Hard work and persistence really pays and Ghanaian Afrobeat advocate, Kelvyn Boy is reaping the benefit of his toil. READ ALSO: VIDEO Of Fantana And Her Mother Jamming After Her Win Lits Instagram— Watch Popular entertainment organization, Billboard has recognized the good work of Kelvyn Boy in an article. Billboard wrote on the musician’s aim … Read more
Ghanaian superstar and A-list musician Micheal Owusu Addo aka Sarkodie is arguably the most popular Ghanaian music export. His works transcend the bothers of Ghana and Africa at large.
Sarkodie and his now rival Shatta Wale were the best of friends until Sarkodie released a song to diss Charles Nii Armah Mensah for disrespecting his brand in the Ghanaian media.
Micheal Dapaah aka Big Shaq has met Grammy Award-winning Brit Act, Ed Sheeran and the agenda was one thing.
Big Shaq told him that, to put his beef with him aside he wants him to “unrelease” his song with Beyonce which is at the number one spot on the charts right now.
For someone whose hallmark is bleaching creams, this actually would not sit well with her— but how she never misses an opportunity to display her ignorance is something that bothers on my immediate understanding.
Diamond Appiah, the one-time parliamentary candidate of the Trobu Constituency has in a Facebook post labelled all the dark-skinned people who protested against Nivea’s ad campaign as just a bunch of insecure people and villagers who find everything wrong with light skin.
After days of dramatic back and forth with a Nivea ad that ignited a bleaching a debate, leader of the Protestors, Fuse ODG and his activists have achieved a positive result.
In an earlier defiant rebuttal by the Producers of the lotion that the Product and its advert has no fault of inciting skin toning, they have silently succumbed to the pressure by changing the billboard.
Fuse ODG has caused a debate over a Nivea Product billboard that advertises a product to for a fairer complexion.
A Tagline from the billboard reads “for visibly fairer skin” and Fuse is pissed with that phrase because he thinks it’s a “shade” to the dark or black skin that encourages bleaching.
Fuse ODG has asked Nivea body lotion makers to pull down their billboards in Accra that promote how the pomade can make people have a “visibly fairer skin“.
The Afropop artiste warned that if the Producers fail to do as he suggests, he’ll rally people to take them down because Africans/Ghanaians love their dark skin.
Madonna has been named Billboard’s 2016 Woman of the Year.
“Madonna is one of a minuscule number of super-artists whose influence and career transcend music,” Janice Min, president and chief creative officer of The Hollywood Reporter-Billboard Media Group, says.
Nigerian singer Patoranking made history this week when his debut album, ‘God Over Everything’, charted on the Billboard Reggae charts, making him the first Nigerian artist to do so.
‘God Over Everything’ debuted at no.4 on the Reggae album charts, a feat never achieved by any of his compatriots.
