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It had to be said. For over 2,000 years now Christians all over the world have been promising anyone who would listen that their Lord and saviour Jesus Christ is coming soon, and for 2,000 years Jesus has continued to refuse to come.
There’s no clearer abuse of the word ‘SOON’ in the language than when a Christian tells you Jesus is coming soon. After two millennia you would think they would stop but they have not.
The veteran Ghanaian comedian KSM has become the latest public figure to add his voice to the trending conversation over ‘doom prophecies’ in Ghana.
Since the 31st of December 2018, Ghanaians have been blasted with doom prophecy after doom prophecy which if comes true would leave us without any leader by the end of this year as they would all have died.
Veteran Ghanaian comedian and satirist Kwaku Sintim Misa has sparked a twitter brouhaha after saying Blacks are defective and need to be recreated by God.
KSM, who often spares no punches in his critiques on social media, seems to have gone a little bit too far this time in the eyes of many Ghanaians as his comment has sparked a massive backlash.
KSM has diagnosed what he believes to be the problem with the Ghanaian mindset which has left us living in a country where almost nothing works the way it’s supposed to.
In a video posted on social media, the satirist argues that Ghanaians never look to solve a problem but instead we work around the problem, thus leaving the core problem intact whilst we find other ways to deal with its existence.
Kwaku Sintim Misa affectionately called KSM is set to take up a radio program on Radio XYZ, 93.1 FM according to Presspeep.com.
According to presspeep, KSM will anchor his new program with the aim of developing the youth and it has been dubbed “Creative Intelligence” with KSM.
The host of the KSM show, Kwaku Sintim-Misa has written an open letter to the prophets of doom admonishing them to ask God to tell them how we can make our struggling economy great.
Kwaku Sintim-Misa aka KSM took to his Facebook page and posted:
KSM continues to express worry over the oversized influence of religion in the lives of Ghanaians and how harmful that can be.
The satirist, who recently warned about the so-called prophets of doom, has another piece of advice for Ghanaians in general about our dealings with religion.
Veteran Ghanaian comedian and satirist, Kwaku Sintim-Misa (KSM), has warned comedians that even though their job is to make people laugh, the business itself is not a laughing matter.
KSM took to social media to pen his words of advice to upcoming comedians after Khemical said that most Ghanaian comedians are broke.
Comedian/satirist Kwaku Sintim-Misa (KSM) has completely torn into the absurd comments uttered by Ghana’s Amabassador to South Africa, George Ayisi-Boateng.
KSM described the ambassador as an immature clown who employs infantile thinking, referring to his nepotism laced comments about how opportunities would be shared during an NPP administration.
This is literally being born with a silver spoon in the mouth. Gifty Anti’s daughter, not a few months old, already owns shares in one of the largest oil conglomerates.
Gifty Anti and Nana Ansah Kwao IV’s daughter was outdoored over the weekend, in a star studded ceremony in Edumasa.
Veteran comedian/satirist Kwaku Sintim-Misa, KSM, has come to the defence of the man he anointed as GH’s ‘king of comedy’.
DKB is currently under ‘artillery fire’ from Ghanaians after his ‘boring’ and ‘unfunny’ show on Easter Saturday – the show which former first lady Nana Konadu walked out on in disgust.
Ola Michael has tagged veteran stars Kwaku Sintim-Misa (KSM) and Pete Edochie as hypocrites for appearing in the Kofas media’s $150,000 budget mega movie ‘John and John’.
Taking to social media Monday, Michael said the pair only appeared in the movie due to the money they’ll make, even though they always claim they only accept roles after reading the script.
