Doom prophecies in Ghana by attention seeking men of God is nothing new because none of them has ever come to pass. Only in Ghana where prophets and men of God predict the death of anyone who leads his or her life contrary to the will of their God.
As a result of this, there has been physical battle and enmity lying between Ghanaian female comedian and the controversial prophet of the Lord, Prophet Kumchacha.
The typical Ghanaian celebrity is one who basically loves to flaunt his or her wealth at the slightest opportunity gained.
Controversial TV and radio show host, Delay, who is popularly known for her biting questioning skills has however stated that she is not enthused about displaying her wealth on social media.
Award-winning Ghanaian Disk Jockey, DJ Black has advised Ghanaian celebrities to think twice when posting pictures of their kids on social media.
DJ Black’s advice come on the back of Afia Schwarzenegger’s warning to bloggers not to post photos of her kids on their blogs or their social media pages.
Baby mama and actress, Yvonne Nelson after giving birth to a baby which even ‘cheater’ Afia Schwarzenegger described as ‘bastard’, has finally shown her real face in a new photo on Instagram. Undoubtedly Yvonne Nelson is beautiful and that explains why she was able to ‘snatch’ someone’s husband.
Even though she denied reports about her pregnancy when Ghanacelebrities.com broke the news, kept denying until she delivered.
Babie Dappah has landed herself a new managerial role at NKZ music record label owned by Guru, a Ghanaian hiplife artiste noted for some hit songs including the famous, ‘Odo mede car nu bema wo’ and a host of others.
Guru as he’s popularly known parted ways with Ray Moni as his manager in October 2017 and has now announced Babie Dappah as his current manageress.
How time flies! Afia Schwarzenegger has stood firmly behind John Dramani Mahama for so long, yet it took her all of 24 hours after he was kicked out of office for her to ‘defect’ to Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo.
Afia, like numerous other celebrities, threw their lot behind Mahama, who had the advantage of incumbency and seemingly unlimited resources to campaign.
