It has always been a battle between the cuties and those who can chef-up—which means you hardly catch the two in one. But actress-Yvonne Okoro seems to suggest she is one of the few who can fit in both boxes; the good cook and the pretty face type. She has her own cooking show on … Read more
Founder and Leader of The Glorious Word Ministry International, Rev Isaac Owusu Bempah, has gazed into the crystal ball of prophecy and foreseen the next president of Ghana.
The oft controversial preacher was on Restoration with Stacy, the very show that launched Ghana’s biggest controversy of the past fortnight (Mzbel’s Jesus comment), and made the declaration on the show.
According to him, Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo-Addo, flagbearer of the New Patriotic Party, is set to win the next elections in 2016 and become Ghana’s fifth President of the Fourth Republic.
News of the deadly virus has gone on the down low for a while now, but for those in the affected countries it remains a very real threat they are battling every day.
It seems now even those in the very upper echelons of government are not safe from its clutches.
Sierra Leone Vice-President Samuel Sam-Sumana has had himself placed in quarantine after one of his bodyguards died from Ebola.
The Vice President would thus be placed under close observation, away from any other contact for the next 21 days. His staff would also undergo the strict quarantine procedures.
These instances of Nanny brutality seems to be on a scale, where each newest one seems more wicked than the one that came before.
You would recall the Ugandan nanny who assaulted a kid so badly; the video was terrible to watch. She was jailed, and now another nanny who committed a terrible crime against the baby she was supposed to be guarding receives her just deserts.
Violet Boyo, 22 years old and from Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, received a 22 year jail sentence after being found guilty of murder, MailOnline reports.
Violet was hired as a nanny to a 10 month old baby as his parents had to work during the day. After bathing and feeding the child and putting him to bed, she sat down to enjoy some TV.
Technology has changed the way we find love but for this particular woman, this is costing her a lot of money—and she still thinks she is doing the right thing.
A woman who has so far sent about $1.4 million to her online lover she has never met in Africa says, she is confident they will be together soon.
“Twice-divorced Sarah met Chris Olsen online 18 months ago. Though the mysterious man’s accent has changed over time, and he keeps asking for money to be wired to various different countries, Sarah insists she is ’95 per cent certain’ that he is telling her the truth. Despite his numerous attempts to come home so they can be together, she says, he keeps getting arrested on false charges” reports MailOnline.
Obviously, this is a clear case of fraud but it’s difficult to understand why this woman cannot see it—and even when told, she doesn’t seem to believe anything else apart from her man being real.
I travelled for about 7 hours to Ghana from London for a vacation which has turned into a big fight between my household and a church which has been planted next door. It’s only in Africa you would find a church operation in a residential neighbourhood without noise restrictions or any specified operating times.
For the two weeks that I have been back home, I’ve not been able to sleep in my room because it’s directly opposite the next house—which is being used as a church 7 days a week (each morning and evening). I have been spending the nights with a friend at his inconvenience when I have my own place—for fear of going deaf, more practically; because no one can sleep in that level of noise pollution from next door.
Before I continue with the narrative, let me add that I now perfectly understand why there are a lot of churches in Ghana. I have heard on more than four occasions the amount this next door ‘small’ church called ‘Arena of Miracles’-has made–and to be frank, It is enough to push any person into the church business. Last Sunday, they graciously announced having made over 200 million cedis (old Ghana cedis) and this is solely from their ‘collection’ and not the sticker sales.
With my room being next door, I hear everything whenever I am around and even if I do not want to hear what is going on in the next house turned into a church, their loud speakers supported by powerful amplifies make it impossible. I cannot understand why such a small church with all its members in one compound will need such loud speakers and amplifies—if it’s not to purposefully disturb those of us living nearby.
I have read and heard from different people about the increasing level of noise being made by churches in Ghana, especially at residential areas and until I became a victim, I wasn’t very much aware of how this can literally torture your whole existence.
Regularly, I hear the leader/prophet of this church specifically asking the congregants to make noise—he says it like, ‘mo ye dede’ and for the next 10 minutes, you will hear these people shout so loud as if they live in a vacuum, without giving a toss about those of us living next to them. What kind of God are these people serving that seems to have no regard for others?
It’s obvious Kennedy Agyepong has a loud mouth but his pocket perfectly fits his mouth—the Member of Parliament for Assin Central has worked hard to achieve a lot for himself.
Some may call it boasting but according to him, if you sold PK by the road side and have managed to work your butt off to such a successful level where you can comfortably buy a Royce Rolls, then you have every reason to inspire others by talking about your success and how far you’ve come.
Ken Agyepong was on TV3’s NewDay a few days ago and as part of the discussion, he mentioned that he currently owns 108 houses and out of this number, 26 of them are situated at Accra’s posh region-East Legon.
From BeyondGossip.Com Are you ready for Yeezy? Kanye West’s new album is interestingly called ‘So Help Me God’. The rapper revealed the name for his forthcoming album on his Twitter account. The album is the follow-up to his critically-accepted seventh studio album ‘Yeezus’. Last week, Kanye West debuted his brand new single, ‘All Day’ … Read more
