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Shatta Wale Fires Back at Fan Over Claims of Repainting His Lamborghini Urus

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Shatta Wale Fires Back at Fan Over Claims of Repainting His Lamborghini Urus

Ghanaian dancehall heavyweight Shatta Wale has responded with trademark bravado to a fan who questioned the authenticity of his newly unveiled purple Lamborghini Urus.

The social media showdown began shortly after the “On God” hitmaker shared photos of a flashy purple Lamborghini on his platforms, proudly presenting it as his latest luxury acquisition.

The post stirred excitement among his loyal fan base but also triggered skepticism from some quarters.

One X user with the handle @CityBoss casted doubt on the announcement and implied that the purple vehicle was merely a resprayed version of the yellow Lamborghini Urus Shatta Wale had previously flaunted in September 2024.

In a swift clapback that captured attention across social media platforms, Shatta Wale replied bluntly:

“Open your eyes, na America be dat fool.”

While some fans have backed Shatta Wale and praised his growing fleet of luxury vehicles, others continued to scrutinize the details of the photos shared.

The flamboyant artist is known for his love for luxury cars, and his garage includes a Rolls-Royce, G-Wagon, and multiple high-end sports cars.

The latest Lamborghini dispute adds another chapter to his public image as Ghana’s most unapologetic showman.

For now, whether it’s a brand-new whip or a custom paint job, one thing is clear—Shatta Wale knows how to keep the spotlight firmly on himself.

“I Will End My Life In A Lecture Hall” – Okyeame Kwame reveals

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“I Will End My Life In A Lecture Hall” – Okyeame Kwame reveals

Veteran Ghanaian rapper Okyeame Kwame, born Kwame Nsiah-Apau, has revealed a deeply personal aspiration beyond his celebrated music career—becoming a university lecturer.

In an exclusive conversation with George Quaye on Joy Prime’s Prime Time Show the multiple award-winning musician expressed a long-standing passion for teaching, which he says will ultimately define the final chapter of his life.

“If I weren’t a musician, I’d be a teacher—completely,” Okyeame Kwame declared.

“Even as a musician, I’m still going to be a teacher… because by the end of my life, I will be teaching in one of the universities.”

Okyeame Kwame’s teaching ambitions aren’t just wishful thinking—they are rooted in real experience.

He fondly recounted his time as a teacher in Meduma, a town in the Kwabre-East District of the Ashanti Region, where he taught after completing his A-levels.

That period, he said, ignited a love for imparting knowledge.

“I loved interacting with children. I loved imparting knowledge. I even loved the process of preparing to teach,” he shared. “That’s how I know I’ll end up in a lecture hall, teaching psychology, sociology, philosophy—or even the philosophy of African music.”

Beyond music and education, his journey also reveals a powerful father-son story. Okyeame Kwame emotionally recalled the resistance he faced from his late father during his early rap career.

“From age 14 to 16, we fought all the time about it,” he admitted. “But one day, he saw me perform. After that, he made me promise: no matter how far I go with rap, I must go back to school.”

That promise shaped Okyeame Kwame’s academic journey, and it appears to be inspiring his future trajectory as well.

Now a respected figure in Ghana’s creative industry and a strong advocate for education and personal development, he is preparing to transition from the stage to the lecture hall.

Shatta Wale Applauds Medikal’s Business Acumen In Music

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Shatta Wale Applauds Medikal’s Business Acumen In Music

Ghanaian dancehall heavyweight Shatta Wale has lauded rapper Medikal for his strategic approach to the music industry, emphasizing that his continued success is rooted in understanding the business side of rap.

Speaking in a recent interview with US-based Ghanaian blogger Firestick, Shatta Wale didn’t hold back his admiration for Medikal, who he says has mastered the balance between lyrical craft and commercial viability.

“I like rap music so much, but I love rappers who understand the commercial aspect of rap—and that’s what Medikal does,” Shatta Wale said.

The ‘On God’ hitmaker highlighted that while many rappers focus solely on lyricism, Medikal has managed to monetize his brand, keeping him relevant and dominant in Ghana’s music scene.

This isn’t the first time Shatta Wale has endorsed Medikal. The two have developed a close friendship in recent years, often collaborating on projects and performing together.

Their chemistry has become a staple in the Ghanaian music industry, with fans praising their mutual respect and support.

Shatta Wale’s comments come amid ongoing conversations about sustainability in Ghana’s rap industry, where many talented artists struggle to maintain momentum due to a lack of business insight.

Dr. Likee, Nana Yeboah, Louisa And Many Top Kumawood Stars Console Okomfo Kolegae At Late Mother One Week Celebration

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Dr. Likee, Nana Yeboah, Louisa And Many Top Kumawood Stars Console Okomfo Kolegae At Late Mother One Week Celebration

Top Kumawood stars came out in their numbers on Thursday, June 26, 2025, to support their colleague, Komfo Kolegae, during the one week celebration of his late mother, Madam Afia Pokuaa.

Madam Afia Pokuaa sadly passed away in the early hours of Thursday, June 12, 2025.

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Court Rejects Agradaa’s Bid To Dismiss Empress Gifty’s Defamation Suit; Fined GH¢6K For Delays

J.K Oppong
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Court Rejects Agradaa’s Bid To Dismiss Empress Gifty’s Defamation Suit; Fined GH¢6K For Delays

Evangelist Patricia Asiamah, widely known as Agradaa, has suffered a legal blow after the Tema High Court dismissed her application to strike out a GH¢20 million defamation suit filed against her by gospel singer Empress Gifty.

The court also imposed a GH¢6,000 fine on Agradaa for wasting the court’s time, citing the absence of her legal representatives at a prior hearing.

The development was confirmed by Empress Gifty’s husband, Hopeson Adorye, who addressed supporters gathered outside the courtroom.

“The court ordered her to pay GH¢6,000 to Empress,” he revealed.

In a further move, the court granted a temporary injunction barring Agradaa from mentioning Empress Gifty’s name or making any defamatory comments about her across all social media platforms.

READ ALSO: Agradaa Blames Empress Gifty’s Lawyer For Court No-Show In Defamation Suit

The gospel artiste’s legal battle was on the back of an explosive live broadcast aired on May 13, 2025, during which Agradaa allegedly accused Empress Gifty of engaging in indecent acts involving religious leaders and made further demeaning remarks.

The defamation suit, officially filed on May 20, seeks GH¢20 million in damages and a permanent injunction to prevent any further defamatory remarks. Empress Gifty also asked the court to order the removal of the offending content from all online platforms.

An earlier hearing on June 11 was stalled when Agradaa’s legal team failed to appear, claiming improper service of court documents. That absence led to further delays and ultimately cost Agradaa the GH¢6,000 fine.

Meanwhile, Agradaa is also reported to have hurled insults at a lawyer involved in the matter. A formal demand letter has since been served, requesting a retraction and public apology.

With the preliminary hurdles now cleared, Empress Gifty’s main defamation case is set to proceed, with the next court appearance scheduled for July 16, 2025.

Mother of Late TikTok Star Antwiwaa Speaks After Daughter’s Tragic Passing

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Mother of Late TikTok Star Antwiwaa Speaks After Daughter’s Tragic Passing

The heartbroken mother of two-year-old Ghanaian TikTok sensation, Antwiwaa, has spoken for the first time following her daughter’s untimely death, offering a glimpse into the emotional and medical ordeal that preceded the tragic loss.

In an exclusive interview with GhPage, the grieving mother revealed that her daughter succumbed to a brief but mysterious illness, leaving both her family and medical professionals baffled.

According to her, the toddler suddenly lost her appetite and refused to eat, which initially seemed like a mild sickness.

“She wasn’t eating, and she looked weak,” she recounted tearfully. “We took her to the hospital for multiple scans and tests, but the doctors couldn’t find anything wrong.”

Despite their hopes that her condition would improve, the illness took a turn for the worse.

The mother, who also managed Antwiwaa’s popular TikTok account, said she never imagined that what appeared to be a minor health issue would ultimately claim her daughter’s life.

Antwiwaa’s passing, confirmed on Wednesday, June 25, 2025, sent shockwaves across Ghanaian social media, where she had become a beloved figure since rising to fame in 2024 through adorable and lively videos posted by her mother.

Hopeson Adorye happily flaunts Zara shoe gift from Empress Gifty

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Hopeson Adorye happily flaunts Zara shoe gift from Empress Gifty

Ghanaian politician and former National Security operative, Hopeson Yaovi Adorye, has stirred social media chatter after proudly showcasing a set of Father’s Day gifts he received from his wife, gospel singer Empress Gifty.

In a trending video shared across platforms, Adorye is seen inside his plush residence, beaming with joy as he unboxes several items his wife brought back from her recent trip to Paris.

Among the gifts were a pair of black business casual shoes, which Adorye enthusiastically claimed were from the renowned fashion house Zara, a brand often associated with accessible luxury.

“Zara! My wife knows the good stuff,” he said gleefully, as he held up the shoes for the camera.

He also flaunted several Ralph Lauren Polo shirts and high-end diffusers, all of which he described as thoughtful additions from Empress Gifty in celebration of Father’s Day.

While some fans praised the romantic gesture and applauded Empress Gifty for honoring her husband, others took to social media to poke fun at the footwear, with many accusing the politician of unknowingly flaunting knock-off Zara shoes often sold in street markets abroad.

“That Zara looks like it came from Lapaz, not Paris,” one X user joked.

Kwadwo Tinz Drops ‘Gangsta Bi’ To Inspire And Send Message To Those Battling Broken Heart

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Kwadwo Tinz Drops ‘Gangsta Bi’ To Inspire And Send Message To Those Battling Broken Heart

Kwadwo Tinz has dropped a new song titled ‘Gangsta Bi’.

The budding highlife artiste stated that his latest song is purposely dedicated to everyone who has been betrayed by their lover and is feeling disappointed.

In an interview with Prince Benjamin on Entertainment Capital on Accra FM, the rising highlife artiste disclosed that his mission is to motivate people not to attack their exes with acid or other harmful substances due to bitter breakups. He advised that there is love for everyone.

He further explained the meaning of his name, Kwadwo Tinz. With “Tinz” standing for “The Inspiration Zone” hence, Ghanaians should expect a lot more music that will not only entertain them but also inspire them so much.

He wishes and hopes for the necessary support from Ghanaians.

‘Gangsta Bi’ from Kwadwo Tinz is available on all streaming platforms and also on social media.

Enjoy it below.

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Richard Nii-Armah Quaye (RNAQ): A Ghanaian Industrialist Championing Financial Inclusion And Entrepreneurship In Africa

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Richard Nii-Armah Quaye (RNAQ): A Ghanaian Industrialist Championing Financial Inclusion And Entrepreneurship In Africa

In the vibrant landscape of African entrepreneurship, Richard Nii-Armah Quaye stands out as a visionary leader, making significant strides in finance, investment and entrepreneurial support. As the President of RNAQ Holdings, RNAQ oversees a diverse portfolio of businesses, with a clear vision: to scale African-led ventures globally.

At the heart of RNAQ’s impact lies his commitment to financial inclusion and SME development, which he has demonstrated through his leadership of Bills Micro Credit and Quick Angels Limited.

Bills Micro Credit: Empowering Individuals and Businesses

Founded in 2009, Bills Micro Credit has evolved into a leading microfinance company in Ghana, formerly known as Quick Credit and Investment Microcredit Limited. Bills Micro Credit provides short-term working capital and financial services to individuals and small businesses across Ghana.

Over the past 16 years, Bills Micro Credit has disbursed billions of Ghana cedis in loans and currently serves an active customer base of over 350,000. In 2023 and 2024 alone, it disbursed ₵3.2 billion in loans. The company is supported by a workforce of more than 2,000 direct employees and is widely regarded as the leading microfinance company in Ghana, with the largest market share in the industry.

Under RNAQ’s leadership, Bills Micro Credit expanded its footprint beyond Ghana through the establishment of OYA Micro Credit in East and West Africa, including operations in Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and Liberia. The name “OYA,” meaning “Quick” in the Ga language, a tongue well known and spoken in Ghana and of RNAQ’s origin, “OYA” reflects the brand’s roots and commitment to fast, accessible financial services.

Quick Angels Limited: Fueling Growth and Innovation

In 2019, RNAQ established Quick Angels Limited, a private equity and angel investment firm that supports early-stage and growth-stage businesses with both capital and strategic guidance. The firm is recognized as Ghana’s first institutionalized angel investor company.

READ ALSO: Richard Nii-Armah Quaye Bows Out Of Quick Angels And Bills Micro-Credit

Since its founding, Quick Angels has invested over ₵500 million across more than 30 Ghanaian-owned businesses, collectively employing thousands of Ghanaians. The portfolio includes notable brands such as CEQA Foods (Pizzaman and Chickenman), GoldCoast Foods (Sankofa Natural Spices), Ridge Medical Centre, Pinkberry (Ghana), Royalty QSR Ghana Ltd (Burger King), Bloomway Ltd (D33d3w Spices), Lynx Group Limited, Tigon Creative Studio, and COLI Link.

Quick Angels’ equity-financing model is aimed at scaling local brands, creating jobs and accelerating domestic entrepreneurship. The company continues to contribute significantly to Ghana’s startup ecosystem and youth employment landscape.

RNAQ Foundation: Igniting Hope and Building Legacies Across Africa

The RNAQ Foundation, established in 2025, aims to become a leading African legacy foundation. It focuses on transforming lives, restoring dignity, and building Black wealth through programs that empower communities, support local businesses and use wealth to drive change. The foundation addresses issues like food insecurity and lack of wealth systems, as well as youth disillusionment. Early initiatives include donations to the Muslim community for Eid-ul-Fitr and support for the Kumasi Adum PZ market fire victims. The foundation is set to make a significant impact across Africa and beyond.

Essentially, Richard Nii-Armah Quaye’s journey is a testament to his dedication to financial inclusion, SME development, entrepreneurial support and philanthropy. His leadership has not only shaped the success of Bills Micro Credit and Quick Angels Limited but has also made a lasting impact on Africa’s economic landscape. Through his ventures, RNAQ is fostering growth, creating opportunities, and inspiring a new generation of entrepreneurs in Ghana and Africa at large.

Adventist SHS Girl Suzzy Pinamang Regains Sight After UK Surgery Funded By Ibrahim Mahama (Video)

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Adventist SHS Girl Suzzy Pinamang Regains Sight After UK Surgery Funded By Ibrahim Mahama (Video)

Months after a harrowing incident left Suzzy Pinamang, a student of Adventist SHS in Kumasi, blind in one eye, there’s finally a glimmer of hope and healing. Following a successful surgery in the United Kingdom, Pinamang is on the road to recovery and regaining her independence.

Her sight-restoring procedure was performed at the prestigious Moorfields Eye Hospital in London on June 2, 2025. The operation was fully sponsored by renowned Ghanaian businessman and philanthropist Ibrahim Mahama.

In a touching video shared exclusively with Zionfelix.net, Suzzy’s brother, Clement, revealed her remarkable progress. “She’s able to do things on her own now,” he said. The video shows Pinamang confidently walking down the street and serving herself food, clear signs that her healing journey is well underway.

READ ALSO: After Tragic Shooting, Ibrahim Mahama Steps In To Fly Injured SHS Girl To Accra For Surgery (Video)

A statement from Rafik Mahama, Ibrahim Mahama’s aide, confirmed the success of the operation and praised the team behind it:

“I am pleased to announce that Suzzy Adwoa Pinamang successfully underwent her scheduled eye surgery on June 2, 2025, at Moorfields Eye Hospital in the United Kingdom, one of the world’s leading and most renowned eye hospitals.

The operation was a success, and Suzzy is now on the path to full recovery. She has already begun regaining her independence and is now able to see on her own. I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the medical teams in both Ghana and the United Kingdom, particularly the exceptional team at Moorfields Eye Hospital, as well as the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Hon. Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the Ghana High Commission in London, outgoing UK High Commissioner to Ghana, HE Harriet Thompson, Hon. Francis Asenso-Boakye, Suzzy’s family, the media, Roger Pope Opticians in London and the general public for their unwavering support, commitment, and prayers.

We are especially grateful to Mr. Ibrahim Mahama, whose generosity and full support made this entire process possible for Suzzy. We continue to pray and hope for Suzzy’s steady progress and wish her a smooth and full recovery in the weeks ahead.”

Watch the video below.

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