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He Is Not Even Handsome – Amerado Jabs Kofi Mole As He Explains What Caused Their Beef

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He Is Not Even Handsome – Amerado Jabs Kofi Mole As He Explains What Caused Their Beef

Years after their online banter made headlines, rapper Amerado has finally shed light on the root of his fallout with fellow artiste Kofi Mole.

In a recent interview with ZionFelix, the “Kwaku Ananse” hitmaker revealed that the beef stemmed from Mole’s unexpected absence from a planned video shoot, despite initially agreeing to participate.

According to Amerado, he had written Mole’s verse and only needed him to show up and perform it. When Mole failed to appear, Amerado was forced to take on a double role in the video, which he said added significant stress to the project.

READ ALSO: King Paluta Featured In 2025 BECE Creative Arts Paper

What truly sparked the conflict, however, was Mole’s decision to insult him on Twitter, now X, following the incident. That public slight, Amerado said, was the final straw.

Half-joking, he added that he would have confronted Mole if he had caught him at the time, bragging that the entire Lakeside area “belongs to my grandparent.”

Still, Amerado emphasized that there’s no lingering bad blood. “It was all fun,” he said, adding that he’s genuinely happy to see Kofi Mole back in the spotlight with a trending song.

Watch the interview below.

VIDEO: Actor Daniel Adeleye Reveals How He Discovered And Launched The Careers Of Dr. Likee, Emelia Brobbey, And Vivian Jill

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VIDEO: Actor Daniel Adeleye Reveals How He Discovered And Launched The Careers Of Dr. Likee, Emelia Brobbey, And Vivian Jill

Veteran Kumawood actor Daniel Adeleye has made a rare public appearance and is finally sharing untold stories about his contributions to Ghana’s film industry, particularly how he helped launch the careers of some of today’s most beloved stars.

In a conversation with popular blogger Zionfelix on the Uncut Show, Daniel Adeleye, who was once a household name during the golden era of Kumawood, opened up about how he played a pivotal role in the acting careers of Dr. Likee, Emelia Brobbey, and Vivian Jill.

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“I like older women because they’re able to control me” – Amerado reveals

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“I like older women because they’re able to control me” – Amerado reveals

Ghanaian rapper, Amerado, has opened up about his romantic preferences in an exclusive interview with popular blogger, Zionfelix.

And according to him, he’s more drawn to older women when it comes to relationships.

The talented rapper, known for his lyrical prowess and bold personality, explained that he typically dates women who are a year or two older than he is.

According to Amerado, his choice is not based solely on age but on the emotional balance such relationships provide.

“I’m naturally aggressive in nature,” he said during the candid conversation.

“And I’ve come to realize that older women have a way of calming me down. They know how to handle me better.”

VIDEO: Daniel Adeleye Finally Reveals Why He Quit Acting

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VIDEO: Daniel Adeleye Finally Reveals Why He Quit Acting

Veteran Kumawood actor Daniel Adeleye has finally broken his silence on why he stepped away from acting despite being one of the most recognizable faces in Ghana’s movie scene during the 2000s.

During a conversation with blogger Zionfelix on the Uncut Show, the actor disclosed that he quit acting in 2006 after about a decade in the industry simply because it was not giving him the kind of financial returns he had hoped for.

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It’s hard to date a beautiful lady in Accra if you’re broke – Amerado states

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It’s hard to date a beautiful lady in Accra if you’re broke – Amerado states

Award-winning Ghanaian musician, Amerado, has hilariously asserted it’s more than difficult to get a beautiful lady in Accra if you’re broke.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Zionfelix, Amerado stated that ladies in Accra come with high expenditure, hence, as a broke guy, it’ll be difficult for you to date one.

Amerado further advised that womanizing drains the finances of men hence young guys should be be very cautious of philandering.

The musician also refuted the claims that he’s in a love affair with Delay.

YOLO Actor Drogba Focuses On Recovery And Faith Amid Health Battle

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YOLO Actor Drogba Focuses On Recovery And Faith Amid Health Battle

Ghanaian actor John Peasah, well-known as Drogba from the hit series YOLO, is centering his life around healing and spiritual strength as he continues his recovery from a rare neurological illness.

In an Instagram story shared on June 16, 2025, the actor updated fans on his health journey, revealing that he is gradually regaining strength after a prolonged battle with multiple diagnoses.

“I’m grateful for the progress I’ve made by God. The physical discomfort was overwhelming at times, but the spiritual solace I found was profound,” he shared.

Drogba’s diagnosis in March 2024 included a demyelinating disease, a condition that affects the nervous system, along with Sleep Apnea, a disorder that disrupts breathing during sleep, and the rare Stiff Person Spectrum Disorder. He was placed on a CPAP machine to manage his breathing difficulties and began intensive treatment.

The actor reflected on a pivotal moment in his healing journey, a spiritual encounter during an all-night church service in 2024 that brought him significant relief.

READ ALSO: Fantana Teases Comeback, Says Break Was For Self-Discovery

Despite this personal breakthrough, Drogba disclosed that some media platforms distorted his words, leading to negative and insensitive commentary online.

“Who likes to trend and is in pain? I’d rather not dwell on the negativity. Instead, I’m focusing on my journey towards healing and wholeness, both physically and spiritually,” he stated, choosing grace and resilience over public criticism.

Drogba reaffirmed his determination to move forward and embrace each step of his recovery with gratitude and faith, placing less focus on the noise and more on the strength he’s rediscovering.

See his post below.

Fantana Teases Comeback, Says Break Was For Self-Discovery

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Fantana Teases Comeback, Says Break Was For Self-Discovery

Fantana has clarified that her recent silence in the music scene doesn’t mean she’s bowed out completely; she’s simply pressing pause to realign with her purpose.

In an interview on Starr FM, the Ghanaian artiste revealed that the break is a deliberate decision to create music that mirrors her growth and personal truth.

“I haven’t quit music fully. I just needed time to find myself. I don’t want to sing just anything, I want my music to be meaningful and relatable,” she explained.

Fantana emphasized that she no longer wants to chase trends or produce songs that don’t resonate with her identity. Instead, she’s seeking to make an authentic connection with her audience through intentional storytelling.

She also lauded fellow Ghanaian musician Black Sherif for setting a powerful example in the art of musical storytelling, something she believes reflects a positive shift in the local industry.

On the subject of awards, Fantana challenged the industry’s obsession with accolades, stating that an artiste’s legacy shouldn’t hinge on trophies.

READ ALSO: Their Money Isn’t Yours – Wendy Shay Urges Women To Value Effort Over Wealth

“Awards don’t define your career. Many music legends have none. What really matters is having a loyal fan base that connects with your music and supports your journey,” she asserted.

Despite her current hiatus, Fantana encouraged fans to continue streaming her songs and supporting her work. Though she stopped short of confirming a full comeback, she teased new material and an exciting collaboration on the horizon.

“I’m bringing someone iconic, so y’all should stay tuned,” she hinted, keeping listeners eager for what’s next.

Their Money Isn’t Yours – Wendy Shay Urges Women To Value Effort Over Wealth

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Their Money Isn’t Yours – Wendy Shay Urges Women To Value Effort Over Wealth

Ghanaian songstress Wendy Shay is championing a message of loyalty, hard work, and realistic love expectations for young women navigating modern relationships.

In a post shared on X, the “Survivor” hitmaker encouraged women to stand by men who are striving to build a future, rather than chasing already established wealth.

“Before the day ends, I want to tell my ladies that if you are with a guy who is trying and grinding soo hard to build something or make ends meet, encourage them and don’t leave them and chase a wealthy man because their money is not your money,” Shay wrote.

READ ALSO: I Have More Important Things To Say – Black Sherif Explains Why He Avoids Sex-Themed Lyrics

The singer’s message came as part of a broader Father’s Day tribute, in which she applauded responsible men who make daily sacrifices to provide for their families and partners.

“On this Father’s Day, I want to celebrate the good men out there who are also grinding and going out of their way to make it happen for their women. We appreciate you, and we pray you reap the fruit of your labour,” Wendy Shay further stated.

King Paluta Featured In 2025 BECE Creative Arts Paper

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King Paluta Featured In 2025 BECE Creative Arts Paper

Award-winning Ghanaian rapper King Paluta has featured in 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).

The popular Kumasi-based musician, whose real name is Thomas Adjei Wireko, made it into Section B of the Music and Creative Arts paper of the examination.

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I Have More Important Things To Say – Black Sherif Explains Why He Avoids Sex-Themed Lyrics

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I Have More Important Things To Say – Black Sherif Explains Why He Avoids Sex-Themed Lyrics

Ghanaian artiste Black Sherif has drawn a clear line between artistry and trends, revealing that he deliberately avoids singing about sex and women in his music, not because he can’t, but because he believes he has something more profound to offer.

In an interview with Graphic Showbiz, the award-winning musician explained that his creative process is driven by intention, rooted in life experiences and deeper truths he wants to share.

“I don’t write songs about women or sex because I have more important things to say. My goal is to connect with people through messages they can relate to—real-life struggles, sacrifices, dreams and victories. I believe that’s the kind of music that stands the test of time,” he asserted.

For Black Sherif, music is a medium of storytelling, not a playground for passing fads. His lyrics are crafted to resonate with emotion and meaning, not just momentary buzz.

READ ALSO: Black Sherif Denies Accusations Of Inflated Streams, Credits Success To Hard Work And Authenticity

“When I sit down to write, I’m deliberate about the messages I want to convey. I don’t compromise my artistic integrity for temporary fame. That’s what drives me to keep pushing the boundaries of my art and staying true to myself,” he added.

Black Sherif’s unwavering commitment to purpose is not only reflected in his lyrical choices but also in his growing global recognition.

The young artiste earned a nomination for Best International Act at this year’s BET Awards, joining a prestigious list of global talents including Any Gabrielly (Brazil), Ayra Starr (Nigeria), Basky and Ezra Collective (UK), Joé Dwèt Filé and SDM (France), MC Luanna (Brazil), Rema (Nigeria), Tyla (South Africa), and Uncle Waffles (Swaziland).

Although the award ultimately went to Nigeria’s Ayra Starr, Black Sherif remained optimistic and grateful.

“This is just the beginning. I’m proud of how far we’ve come, but I know we’re going even further. The dream is big, and I’m just getting started,” he said.

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