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From ‘Kayayo’ To Sokoo Hemaa – The Story Of A Popular TV And Radio Presenter

11/25/2019 9:23 am

In the midst of so many impossibilities, popular Ghanaian journalist has beared the cross through to its resurrection — the story of Sokoo Hemaa. TV and radio presenter Melody Kukua Adjei aka Sokoo Hemaa was once a ‘kayayo’ (head porter), however, she has graduated successfully from the African University College of Communication. READ ALSO: What … Read more

"I Helped Shatta Wale Gain VGMA Recognition" — Pope Skinny Brags

07/20/2018 7:54 am

by Nana Asempa

King of Akuapem rap music, “the prodigal son” of Shatta movement, Pope Skinny has started showing his other side after leaving Shatta’s camp, he now claims he made Shatta Wale popular.
If Pope Skinny can boldly come out to brag to Ghanaians that he raps better than all the currently rappers in Ghana, then it is not surprising to hear him brag that he made Shatta Wale popular.

"Chopp*ng" Young Girls Boosts My Energy — Kofi Adjorlolo

12/15/2017 10:15 am

by Clement Enoku

In Ghana, most old and pot-bellied men’s taste for young girls can best be described as ‘crazy’ and absurd, one would ask, what at all do these aged men, old enough to father these young girls gain from having se*ual relationships with them? Perhaps, their source of energy and strength.
It is on record that veteran actor, Kofi Adjorlolo dated one young lady called Victoria Lebene but the relationship ended on rocks due to criticisms from the likes of counsellor Lutherodt and other outspoken Ghanaians. Ghanaians jokingly described Victoria Lebene as ‘energy drink’ for Kofi Adjorlolo.

It's Not A Sin For Gospel Musicians To Perform At Night Clubs–Gifty Osei

12/3/2017 3:14 pm

by Clement Enoku

Joyce Blessing of Zylofon media performed at the S-concert 2017 which had almost all its billed musicians being secular musicians. This has raised the eyebrows of many gospel music lovers and has sparked debates among Christians as to whether it was a good thing for her to perform at that event.
Some have argued that being a gospel or secular musician is an occupation and one can choose to perform at any event provided the money involved is good.

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