Notorious feminist group the Pepper Dem Gang, who often pencil out radical positions on issues, have come under fire from former radio presenter Ada-Adaeze Onyinyechie Ayoka. Ayoka, in an interaction with Sammy Flex on Zylofon Fm, was asked about the group and said they are just a bunch of bitter ladies causing trouble on social … Read more
The mobile telecom giants Huawei have officially responded to trending news surrounding the Ghanaian professional teacher and comedian Michael Owusu Afriyie, known in showbiz as Teacher Kwadwo.
Teacher Kwadwo has been in hot pepper recently after some comments he made in the past about rape and s*x resurfaced.
The ‘Metoo’ movement has grown wings in the Western World and taken significant scalps of powerful men in all fields of endeavour.
The movement seems to be taking root in Ghana as well, with recent backlashes initiated against Comedian Waris and Teacher Kwadwo for s*xually inappropriate jokes.
Comedian DKB, who is one the most recognizable faces of Pamperdem GH group, has revealed why he believes their philosophy is the way forward.
According to him, the rate of divorce is increasing in Ghana and ideologies such as Pepper Dem is making things worse rather than better.
Counsellor George Lutterodt has come out swinging against the Pepper Dem Gang, describing them as a disgrace to their families.
The always controversial and hyperbolic counsellor laid into the feminist group, who believe they are flipping the script when it comes to gender roles.
Adom Fm’s Afia Pokuaa, popularly known as Vim Lady, recently announced that she has formed her own answer to the Pepper Dem Ministries, Sugardem GH, which exists to serve men as God intended so long as the men treats them with sugar.
According to Vim Lady, her SugarDem ministries is to serve as a counter to the poisonous rhetoric of the Pepper Dem.
Musician/Comedian A Plus has gone on the offensive against feminists in Ghana, describing most of them as riddled with body odour.
According to him, these feminists don’t even have time to take care of themselves, not to talk about having time to take care of a man, which is why they hold the positions they hold.
Actress Lydia Forson has attacked Ghanaians for the recent frenzy surrounding the issue of whether a woman cooking for her husband after a day of work can be said to constitute slavery.
Considered an absurd position by most, it has engendered discussions on social media and even in more traditional media as everyone attempts to debunk what is a really extremist and untenable position.
In recent days, the debate over feminism in Ghana has gone so off the rails that it has emerged that a woman cooking for a man has turned herself into a slave.
Yes, that’s the level of ‘discourse’ in Ghana these days over the issue of women’s rights.
