Former manager of Kumawood actor Kwadwo Nkansah Lilwin, Zack GH, has come out to make some startling revelations about the origin of the hit song “Tia Tia Break.”
According to Zack, the song was originally his, and not Lilwin’s as popularly believed.
Budding Ghanaian-UK gospel sensation Gifty Godsown has officially released the music video for her latest single titled “Jesus Is Coming.”
The video, which premiered recently on YouTube, is already drawing attention based on the message and lyrics it has.
Ghana’s music industry has been hit with shocking news following reports that legendary highlife musician Daddy Lumba, born Charles Kwadwo Fosuh, has passed away.
According to a letter sighed by the lawyer of the Fosu Family, the musician passed away in the early hours of Saturday, July 26, 2025, at the Bank Hospital in Cantoment-Accra.
Award-winning Disc Jockey and radio presenter, Andy Dosty, has strongly dismissed the reports alleging Daddy Lumba’s demise.
Speaking on HITZ FM’s Show Review Xtra, Andy Lumba emphatically stated that Daddy Lumba is alive and well.
According to him, the rumours about the Highlife legend’s demise are fake and shouldn’t be tolerated.
Hours ago, rumours that went viral on social media alleged that Daddy Lumba has passed on.
His fans took to their various social media timelines to mourn his tragic demise.
Well, Daddy Lumba is still alive and healthy as claimed by Andy Dosty
Ghanaian actor, musician, and video editor Zack GH has finally responded to long-standing claims made by his former artiste and close friend Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lilwin, suggesting that he used to feed him during their time together.
Zack GH, who once served as Lilwin’s manager and was considered a key figure behind the scenes of his rise to fame, didn’t hold back as he laughed off the assertions made by the CEO of Wezzy Empire.
Ghanaian actor and comedian Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lilwin, has boldly declared that he has no competitor in the Kumawood movie industry.
The award-winning entertainer made this statement during an exclusive interview with Papa Jay of Poleeno Multimedia.
A prophet and counselor called D. Y. Donkoh, who recently predicted the death of popular Ghanaian dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has been arrested.
The arrest took place on the night of Friday, July 25, 2025, at the prophet’s residence.
Veteran music producer and sound engineer Kaywa has urged artists to be more intentional with their lyrics if they hope to create music that stands the test of time.
Speaking in an interview on Joy Prime TV, the renowned producer, born David Kojo Kyei, warned that songs laced with profanity or explicit content may enjoy fleeting success, but rarely endure in the long run.
“Pornography and profanity don’t go far. Check all the timeless songs, check all the songs that are still making it well in music, and you will realise that pornography is 1%. Look at Celine Dion’s music; it is timeless. So, my point is that artistes should clean up their music so the young can listen to it and the old can listen to it,” he explained.
Kaywa believes that the most lasting songs are often those with universal, wholesome messages that resonate across generations. He encouraged musicians to move away from vulgarity and instead create content that both children and elders can enjoy without discomfort.
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He singled out Ghanaian artiste Kofi Kinaata as a strong example of this kind of thoughtful musical craftsmanship.
“Let’s take someone like Kofi Kinaata, super talented, he does not just do music, he makes sure what he is giving to you, a chief, a pastor, the imam and anybody can listen to it because of the kind of message he brings out,” Kaywa said.
In his view, the mark of truly great music lies not in shock value or trendiness but in substance, relatability, and the ability to touch hearts across time.
Ghanaian rapper, Medikal, has opened up about a moment from his past that could have derailed his entire career, had he listened.
During an interview with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM, he recounted a discouraging experience with a teacher who warned him against pursuing music.
“A teacher once told me that pursuing music would make me a loser, so I should stop doing music. Just imagine if I had listened to him,” he said.
Medikal explained that while he values advice, not every opinion is worth acting on.
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“If I had listened to that advice, I won’t be sitting here today. I wouldn’t be able to voice out and put music out there so that’s the worst advice and I’m grateful to God that I didn’t listen to him,” he added.
When asked whether he ignores guidance altogether, the rapper clarified that he does consider advice, but only when it aligns with his vision.
He went on to reflect on the importance of staying true to one’s passion, even when others don’t see its potential.
“If you have belief and trust in something that will make you happy, you just have to be consistent at that side and it will work out for you.”
Outspoken Ghanaian social media personality and commentator, Valentina Nana Agyeiwaa, popularly known as Afia Schwarzenegger, has publicly lashed out at Sammy Gyamfi once again.
In a fiery live broadcast on TikTok, Afia Schwarzenegger issued a series of damning allegations and threats against Sammy Gyamfi.
“I can end your marriage in 20 seconds,” she warned during the session. “I am warning you. I will bring your political career to a dead end. I am not Agradaa for you to set me up with $800.”
Afia’s tirade, laced with personal accusations, follows after Sammy Gyamfi sued her for $10M for defamation.
Meanwhile, Afia Schwar has vowed not to pay the money because she has never had such a large amount of money in her account.
