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Peer Pressure Ruined My Dream – Showboy Reflects On Regret And Lost Opportunities

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Ghanaian artiste Showboy has offered fans a rare glimpse into his past. He opened up about his time in the United States and the personal struggles that, in his words, derailed his future.

In a reflective post on X (formerly Twitter), the ‘Do It’ composer, known for both his music and brushes with the law, recounted working low-wage jobs and losing focus due to peer pressure while pursuing higher education in the U.S.

“I was a security guard in America and also worked at the coffee shop!!! Something they will never tell u,” Showboy shared. “Was in college… And peer pressure messed my dream n all my opportunities up… So I advise u. Do better n be the best version of ur self… I have regretted a lot.”

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The message, though brief, struck a chord with many followers, resonating as both a confession and a cautionary tale. For an artiste often associated with braggadocio and internet feuds, the post marked a departure from Showboy’s usual tone, this time embracing vulnerability and reflection.

Showboy, born Sam Kwabena Safo, rose to fame as one of the co-founders of AMG Business and a close affiliate of rapper Criss Waddle. However, his career took a sharp turn in 2019 when he was convicted and sentenced in the U.S. for stabbing an associate during a brawl, an incident that landed him behind bars and temporarily halted his music trajectory.

See his post below.

Choirmaster Accuses Former Manager, Kiki Banson Of Being Behind The Collapse Of The Group Praye – Watch Video

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Eugene Baah, popularly known as Choirmaster and formerly Praye Ho Ne Ho of the now-defunct music trio Praye, has blamed their former manager, Kiki Banson, for the group’s unfortunate breakup.

During an interview on Okay FM’s drive-time show hosted by Nana Romeo, Choirmaster expressed his disappointment, revealing that Kiki Banson did little to support or improve the group when he came on board as manager.

I’m Ready To Rise To The Challenge – Shatta Wale Vows To Protect His Brand

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Ghanaian dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale, has issued a fiery public statement addressing renewed scrutiny of his name, following the recent arrest of his associate, Isaac Kofi Oduro Boateng, popularly known as Kofi Boat, in a high-profile U.S.-led fraud investigation.

Kofi Boat was among several Ghanaian individuals arrested by the FBI in connection with alleged romance and inheritance scams. Though Shatta Wale has not been named in the case, the artiste’s closeness to the accused has sparked rampant speculation and unfounded allegations across social and traditional media.

In what appears to be a direct response to mounting public pressure, the “On God” hitmaker took to social media to confront the issue head-on, signaling his readiness to defend his name and legacy.

“I’ve made a conscious effort to maintain a low profile this year,” he posted, “but it seems the entire country is eager for me to take a stand. If the brand I’ve built all these years is going to be scrutinized, abused, and insulted, then I’m ready to rise to the challenge and showcase my resilience. Let’s go … Bring it on.”

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The statement, part rallying cry, part rebuttal, arrives at a time when Shatta Wale’s public image is under renewed pressure, despite no formal allegations or charges being brought against him.

Industry observers note that Wale has long been a polarizing figure in Ghana’s entertainment scene, drawing both fervent loyalty and intense criticism in equal measure. In recent months, he had largely avoided controversy, focusing on music releases, his Shaxi business and staying out of political or social spats, a stark contrast to his previously confrontational style.

But with his name once again trending for reasons beyond music, Wale’s post indicates he may be shifting gears, preparing to reassert his presence in both the public and industry spheres.

On the back of the allegations, Shatta Wale’s fans have rallied around him, echoing his defiance with supportive comments.

See his post below.

VIDEO: Nana Romeo Reveals How His Big Move To Okay FM Was Sealed In Just 10 Minutes

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Ghanaian radio presenter Nana Romeo has opened up about the journey that led to his current role at Okay FM, a station under the prestigious Despite Media Group.

In an exclusive interview with Zionfelix on the Uncut Show, the former Accra FM host shared how his longtime dream of joining Despite Media finally became a reality, much sooner than even he expected.

VIDEO: “Kofi Boat Is Not A Scammer” – Shatta Wale Defends Amid Fraud Allegations

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Ghanaian dancehall musician Shatta Wale has come to the defense of his close friend and associate, Isaac Kofi Oduro Boateng, popularly known as Kofi Boat, following reports of his arrest in a joint operation by Interpol and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) over an alleged $100 million fraud scheme.

In a live video circulating on social media, Shatta Wale addressed the issue, making it clear that he does not believe Kofi Boat is a scammer, contrary to the growing speculations online.

“I’m A Happy Ghanaian” – Samini Applauds Mahama And Judiciary Over Crackdown On Corruption

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Ghanaian dancehall artiste Samini has expressed rare public praise for President John Dramani Mahama and the country’s judicial system. He commended their recent efforts to ensure greater accountability in public service.

During a conversation on PrimeTime with George Quaye on Joy Prime, the popular musician weighed in on the latest wave of high-profile prosecutions involving corruption, embezzlement, and money laundering. Samini, who has often voiced concerns about governance, struck a hopeful tone this time.

“As I speak to you currently, what we are seeing… I’m a happy Ghanaian,” he remarked. “I like the fact that people are being brought to book and justice is being served, or it seems like it is. Things like that, I am for.”

Samini emphasized that his support for any government isn’t based on political allegiance but on principled leadership and integrity. He stressed the importance of holding public servants accountable, regardless of their affiliations.

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“If you are put in public office, it’s your responsibility to serve Ghana, and do anything dubious, you should be brought to book. I like that. Things like that, we like to see… That’s how we build a better Ghana.”

Asked directly if he believed President Mahama and his administration were performing well, Samini offered measured approval.

“The President and judicial system are doing a good job so far. That’s the area I’ve seen a lot of action. Anything else, I think it’s too early to throw too much light on.”

“I’m A Clean Boy” – Shatta Wale Fights Back Against Fraud Allegations

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Ghanaian dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale, has pushed back strongly against swirling rumors linking him to fraud, following recent arrests involving romance scam allegations.

The controversy began after the FBI apprehended several Ghanaians, including Isaac Kofi Oduro Boateng, popularly known as Kofi Boat and known to be an associate of Shatta Wale, in connection with alleged inheritance and romance scams. In the wake of public speculation, Shatta Wale took to social media to clear his name.

In a defiant video address, the ‘On God’ hitmaker asserted that his achievements are built solely on his music, not illicit activity.

“I’m a clean boy; my success is from music,” he declared.

Shatta Wale described the accusations as baseless and driven by envy. He suggested that critics were quick to associate him with fraud simply because of the scale of his success compared to others in the industry.

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“You people are watching my life, and anytime there is an issue in Ghana, you like to drag me into it,” he said.

Wale continued by calling out what he believes is an orchestrated attempt to tarnish his image, especially by fans of other artistes.

“You guys are making a mistake with my name. I am a very clean boy. Just because your artiste, your industry favourite, cannot pull the kind of things I can pull, you assume I am into fraud. You are free to tell people I am into fraud,” he added.

Shatta Wale also stressed the importance of credibility, emphasizing that international entities, including those investigating such frauds, do their due diligence.

“One thing the white people coming here do is that they research. They are not stupid. They saw my Rolls-Royce and knew how I acquired the funds to purchase it. It’s music money. It’s not fraud; it’s hard work and dedication. So don’t make a mistake,” the Shatta Movement leader further stated.

Watch the video below.

VIDEO: “I Am Not Bothered” – Oheneni Adazoa Speaks Following Her Success With Pregnancy For Other Women Despite Her Problems

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Ghanaian radio presenter and women’s advocate, Oheneni Adazoa, known in real life as Genevieve Abrefa Yeboah, has openly declared that she feels no bitterness or discouragement over her own childless Ness, despite helping scores of women conceive and even give birth through her “Woman in Prayer” initiative.

In a recent interview on Zionfelix’s Uncut Show, the respected Sompa FM and Sompa TV host explained that although she has been married for 21 years without conceiving, her faith in God remains unshaken.

“Yaa Jackson Dey Sing Pass Gyakie” – Keche Joshua Claims (Video)

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Keche Joshua has stirred controversy online with a comparison between two Ghanaian female artistes, Yaa Jackson and Gyakie.

In a video, Joshua, who was speaking in the presence of ZionFelix, Yaa Jackson, and others, praised Jackson’s musical abilities before claiming that she sings better than Gyakie.

Before making the surprising remark, the Ghanaian artiste commended Yaa Jackson, saying he genuinely enjoys her music. “I love your song,” he noted, before declaring that his opinion was not just flattery, but fact. “What I said is the truth,” he insisted.

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His eye-catching comment came shortly after Yaa Jackson dropped her latest single, Moses, which may have prompted the praise.

Joshua’s declaration has triggered mixed reactions across Ghanaian social media, with many questioning what prompted such a bold statement.

Watch the video below.

I’ve Helped Over 50 Women To Get Pregnant – Oheneni Adazoa Reveals

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Ghanaian radio presenter, Oheneni Adazoa, has revealed her personal mission to support women struggling with conception, sharing that she has assisted over 50 women in getting pregnant, two of whom have already given birth.

Speaking in an interview with ZionFelix, the Sompa FM presenter explained how the initiative began. According to her, the inspiration came after a widely viewed interview she did with Delay, during which she candidly disclosed that she had been married for 21 years without having a child.

Moved by her composure and openness, Delay later reached out to her. She informed Oheneni that many women had contacted her following the interview, seeking comfort and encouragement. Delay encouraged her to create a platform to support them.

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Oheneni agreed, and from there, a community was born. She launched a support platform that quickly attracted numerous women hoping to conceive.

Apart from offering advice and emotional support, Oheneni Adazoa said the platform has also welcomed the expertise of doctors and health professionals who regularly share tips and guidance with members.

She also shared valuable insights during the interview, cautioning women on certain habits to avoid while trying to conceive.

Watch the interview below.