Celebrated International Evangelist, Dr Lawrence Tetteh has said that Ebony is in Heaven judging from the last conversation he had with the dancehall diva.
Dr Lawwrence Tetteh disclosed this when he visited the bereaved family at Dansoman to console them. He added that Ebony is resting in the bosom of the Lord and for that matter, they should keep calm.
Controversial Hiplife musician, Kwaw Kese has invoked ‘curses’ on ‘fake’ prophets for their prophecies of doom.
Recently ‘men of God’ in Ghana have jumped onto the bandwagon of predicting the death of celebrities and Kwaw Kese thinks it is not the best as it has now caused fear and panic in the country.
While Ghanaians are busily mourning the painful death of Ebony, some Kumawood actors and actresses are also thinking about the business side of Ebony’s death. Photos of Kumawood movie titled “Ebony Wuo” Part 1 & 2 have popped up on social media.
From all indications, they are planning to release a movie on Ebony’s death.
Father of the late dancehall musician, Nana Opoku Kwarteng has opened up on her daughter’s sudden demise which occurred on Thursday 8, 2018 at around 10 pm.
Ebony was returning from Sunyani after a show where she was involved in a gory accident at Mankranso in the Ashanti Region.
Female dancehall artiste, Ebony has come under heavy criticisms for her offensive style of dressing as well as her indecent exposure during her stage performance but critically evaluating her relevance in 2017, the artiste really worked hard, from releasing an album to dropping of hit singles.
Entertainment analysts have touted her to be the best artiste to be crowned 2018 VGMA Artiste of the year. Ebony attended a lot of shows and made the headlines in any of her stage performances.
Amidst backlashes and rants from the general public about her provocative dressing, 20-year-old female dancehall artiste Ebony has no plans of modifying her offensive style of dressing to something decent.
Ebony speaking on Hitz FM said, “I won’t stop displaying my body parts. Ghanaians will get used to me. That’s the point of being a trendsetter.”
The father of dancehall act and serial ‘heart attack’ giver, Ebony, has jumped to the defence of his daughter, who many have tagged as a bad girl.
Ebony performs in sultry attires, dances suggestively, and even once gyrated on a male supporter on a bed mounted on the stage during a performance.
Singer Priscilla Opoku Kwarteng, professionally known as Ebony Reigns, has set the record straight on her s*xually charged music, saying it’s just part of her personality.
Ebony is well known for her provocative and s*xually charged music which push social norms, but according to her, she’s just living her life.
VGMA 2017 Discovery of the Year nominee Ebony has revealed that given the choice between muusic and education, she would choose music all day long.
According to the dancehall star, one can make it in life irrespective of educational status, so for her the choice is quite clear.
Dancehall singer Ebony Reigns has been bombarding us with n*de photos in recent days, and the provocative singer is rising through the ranks as more and more attention focuses on her.
Per the latest post on her social media pages, she has landed quite a huge feature with rapper Sarkodie.
Dancehall act Ebony Reigns marked a birthday on Thursday, a birthday she decided to celebrate by releasing a topless photo which was certainly a cry for attention. (SEE PHOTO HERE).
One person who can’t seem to get enough of Reigns, birthname Priscilla Opoku Kwarteng, is veteran radio presenter Abeiku Santana.
Ghanaian dancehall artiste-EBONY (real name Priscilla Opoku-Kwarteng) is not only disconcerting the dancehall landscape in Ghana with her flawless style built around her out-of-the-league command over patio—but she is also take ‘dangerous’ hits at her competitors; MzVee and AK Songstress.
Musically, it’s a jab but she seems to be saying the obvious when she throws it MzVee’s way, saying “Dem say dem be rich but they can’t link up, never seen a natural girl wey dey do make-up.” Oouch! That must hurt…
A large number of people find close unadulterated connections between Ghana and Jamaica—mostly when it comes to music and food.
The global popularity of dancehall music, rooted in Jamaica’s vibrant culture means this genre of music has wider acceptance in almost every ‘liberated’ country. But when it comes to Ghana, both dancehall and reggae occupy special places on our broad musical spectrum—with touching influences.
Even if not wholly pure, Ghanaians’ obsession with dancehall and the stable growth of this genre of music championed by contemporary acts like Samini, Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy have opened the dancehall gates for female Ghanaian artistes such as Kaakie, MzVee and a few others to take center stage.
When it comes to dancehall, the strength of an artiste’s delivery vastly dwells on the beat and how well he/she is able to mimic the uniquely used language-patio.
Currently ‘disconcerting’ the dancehall landscape in Ghana is a young pulsating female artiste-Ebony, whose perfect command of the uniquely used dancehall language places her far ahead of her already in the game competitors like Kaakie and Mzvee.
