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Osanju’s Funeral Slated For October 4

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Osanju’s Funeral Slated For October 4

The family of popular Ghanaian TikToker Osanju has officially announced the date for his final funeral rites.

In a video shared online and sighted by Zionfelix.net, relatives disclosed that Osanju will be laid to rest on October 4, 2025. Unlike many Ghanaian traditions, the family revealed that there will be no one-week observation before the burial.

The announcement was made in the presence of Osanju’s father and several family members, who appeared in the video to confirm the details. It will take place at Atwima Koforidua in the Ashanti Region.

READ ALSO: Relative Reveals Nana Ama McBrown’s Support For Osanju Before His Death

Osanju, who rose to fame through his engaging and humorous TikTok videos, had been bravely battling leukemia for some time. Sadly, his death was confirmed on September 1, 2025, leaving fans and loved ones across Ghana and beyond in shock.

Tributes have since poured in on social media, with many highlighting his creativity, energy, and ability to bring joy to others.

Watch the video below.

Don Little Explains Why He Was Nearly Arrested In Addis Ababa (Video)

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Don Little Explains Why He Was Nearly Arrested In Addis Ababa (Video)

Ghanaian actor, Don Little, has revealed he narrowly avoided arrest during a recent stopover in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

In a video sighted by Zionfelix.net, the diminutive actor recounted the ordeal, explaining that his trouble began before leaving Ghana. Because he was rushing to meet his check-in deadline, he was unable to convert his Ghanaian cedis into foreign currency.

Upon landing in Addis Ababa, Don Little said hunger set in quickly. Desperate for food yet without usable cash, he approached a man at the airport and politely asked if he could lend him some Ethiopian birr in exchange for cedis. Instead of helping, the stranger accused him of trying to scam or steal and threatened to alert the police.

READ ALSO: Sista Afia Releases New Song ‘Baabiaa’ Featuring King Paluta

“Within minutes, he was calling me a thief,” Don Little recalled, noting that the confrontation drew attention from bystanders. Fortunately, another traveller recognised him from his movies and intervened, defusing the situation before officers arrived.

Reflecting on the scare, the actor urged fellow Ghanaians to exchange their cedis before boarding international flights to avoid similar embarrassment. He added that an arrest might have fueled damaging rumours, saying false accusations could easily have overshadowed the real story.

Watch the video below.

Sista Afia Releases New Song ‘Baabiaa’ Featuring King Paluta

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Sista Afia Releases New Song ‘Baabiaa’ Featuring King Paluta

Ghanaian songstress, Sista Afia, has released a new song titled ‘Baabiaa’.

She featured King Paluta on this piece.

Afia sang about how the bedroom performance of her partner should be, stressing that she’s in it for love and not money.

For his part, King Paluta disclosed that he had fallen in a pool of love and praised his lover’s beauty and complexion.

‘Baabiaa’ was produced by Ivan Beatz.

Enjoy it below.

My Father Died When I Was 12 – D-Black Dispels Claims That He’s A ‘Dbee’

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My Father Died When I Was 12 – D-Black Dispels Claims That He’s A ‘Dbee’

D-Black has dispelled claims that he grew up with a silver spoon, insisting his path was far from privileged.

Responding to a rumour on X about his background, the Black Avenue Muzik boss revealed a defining loss in his early life: his father’s death when he was just 12. That tragedy, he said, left his mother to shoulder the responsibility of raising the family alone, a struggle that shaped both his character and ambition.

“Town make hard oo. Or ebe me? Chale,” D-Black posted, sparking claims from one follower that he was a “dbee”, a term for a wealthy man’s child. The rapper quickly pushed back, sharing a glimpse of his past.

READ ALSO: New Date For Dada KD’s Funeral Announced

“My popee lef we den I chop 12, e lef the world inside too den Vera sef no drop. So don’t talk what u uno know. Momee grind heavy watch we. Gods grace wey see we,” he wrote, crediting his mother’s resilience and faith for his eventual success.

He stressed that his present fame should not be mistaken for evidence of privilege, urging people not to judge his roots based on what they see today.

D-Black has also been outspoken on industry reform. In October 2024, he declared that if appointed Tourism Minister, he would dissolve the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), the Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO), and the Copyright Society of Ghana (COSGA), arguing the institutions have strayed from their core mandate and require a complete reset.

See his reply below.

Franky 5 Joins Max TV As Host Of Max Morning Live

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Franky 5 Joins Max TV As Host Of Max Morning Live

Celebrated radio and television personality Franky 5 has officially joined the iMAX Media Group and is set to light up the screens of Max TV as host of the station’s flagship morning show, MaxMorningLive, starting Monday, 8th September 2025, from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m.

Franky 5 brings with him many years of rich experience in media, combining exceptional television and radio presentation skills with a proven track record in event organizing and creative production. His addition promises to deliver an exciting, refreshing experience to viewers of Max TV.

Over the years, Franky 5 has carved a unique niche in the Ghanaian media and showbiz industry with his dynamic and versatile style of presentation. Whether formal or informal, his delivery blends professionalism with an engaging flair that resonates with diverse audiences.

Beyond his on-screen duties, Franky 5 will also serve as Head of Entertainment and Events at iMAX Media Group, where he will play a key role in shaping the station’s entertainment content and driving innovative initiatives.

New Date For Dada KD’s Funeral Announced

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New Date For Dada KD’s Funeral Announced

The family of late highlife musician Dada KD has confirmed a new date for his final funeral rites, rescheduling the ceremony yet again after earlier postponements.

Initially planned for August 16, following a week-long observation, the funeral was shifted to September 6–7. That date, however, has now been moved.

At a press briefing, relatives announced that the state-assisted service will take place on September 20, 2025, at Ghana’s State House. After the ceremony, Dada KD’s remains will be transported to his hometown, Agona-Asamang, for burial.

READ ALSO: Relative Reveals Nana Ama McBrown’s Support For Osanju Before His Death

Family representatives explained that the ban on funerals imposed by Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II influenced the latest change. They appealed to Ghanaians and supporters abroad for understanding and solidarity during this difficult time.

Dada KD passed away on May 16, 2025, after a short illness.

Watch a video from the press conference below.

I Don’t See Anything Wrong With A Man Making Passes At A Woman – Comedienne Jacinta

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I Don’t See Anything Wrong With A Man Making Passes At A Woman – Comedienne Jacinta

Comedienne Jacinta has argued that a man expressing romantic interest in a woman is not inherently wrong, insisting the real concern arises only when such advances cross into manipulation or disrespect.

Speaking on Hitz FM, she said men approaching women is natural and shouldn’t automatically be treated as negative behaviour.

“I don’t see anything wrong with a man making passes at a woman. It depends on you as a woman; nothing spoils if you want it or not. A man would always make advances at a woman, it’s you, you want or you don’t want? He would move to the next person. It doesn’t make him a bad man and it does not make you a better woman,” Jacinta explained.

READ ALSO: Relative Reveals Nana Ama McBrown’s Support For Osanju Before His Death

She stressed that women hold the choice to accept or reject interest, and once a clear “no” is given, the man should respect that boundary and move on.

According to Jacinta, the real problem begins when a man refuses to back off or tries to leverage his position for favours.

“Sometimes when people try to make it look like…unless you are becoming abusive or toxic, that’s when there’s a problem. Unless in a situation where I’ve told you no and you’re still pushing it or you are trying to make me feel like if I don’t do this you won’t do that for me. If you are in a position to do something for me and you’re trying to use that against me, I feel that’s really unfair,” she stated.

Watch her statement below.

Relative Reveals Nana Ama McBrown’s Support For Osanju Before His Death

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Relative Reveals Nana Ama McBrown’s Support For Osanju Before His Death

Nana Ama McBrown’s quiet generosity played a crucial role in TikTok influencer Osanju’s long fight with leukemia, according to a relative who shared emotional memories of his final months.

Speaking in an interview circulating on social media on September 2, 2025, the family member recalled that Osanju’s health crises often struck at night, forcing frantic hospital visits while the young creator juggled mounting medical bills. Despite the constant strain, she said, Osanju managed to secure treatment through sheer determination and the kindness of people he had never met.

Among those supporters, McBrown stood out.

READ ALSO: Nana Ama McBrown Offers Heartfelt Consolation To Late TikToker Osanju’s Father

“He got money from a lot of sympathisers, especially Nana Ama McBrown. He said she gave him some money he could have used to build a storey building. But he used it to buy medicine to save his life,” she recounted.

She described repeatedly rushing Osanju to nearby hospitals with her husband whenever his condition worsened. Matters escalated when he was admitted to Mount Sinai Hospital, a moment she said left her fearing the worst. Her anxiety deepened when an ambulance transferred him to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital, where she sensed the tragic outcome was near.

The relative also expressed gratitude to Osanju’s landlord, who assisted in shuttling him between facilities during his final battle.

Watch the video below.

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Bisa Kdei Survives Car Accident, Urges Fans To Give Thanks To God

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Bisa Kdei Survives Car Accident, Urges Fans To Give Thanks To God

Award-winning Ghanaian highlife singer Ronald Kwaku Dei Appiah, popularly known as Bisa Kdei, has survived a near-fatal car accident.

The Mansa hitmaker shared the shocking news via Snapchat, posting a video of his black SUV, which was left badly mangled after the crash.

Though he did not disclose the location or specific details surrounding the incident, his message was one of gratitude: “Always give thanks. You never know.”

Sources close to the musician confirmed that he escaped without major injuries and is currently recovering.

News of the accident has sparked relief among fans and industry colleagues, many of whom have flooded social media with messages of support and thanksgiving for his safety.

Bisa Kdei, who has been one of the front-runners in promoting contemporary highlife on the global stage, used the moment to remind followers of the importance of gratitude even in difficult circumstances.

Kumawood Actress Elorm Aba Opens Up About Failed Marriage and 10-Year Struggle With Love

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Kumawood Actress Elorm Aba Opens Up About Failed Marriage and 10-Year Struggle With Love

Ghanaian actress Elorm Aba has opened up about her painful divorce and decade-long search for love, revealing how infidelity led to the collapse of her marriage.

In a candid TikTok video that has since gone viral, the Kumawood star — known for her roles alongside celebrated actresses Nana Ama McBrown and Portia Asare — disclosed that her marriage ended after her husband allegedly slept with their house help.

“Some women are beautiful but are not lucky with men. My husband slept with our house help, who wasn’t even pretty. Men are like animals,” she lamented, visibly emotional as she recounted the experience.

Elorm Aba admitted that despite her beauty and fame, she has not been able to find another soulmate in the 10 years since her divorce.

The actress used her story as a cautionary tale to other women, particularly those who openly share private marital issues on social media.

“Someone could be your soulmate. When you pay heed to them, your marriage will crash, and it’ll take a long time before you get another. Be careful,” she advised.

She further warned that couples who flaunt their relationships online often attract unnecessary jealousy and sabotage.


“I am very beautiful, but still cannot find the ideal man to hold me down. Get your husband off social media,” she stressed, underscoring the need for discretion in marriage.

Elorm Aba also directed her advice at TikTok creator Adwoa Pretty, whose recent marital struggles have become a trending topic, urging her and other women to protect their unions from public scrutiny.

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