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Out Of Box Story: Absolutely Brilliant’ Ghanaian Young Oxford Student Is Swept To His Death In River

This is sad…For any family to loose such an intelligent young person is something that will never be forgotten. A young intelligent Ghanaian boy-Kojo Minta studying at Oxford was drowned in France whiles on holidays with friends. Condolence to his family, loved ones and friends. Read below for more…. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. An Oxford University student drowned in front … Read more

Grand Launch Of Miss Malaika Ghana 2011

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The search for beautiful, bold and intelligent young ladies took an exciting start a couple of weeks ago and the judges have finally gone through the difficult processes of selecting the perfect 16 to partake in the competition.

Ladies numbering over 500 turned up to be auditioned for the eighth edition of Miss Malaika Ghana. The audition was quiet an exciting scene as ladies walked up-stage and cat walked from one end of the state to the other.

The number was slashed down to, 65 and then eventually to 25. Each of the selected 25 ladies read out a two minute speech describing themselves and their individual goals if they were selected as Malaika queen.

Finally, the judges came out with their list of 16 successful candidates who were able to go through each stage of the competition confidently and intelligently. It’s a dream come true for these selected sixteen ladies and definitely a new beginning of adventure for them as they step into luxury, fame and fortune.

While in the competition they ladies would be taken through weekly tasks and evictions .The overall winning queen to take over from Ama Nettey (Miss MALAIKA Ghana 2010) would have a fantastic grand package; the Car, the Cash and the enviable Miss Malaika Crown that would completely transform her life forever.

The lucky 16, would be outdoored in a grand launch come Tuesday 23th August at the Ultra-Modern Gh-One studios in Accra. Meanwhile, the just ended audition process is being aired on Gh-One TV daily for viewers to follow the process closely. The 8th edition of Miss Malaika Ghana is sponsored by UB Hair Relaxer, RANA Motors, Simbins Furniture, Sleek make-up and Powered by Gh-One.

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Tish’s Corner: Keeping Your Virginity Until Marriage…..Is It Good or Pure Nonsense & Should Men Also Save Theirs?

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Earlier on this week, I was having a conversation with my neighbour about marriage and the U.S economy. Guess I was bored so I decided to have a laugh, since he has a great sense of humour.

So I asked if he believed virgins exist and what’s his opinion about male virgins. Boy!oh!boy!, I never braced myself for the reply. Surprisingly, the 40 year old man busted out laughing.

After making me look stupid in front of him, he decided to tell me a story. There were these 3 best friends who lived in the same neighbourhood. They were friends since childhood. Attended same schools, church, gatherings, had sleep overs and slumber parties together.

When they grew up, two of these friends decided to keep themselves safe and pure for their prospective husbands. The other one enjoyed life and gave it out to every Tom, Dick without Harry.

So here’s what happened to the “two virgin Marys” with the holier than thou attitude. One was a successful entrepreneur, met this lawyer, fell in love, had a committed relationship for a year. Mind you she wasn’t giving the lawyer any.

They eventually got married and after few weeks into the marriage, she discovered her husband cannot knock her off the park. He has erectile dysfunction and was secretly seeking medical help. His inability to satisfy her was a big blow.

Secondly, her dream of becoming a mother was thwarted. Don’t also forget in every marriage if the sex is bad, so is the relationship.

On the flip side, the “all time skanky girl” among them was having a blissful marriage with two wonderful kids. The last girl who also saved her virginity found out that, prior to her marriage, her husband was riding other ladies like a horse behind her back since she deprived him from getting any.

This led to an argument which almost led to separation, because, before their marriage, they had a mutual agreement that he would wait for her no matter the odds.

After my neighbour’s excellent rendition of his 30mins story, he added, it’s just like sampling a piece of meat in the supermarket. He must know what’s good before spending his money.

Virgins are immature and have no experience on how to curl their toes in bed. According to him, the whole idea of being pure is unnecessary, since there is nothing dirty about sex but pleasure.

Being a virgin does not make you extra special or a saint and not being a virgin does not portray a corrupted slutty damaged woman to a saturated point. Besides, people who are new at something are really bad at it the first time. Their sexual encounter is always disparaging and awkward.

Defensively, he said, I’m not implying girls should open their legs every two seconds, but at least giving it up to the one you love or doing it any time you feel you are ready ain’t that bad. After all, most 25-30 year old virgins end up being loners. Why let the cojones suffer?

With that said, I never bothered to reiterate my question about male virgins. I was so not ready for another shocking reply. This was almost unheard of, especially coming from a 40year old man…

They say virginity is not the prize it used to be some time ago and if you saved yourself for marriage, then you missed out on a whole lot of fun on your way to adulthood.

Culture is constantly changing and the way virgins were viewed has somehow changed as well. They are now ridiculed and tagged as naive. Moreover, in this day and age, marriage does not mean forever to everybody.

It’s just a piece of paper, signed and could be ripped anytime. Hypothetically, you save yourself for “Mr. Right”, you meet him, get married, loose your virginity. Unfortunately, the marriage collapses along the way and you move on to another “Mr. Right”.

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Vivienne Achor Replaces Kalsoum Sinare In The Movie ‘Destiny’s Child’!

Ghanaian actress Vivienne Achor has been called to replace actress Kalsoum Sinare in the movie ‘Destiny’s Child’ which is still under production… Kalsoum Sinare was casted to play the mother of the three main characters in the movie; Chalyne [Helen Asante], Nana Akua [Nana Akua Addo] and Denise [Roselyn Ngissah] but has to be replaced … Read more