The fame and recognition Black Sherif gained in a short period of time has left him depressed and worried. A video circulating on social media saw the budding musician sadly speaking about how his new life has brought pressure on him to deliver more than what his strength can do. Black Sherif was heard saying … Read more
Some public figures have complained about cyberbullying and trolling, warning that it could lead to depression, with some of them even trying to form coalitions to block anyone who trolls them. Efia Odo claimed she was depressed a while ago, run away from social media then came back to continue her antics. She then started … Read more
Dancehall star Stonebwoy has spoken out about an issue which might truly be plaguing a lot of Ghanaian celebrities but which no one ever talks about.
Depression is a problem which can plague anyone, irrespective of how famous or rich they are. Considering how mental health is a taboo subject in this country there could be many celebrities suffering such issues in peace.
A senior official in the Church of Pentecost, Koforidua, has called on the church to exercise mercy when dealing with young members who backslide, fornicate and get themselves pregnant out of wedlock.
Apostle Eric Nyamekye, The Koforidua Area Head of the Church, charged church leaders within his jurisdiction and the church at large, to carry out such punishments in a way which would not lead the victims into a spiral of depression and maybe suicide.
Lady Gaga has opened up on her mental issues, revealing she is still taking medication after feeling “traumatised” by her career’s sudden takeoff.
After releasing her last pop album in 2013, she admitted suffering a period of depression that left her feeling “exhausted – like I was dying”.
