Bulldog has spoken and we have no other option than to keep quiet and adhere to all that he has said. According to Head of A & R for music at Zylofon Media, Ghanaians have made it their business to question the wealth of Nana Appiah Mensah.
Bulldog who is obviously been fed a lot of goodies has come to the defence of the man who does not even look like anyone who needs it.
Who are the most easily offended and entitled group of people in the world? The religious bunch should be the right answer, especially the Christians. Every day there is something to be offended about, and now it is the turn of Google to be on the offenders’ chopping board. Their crime? Neglecting to create a … Read more
Today is a great day in the Christian religion, the most widely practised faith among humans across the globe, estimated to contain one third of the world’s population according to Pew (that’s 2.3BILLION people).
Good Friday, the big day, is the celebration of a time two millennia ago when Jesus Christ of Nazareth, the religion’s founder, was tortured and killed by the Roman authorities for alleged insurrection against the state.
A Ghanaian preacher has declared himself the true Messiah, calling Jesus a Roman idol and Christianity a sham religion.
Nyame Somafo Yaw is the founder and leader of the ‘Asomdwe Tontom Som Ministry’, based at Apam in the Central Region.
Christians talk a big game about their all powerful God and the amazing things he’s always doing in their lives, yet simultaneously break most of the laws this same God has given them and warned them not to break.
It’s almost like they also know the whole thing is a SCAM and thus have no consequences to fear for not following God’s word.
Rev Isaac Owusu Bempah, founder and leader of the Glorious Word and Power Ministries, has come out to denounce publications claiming he said Jesus Christ was not the son of God.
Speaking on Neat Fm in a clarifying interview, Owusu Bempah maintains he has been misquoted by the press.
Jesus Christ has long been held as the only begotten son of God, the saviour of the world who came down to die and wash away the sins of mankind.
However, according to the popular Ghanaian preacher Isaac Owusu Bempah, Jesus Christ is not the son of God as we’ve long believed and that he is a creation of the Roman elite many centuries ago.
The rapture is coming – better repent and sin no more.
Even though the Bible says no one, not even Jesus Christ, knows exactly when the rapture would occur, one man claims to have cracked the code.
The entire enterprise of religion is a matter of people believing improbable things based on faith.
Whilst the religious would complain when it’s pointed out that the miracles and myths they believe in are without evidence – the simple truth is that due to this evidence free nature of religion, anyone can come up with their own ‘facts’.
Mzbel shocked many a few years ago when she declared that she did not believe in Jesus Christ of Nazareth, the central figure in the Christian religion.
Despite enormous backlash, she has not gone back on that opinion and in fact, has reiterated it in a recent interview.
Hell of a claim. A Nigerian social media user says Jesus Christ, the saviour of the Christian religion, actually committed suicide.
The user said the saviour’s sacrifice – allowing himself to be crucified on the cross to wipe away the sins of mankind – was actually an act of suicide since he willingly went to his death.
Leave it up to Nicki Minaj to turn the celebration of Christ’s resurrection into a s*xy event!
The US rapper took to Instagram Easter Sunday to wish her numerous fans a happy Easter.
A Kenyan lawyer has reportedly filed suit at the International Court of Justice against what he terms the malicious and unlawful trial and crucifixion of Jesus Christ of Nazareth.
Dola Indidis claims Jesus was not given a fair trial, had his fundamental human rights violated and he believes the states of Israel and Italy can be held responsible for the actions they carried out circa AD 33.
A new soap on the market claims that it can do something historically left only for Jesus Christ of Nazareth – wash away your sins!.
The ‘Jesus Soap’, photos of which has been circulating online, claims that it can wash away your sins if used after a day of leading a dirty lifestyle.
At this point we have to seriously consider the option that this man is stark raving mad because no sane person can believe these things about themselves.
If any other person said this and was serious, he would probably be committed to some assylum, or at least investigated for those claims of rigging.
