Godwin Nii-Armah Okine, Managing Editor
In just over 24 hours the 2018 Fifa World Cup commences in Russia, the 21st edition of the world’s single biggest sporting competition not named the Olympics.
As with recent world cups Africa would be represented by five countries, those who survived the gruelling qualification process to book a ticket to Russia.
In recent times and with the booming of the mobile money business, scammers looking to take advantage of it have risen in huge numbers.
Over the years they have developed different kinds of scams which they use to try and dupe the unsuspecting customer, and one of their most long running ones has been the ‘mistaken deposit’ scam.
It’s a cliche of sorts that the youth are the future leaders of a nation, which is a simple fact because we would definitely grow up and take over the leadership of the nation.
But being the future leaders of a nation, which is simply a matter of time, is not the same as being the FUTURE of that nation.
Veteran Ghanaian actor Psalm Adjetefio, widely known as ‘T.T’ for his role in the classic series ‘Taxi Driver’, is now in dire health and is out of money to take care of himself.
T.T has been diagnosed with a heart condition which requires surgery to fix. Expensive surgery which costs a lot more than he can ever afford.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has finally decided to step down from the club, almost 22 years after first taking charge.
The Frenchman, 68, has been one of the most successful managers in the club’s history, but has become an increasingly polarizing figure to fans as he refused to relinquish his role despite a lack of success in recent years.
It’s only a matter of common sense that in a court of law, both sides are given the chance to present their cases and then based on that, a verdict is handed down.
The court of public opinion obviously works a little differently but even then both sides are supposed to give their version of events then people can decide who they want to believe and who they want to disbelieve.
Karl Marx once infamously described religion as the ‘opium of the masses’. It’s one of his most famous quotes, and although almost everyone knows it we all fall victim to it anyway.
The rich and powerful in society exploit religion to keep enriching themselves whilst the masses continue hoping for their reward in the afterlife. These days pastors have sprung up who are richer than their congregations 100 times combined but go back every Sunday to tell them they would be blessed beyond measure if they give the small they have to they, the rich pastor.
A military plane carrying numerous members of the Algerian military and their families crashed Wednesday near the country’s capital city of Algiers.
The crash, which occurred earlier today, is reported to have led to the death of 257 people (as at this writing).
Welcome to Ghana — the country where we our politicians waste money like water whilst majority of the citizenry suffer unimaginable agony every single day.
Can you imagine how long it takes an MP or politician to waste Ghc 533? Yet for a distraught parent inability to find that figure meant losing their child.
A former student of the Opoku Ware SHS, 18 year old Samuel Mensah, has set kind of a record by being accepted into 8 U.S institutes of higher education.
8 Colleges in the U.S.A wants Mensah to study with them, including three in the prestigious Ivy League.
Founding Editor of GhanaCelebrities.Com and BrutallyUncensored.Com, Chris-Vincent Agyapong Febiri, has dropped a bombshell regarding his marriage and the reasons why he entered into it in the first place.
Many people see love as the most crucial element for getting married but Chris-Vincent, whilst not discounting it, said that was not the primary reason he decided to marry his wife.
Ghanaian rapper, music producer and 2016 VGMA Artist of the Year, Elorm Adablah, known professionally as E.L, has emphatically stated that this year’s VGMA award would go to no-one else other than Ebony.
Speaking on TV3’s ‘New Day’, E.L said the recently deceased singer provided Ghanaians with the most entertainment in the year under review and thus completely deserves to win the topmost award.
CEO of Kofas Media, Kofi Asamoah, stirred up a social media debate over money in relationships when he opined in a viral video that men need money to be able to attract the kind of women we often term as ‘marriage materials’.
In the video, Kofas argued that it’s the broke men who often shout that no woman is a marriage material, asserting that if those broke men had money they would find a woman willing to transform herself into the so-called marriage material for them to marry.
Bishop Daniel Obinim, founder and leader of the International Gods Way Church, definitely knows his followers are ready to believe any crazy claim he makes since they’ve readily accepted his claim that he’s an ‘angel of God’.
Ghanaians on average are extremely religious and huge fans of superstitious nonsense but Obinim’s followers seem to take it to a whole new level because they accept all his claims as fact, claims no other pastor in Ghana would be bold enough to make.
One of the things I can’t stand most about so-called ‘prophets’ is when they tell their church members that someone is after them and is trying to ‘juju’ them, then because that person is already ‘suspecting’ someone they immediately believe the person is after them spiritually.
I believe that practice causes unnecessary tension between family members as all of them are being told by their pastors that other family members are ‘doing’ them, when probably no one has time for your pathetic life anyway.
