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"I Have Had 8 Or 9 Miscarriages"- Gabrielle Union

10/4/2017 7:55 pm

by Miss Anita-Pyper Agyei, Senior Reporter

44-year-old Being Mary Jane star, Gabrielle Union says she has had close to nine or eight miscarriages all in the name of wanting to be a mother.
Married to basketball star Dwyane Wade, a man who already has three sons from previous relationships, Union admitted that she never wanted to have kids anyways until she started taking up the stepmother role and now there is nothing she would not do to have a baby or nowhere she would rather be than with her stepchildren.

Counselor Lutterodt Says 8 Out Of 10 Men In Ghana Do Not Want Virgins Because Virgins Are Burdens And I Share In This

03/4/2017 8:52 am

by Miss Anita-Pyper Agyei, Senior Reporter

Majority of men in contemporary Ghana find virgins a bore. It’s really not their fault. You attempt taking off her panties and she asks what you’re going to do with them. Like really?

Men love sex and oh yes, ladies love it even more, no doubt. And even so they like it smooth, everything happening normally no stress. Virgins will ask you so many questions you will think you’re on “Odo ho maso” being interviewed.

"Ghana Is Worse Off Today Than 8 Years Ago" – Leila Djansi

11/8/2016 2:17 pm

by Miss Anita-Pyper Agyei, Senior Reporter

United States based Ghanaian film director, Leila Djansi has taken a swipe at the ruling National Democratic Congress— and deducing from her statements, it looks like she is rueing for campaigning for this said party.
In an interview on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM with KMJ, Leila passed her bittered laments on how her hopes have been thrashed by the ruling party when she though they would deliver in their promises.

Egyptian TV Anchors Told To Slim Down Or Face Losing Their Jobs | 8 Reportedly Suspended For One Month

08/19/2016 12:29 pm

by Miss Anita-Pyper Agyei, Senior Reporter

Now it looks like having more flesh than “necessary” comes with other alternating problems aside the health problems one is likely to encounter.
Egyptian state television has given its anchors three months to slim down as part of a plan aimed at improving the broadcaster’s “sagging” image, an official said in remarks published on Thursday.

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