a man has not put the ring on her finger, there is nothing like “I’m exclusively yours”.
Yvonne Okoro in an interview with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM disclosed that she is currently single ─jovially adding that she dates during weekdays and becomes single again on weekends.
We all know that persons below 18 years are supposed to be restricted from doing many things, most especially from things concerning relationships and other immoralities.
But this is not what we are seeing these days, most Ghanaian children are cracking bones which their parents cannot even dare to try.
The leader of the Sarknation Movement Micheal Owusu Addo aka Sarkodie is on a radio tour aimed at promoting his enviable music show Rapperholic which happens on 25th December of every year.
The Sarknation president and the BET Award winner is set to assemble some of the best musical performers in Ghana and across Africa at his ‘Rapperholic Concert’ for them to thrill fans who will attend the show.
AMG rapper Medikal has reacted to allegations made against him by his former “Sugar Mummy”, Deborah Vannesa that he stored Fella Makafui’s name as “Carpenter” just to deceive her, (Sista Deborah).
Medikal speaking in an interview on Hitz FM’s Entertainment Morning show, Daybreak Hitz with the host Andy Dosty, said that what Sister Deborah said was a lie and he didn’t save Fella’s name as ‘Carpenter.’
Rapper Medikal and his class-1 lover, Fella Makafui became the most talked about celebrities in Ghana after Medikal claimed to have bought an Audi R8 for Fella few hours after her Sugar Daddy seized her cars.
They kept trending for weeks until Medikal’s next door neighbour, an A-listed gossiper jumped in from nowhere putting a stop to their trends by exposing the rapper to the media.
There have been rumours speculating in Ghana and on the internet that the legendary Ghanaian Reggae artiste, Kojo Antwi has been hammering, Nana Yaa the daughter of his colleague singer, Pat Thomas.
Nana Yaa has been working with Kojo Antwi popularly known by his stage name Mr Music Man for years releasing numerous hit collaborations songs.
Those who have been smoking weed aka ‘obosam tawa’ do so with reasons known to only them, but we’ve been told some of them smoke it to boosts their retentive memory, some claim it cures cancer and also one of the best painkillers to cure headaches.
Even though the Ghanaian laws do not permit the smoking of weed and anyone who smokes weed could be arrested and dealt with according to laws of this nation.
There are hundreds of rappers in the country who have been entertaining the citizens of Ghana with their lyrics and beats but every person has his or her favourite artiste. It’s same even within the artistes themselves, they all have their favourites.
Rapper E.L in an interview with the host, Andy Dosty on Hitz FM’s morning show named his top five Ghanaian rappers.
Ghanaian gospel singer and a Reverend minister, Rev Lenny Akpadie has advised Ghanaian musicians to stay away from politicians who will come to them with sweet words convincing them to buy their songs for their campaigns.
Remembering his past experience with politicians after he sold his song ‘Most High God’ to the National Democratic Congress (NDC), disclosed that it affected his music career massively.
Similar to what most of the legendary reggae musicians and some visionary African leaders keep on preaching the good news about Africa and telling us to put away the white mentality and come together as one, the Ghanaian UK-based rapper, Fuse ODG has also backed it up!
Born Richard Nana Abiona, popularly known by his stage name Fuse Off Da Grounds (ODG) has preached that the time has come for Africa to emancipate itself from mental slavery.
Actress Jasmine Jamila Baroudi a few weeks ago in an interview with Delay surprisingly told Ghanaians that going to church is no longer a priority for her due to some reasons.
If you thought the light-skinned actress was the only popular person in Ghana who does not fancy going to church then you got it all wrong as the leader of the AMG Business Criss Waddle has also made a similar statement.
Ghanaian legendary Highlife musician, Daddy Lumba who’s known for his back to back hit songs doesn’t play around with ‘small boys’ in the music industry ─he goes with the ‘Big boys’ and he [Daddy Lumba] snubbing Lynx Entertainment signee, Kuami Eugene for a collaboration isn’t news!
According to Hitz FM’s Andy Dosty, Daddy Lumba didn’t give a hoot about Kuami Eugene when he approached him for a collaboration ─I mean he snubbed him!
Legendary Ghanaian highlife musician, Rex Owusu Marfo, popularly known as Rex Omar has said he sees nothing wrong with songs with explicit content.
Speaking in an interview on Hitz FM’s ‘Daybreak Hitz’ show with Andy Dosty, the ‘Abiba’ hitmaker stated that there is nothing wrong secular music but rather how people interpret the song that makes it look as if it’s bad.
Ghanaian Hiplife rapper Captain Planet of 4×4 music fame has shared freely some piece of advice to his colleagues in the music industry and other celebrities who cannot stand being trolled on social media.
Social media has been a platform where people are able to xpress their feelings or concerns about ongoing situations and where critics mostly use to lambast some of the celebrities.
