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After All Keche Is Not Dead, Here’s What They’ve Been Up To That Has Made Them Quiet

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Keche and manager, George Britton

Music group Keche has been quiet for a very long time.

Nothing has been heard about them for months and that has made people wonder if they are still in active music. To all individuals who have been asking the whereabouts of Andrew Kofi Cudjoe and Joshua Kojo Ampah – members of the once vibrant group, Keche, Zionfelix.net has a gist for you.

According to their manager, George Britton, the duo has been camped just to work on their new album. Aside working on great songs for their yet-to-be-released album, Mr. Britton added in his Facebook post that they are also working on some great visuals. He continued that the videos his boys are working on will blow away the minds of Ghanaians.

“Anytime I post a picture of other artistes most of you tend to ask me the whereabouts of my artistes KECHE. The Skill Team is busily working on our album and some visuals. Ghana, Africa and the world will be blown away. Medaase #GB_Recz #TheSkillTeam”

Keche is known for hit songs like Diabeties, Sorkode, Aluguntugui, show something and many others.

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The Relationship You Never Knew About: James Gardiner Names The Top Actress Who Linked Him To Vivian Jill

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James Gardiner at Vivian Jill Lawrence’s son’s naming ceremony

Zylofon signee James Gardiner has been friends with Kumawood actress Vivian Jill Lawrence for a while, and he says he can never have a love affair with her.

The actor compared her relationship with Jill Lawrence to that of actress Roselyn Ngissah. According to him, he sees Miss Ngissah as a sister and same applies to the Kumawood star.

James Gardiner on Celebrity Ride With Zionfelix show disclosed that he mostly shares ideas with both actresses and that is one aspect he loves about their friendship. Speaking on how he met Vivian Jill Lawrence, Mr. Gardiner told Zionfelix, host of the ‘Celebrity Ride’ show that Roselyn Ngissah ‘connected’ them months back. The actor and voice-over artist born on May 16 further stated “we just got along when we met at an event”.

He added that aside Clinton and Alfie’s mum, Vivian Jill Lawrence, another Kumawood actress he is close to is Mercy Asiedu. The relationship between James Gardiner and Vivian came public after the former was seen at the latter’s last born’s naming ceremony held on Saturday, June 17, 2017, in Kumasi.

James Gardiner who was the only male actor from Accra at the christening of Alfie Nana Amponsah Okobeng, Jill’s second son said on the show that he accepted to attend the event because the actress officially invited him. The award-winning actor concluded that he believes she did invite other actors but time did not permit them to be at the naming ceremony so the public should not insinuate that Jill discriminated when inviting people for the event.

Watch James Gardiner on Celebrity Ride With Zionfelix show below:

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Nathaniel Attoh Leads Hosting Duties For Miss Ghana Finale This Sat., Oct 7

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With just days to the grand finale of the most prestigious beauty pageant in Ghana, Exclusive Event Gh. Ltd, organizers of the Miss Ghana pageants are feverishly putting together all relevant structures to make the event a memorable one; and in line with that, the Masters of Ceremonies (MCs) for the event have been announced.

Leading a strong force of personalities that would commandeer the historic Miss Ghana 60YearsOn event as hosts is Nathaniel Attoh, a famed and accomplished professional Master of Ceremonies – who has overseen a plethora of high profile events over the years.

Some of the events hosted by the man who also works as Television and Radio Broadcaster for Multimedia Company Ltd, are the 60th Anniversary of GCB Bank (then Ghana Commercial Bank), 5 editions of the Sports Writers Association of Ghana (SWAG), 3 editions of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) Awards, the 2015 edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, (CIMG (Chartered Institute of Marketing Ghana) Awards 2013, Ghana Banking Awards 2015, Ghana Movie Awards 2011, 20th Anniversary Dinner of Golden Tulip Hotel, Ghana and many others.

Nat Attoh will be joined by Selasi Kwawu, Miss Ghana 2001, who has grown to become one of the brilliant MCs in the country, as well as Eklu Patrick Amendah, a Communication and Architectural expert from Togo.

Miss Ghana 2017 Grand Finale, Charity Ball & Honorary Awards is this Saturday, October 7, 2017, at the Banquet Hall, State House.

Miss Ghana 2017/MissGhana60YearsOn is powered by Exclusive Event Gh. Ltd in collaboration with Ministry of Tourism, Arts & Culture and Ghana60YearsOn Planning Committee.

Miss Ghana 60 Years On event is sponsored by National Lottery Authority, Intercity STC, NIB, NPA, IPMC and supported by GOIL,FC Beauty Klinik, Akosombo Textile Limited, Ritel Ghana, DDP, Primus Water, Pippa’s Health Centre, Hungarian Trade & Cultural Center (HTTC), Hungary Embassy, Nasco Electronics, Special Ice Water, Kare products, Akayet Hotel, Global Dream Hotel & Service Apartments, Tang Palace, Aqua Safari Resort, JIL, Ibis Style Hotel, Karen Products, Amazing U, Hottees, Pokuaa Accessories, Accents & Curve, Queens Touch Décor, Forever Easy, Limpex Impressions, Starbow Airline, Holiday Inn Hotel, Caesars Casino, Asantewaa Premier Guesthouse, Best Western Atlantic Hotel Takoradi, Skyplus Hotel Ho, Samit Hotel, Tyco Hotel, Royal Cozy Hotel, Busua Beach Resort, Eusbet Hotel, Eastgate Hotel, Grand Casamora, Raybow Hotel, Lizzy’s Sports Complex, Magnum Force Securities, High End Production, Purple Room Lingerie, Palace Superstore, Yummie Noodles, La Chaumiere restaurant, Buka Restaurant, Koko King, La Galette, PadThai Restaurant, Regal Chinese Restaurant, Bush Canteen, Café Mundo, Gold Coast Restaurant, Jamrock restaurant, Flair catering and Pink Panda.

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PHOTOS: KOD, Elikem Kumodzie, Others Storm Le Bon Collections 5 Yrs Anniversary

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KOD AND CEO Of Le Bon Collections

Ghanaian fashion brand Le Bon Collections is celebrating five years of  growth  and success in the country’s fashion industry.

The fashion house which has been in operation since 2012 has been contributing to the industry in various ways and is also poised to break new grounds as it celebrates its milestone.

Last Saturday it held a sizable fashion event at Le Bon’s outfit located at Dzorwulu opposite the Mediferm Hospital, not far from Sid Theatre in Accra to celebrate with its clients, who kept the fashion house in business in the last five years.

The ceremony was also used to outdoor the brand’s latest collection dubbed Maho 17.

Among industry players who attended the ceremony were Kofi Okyere Darko (KOD), Elikem Kumordzi, Shaida Buari and a host of others.

“Five years has been very tough but rewarding. I mean we are amazed. We started not believing in ourselves but people kind of believed in us. We are happy we have been able to get this,” CEO of Le Bon Collections Bridget Osei Nyarko said.

Le Bon Collections is one of the influential fashion brands in Ghana and known for its feats on Ghana’s runways. Its most recent runway events include showcasing at ‘Rhythms On Da Runway’ and another by the American Embassy in Accra.

Le Bon Collections are predominantly silk and soft fabrics and also have special stones in them. The brand is also known for its bespoke services. It combines pattern drafting and free-hand-cutting techniques in making designs to suit its comprehensive class.

Located at Dzorwulu, Le Bon Collections is not just being celebrated as one of the favourite and finest female clothing lines, but it also makes clothing with an exceptional taste. Le Bon is affordable and also has different levels of clienteles.

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LIFESTYLE OF THE RICH: See The Cars Moesha Boudong, Bill Asamoah, Vivian Jill, Other Top Stars Drive In 2017 And Their Cost- PHOTOS

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Vivian Jill Lawrence in one of her cars

Car they say is no more purchased for luxury because you cannot reside in a country like Ghana without owning one – that does not mean it is an offense not to own one.

Owning a car is very useful in the life of a celebrity due to the errands they make each day. Today, Zionfelix.net gives you some Ghanaian celebrities and the cars they drive in the year 2017. These are the cars the stars used when blogger and on air personality Zionfelix interviewed them on his show, ‘Celebrity Ride With Zionfelix’.

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Let’s take a look at the cars stars like Vivian Jill Lawrence, Bill Asamoah, D-Black, Moesha Boudong, Nikki Samonas, Trace Boakye and many others drive around town this year.

Vivian JillLawrence

Top Kumawood actress Vivian Jill has three cars parked at her house in Kumasi. The new toy she just added to the other two is the Honda Civic she acquired when she traveled to USA to deliver her second son, Alfie. The 2017 Honda Civic she says is around Gh150,000.

Nikk Samonas

Actress Nikki Samonas drives around town in a 2017 registered Hyundai. The car according to her was purchased not long ago. The beautiful actress failed to quote the cost of her new car. Nikki’s interview on “Celebrity Ride With Zionfelix” show is yet-to-be-shown.

Piesie Esther

Renowned gospel artiste Pisie Esther owns three cars but she is mostly seen in her 2016 registered Toyota Highlander purchased a year and half ago. When she appeared on Celebrity Ride With Zionfelix show, she said the two others were Toyota Matrix and Peugeot.

She told Zionfelix, host of the ‘Celebrity Ride’ show that her husband gave the Toyota Highlander to her as a gift after giving birth to her last born in USA. The gospel minister continued that her husband is the right person to mention the price of the Highlander but she is very sure a home-used Toyota Highlander like hers costs more than Gh150, 000.

Brother Sammy

Gospel musician Bro. Sammy is seen on the streets of Kumasi in his 2016 registered Hyundai but that is not the only toy he owns. According to him on Celebrity Ride With Zionfelix, he has about 20 cars.

Sammy real name Samuel Opoku explained that fourteen (14) of the cars are on the road working for him to get more cash into his pocket whilst the other six (6) are his private machines.

Bill Asamoah

William Asamoah Addo popularly called Bill Asamoah in the year 2017 has been enjoying in his Mitsubishi car. Mr. Asamoah says he owns only that car but we hear he has other cars including a BMW.

Tracey Boakye

Tracey Boakye prior to the 2016 election acquired a 2016 Toyota Carolla. She does not joke with this car because that is the only toy she has. Please she says former president Mahama did not give it to her.

Moesha Boudong

Moesha says she owns only one car and that is the 2016 registered KIA. Her interview on “Celebrity Ride With Zionfelix’ is yet-to-be-shown.

D-Black

Rapper Desmond Blackmore aka D-Black owns two expensive cars – a Range Rover and Benz C350 he acquired in 2016. The cost of the Benz C350 he said is around Gh150,000. The Range is at the mechanic shop so he has no other choice than to cruise in the Benz C350.

Papa Kumasi

The Kumawood star owns two cars, Toyota Yaris he uses for his daily rounds and another one used as a taxi.

Mzbel

Nana Akua Amoah aka Mzbel on Celebrity Ride With Zionfelix show revealed that she has purchased three cars in four years. She stated that the new toy she added to the two others is the Toyota rav4. The 16 Years singer who was reluctant in mentioning the cost of the tear-rubber Rav4 car revealed that it cost her around Gh70, 000 to clear it from harbor when it was shipped to Ghana.

James Gardiner

This young man drives in a 2017 Toyota Prado which he said is around Gh200,000. James Gardiner told Zionfelix on the show that he has purchased three cars with his own cash since he was given birth.

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Feli Nuna To Embark On A High School Tour Themed “Keep It Till He Ring It”

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Recently just back from her trip to china where she  performed at the Asia-Africa youth summit, Feli Nuna is set to embark on her much anticipated  High school tour dubbed  “KEEP IT TILL HE RING IT” – a slogan  in relation to her viral  fast rising single, Gelaway which was released in August 2017.

Gelaway is a fast-tempo afrobeats song which preaches the importance of marriage before sex. The song advises young girls on issues pertaining to abstinence, talking about how not to be swayed by the flashy life and lies of men or guys who would deceive and sway them from their life objectives. It also warns them about how these men will not marry them at the end and the dangers it might bring. The song continues to talk about how to be more calculative and careful about their sexual life.

The tour kicks start this Saturday 7th October 2017 at Ghana senior high School and Juabeng senior high school in Koforidua and Mampong Presec School. The tour will be a weekly event where she will choose various senior high schools across Ghana alongside other artist with the very strong message in each school of “Abstinence”.

Feli Nuna known in real life as Felicia Nuna Akosua Tawiah, is a Ghanaian song writer, singer and a rapper who expresses her music through genres like Afro beats, Reggae/ Lover’s Rock, Hip Hop and contemporary High Life. She is currently signed to Beehyve Entertainment; A Ghanaian based record label as their maiden artist under which she has released 7 singles.  For more enquiries or intrested parties who wants to be part of this great experience or support the movement in any way being it sponsorship or invitation to a specific school should kindly reach out to Feli Nuna and her Tour crew or management on 0208912256 or Beehyvestudio@gmail.com.

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Intensified Agitations; An Exercise To Yield An Improvement In Our Music Industry?

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Shatta Wale & Yaa Pono

It is trite knowledge that artistes record songs to serve several purposes. Primarily, it is commonly known that they record songs to entertain.

There are other motives that also enkindle them to assemble lyrics. One of such motives is when they have some serious concerns to make. In that regard, they adopt the music as a medium to ventilate their grievances. Barely 2 weeks ago, steadily rising Madina based rapper, Ayat released a single featuring his fellow Madina based artiste, M.anifest. Titled  Kudi, which literally translates to mean money, the subject matter of the song, the Madina duo submitted their contributions on the Magnom assembled instrumental. In his submission, The ‘god MC’ expressed some noteworthy concerns about the apparently pitiable state of the existing Ghanaian music industry.

“We pay for videos, we pay for studios, blowing our savings oh it hurts……

No record labels, we are the label…..

Forget your loyalties, pay me my royalties Ghana music industry is a fable….

No golden rule, those who have all the gold make all the rules”

The above highlighted lyrics are excerpts of M.anifest’s verse on the said tune.  It is apparent on the face of the lyrics above that M.anifest raised some genuine concerns about our industry. He lamented on the purportedly non-existing and ineffective structures in the industry, the resources the artistes invest into their brand which unfortunately does not yield the merited returns they must be entitled to. He also implicitly conveyed a demand to the Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO), the body approved by law to undertake collective rights management for musical works, to pay him his royalties.

Further, controversial Dancehall Heavyweight, Shatta Wale has also on several occasions voiced out his lamentations on what is deemed to be the ineffectiveness of existing structures in the music industry. He recently demonstrated his passionate concern about the industry once again with a single christened Ghamro. In the song, he reiterated his demand to GHAMRO to provide him with his entitlements.

Recently, in a video Akoo Nana posted on Facebook, the artiste expressed a vehement displeasure at the existing state of the Ghanaian music industry which according to him, does not offer an enabling environment which sufficiently generate the returns that merit the artistes’ output. Akoo Nana radically called for a revolution to remedy the existing status quo.

The premises outlined above, including several others not outlined here gives an indication that generally, our artistes are apparently no longer just mere spectators but have decided to be citizens. I can see them resorting to what is expected of them to do as primary stakeholders of the music industry. There has been an intensified expression of concern about the state of the music industry. More artistes have been joining in the advocacies, activism, demands for accountability from the mandated quarters, inter alia.  Other stakeholders such as journalists, bloggers, industry persons and other concerned persons have also registered their participation in the activism.  It is commendable. I hope this commendable activism does not end up as an exercise in futility but rather, would ignite the implementation of the recommended pragmatic measures for the betterment of the industry. I would however humbly advice that the various agitations are submitted in a very decorous manner devoid of vituperations and wild unsubstantiated allegations.

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See These Major Throwback Photos Of Akrobeto, Obaapa Christy, Maame Serwaa, Other Top Stars

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Obaapa Christy then and now

Every individual has a beginning in life and our top stars are not different.

Zionfelix.net for the past weeks has taken time to gather some old pictures of some renowned personalities in the entertainment industry for the world to know how they looked like in the past.

With most of the photos we have, few stars are easily identifiable but with others, the individual’s name needs to be mentioned before you can make them out.

We are very sure these photos would make you laugh but it is also to tell you that most big endings have small beginnings.

Looking at these photos, most of the stars did not see this beautiful future for themselves when taking these pictures years back.

In the photos below, we have Maame Serwaa (Kumawood actress), Eddie Nartey (actor, movie producer and director), Bismark The Joke (actor), Akrobeto (Kumawood actor), Kwaw Kese and Lord Kenya (musicians), Obaapa Christy (Gospel Musician), Stonebwoy (Dancehall artiste), Funny Face (comic actor) and Rahim Banda (Actor).

Maame Serwaa

Eddie Nartey

Bismark The Joke

Obaapa Christy

Stonebwoy

Funny Face

Kwaw Kese & Lord Kenya

Akrobeto

Rahim Banda

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MOST EXPENSIVE ACTOR? Majid Michel Quotes His Charges For Movies And They Are Not In Cedis

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Best Actor in a Leading Role at the 2012 Africa Movie Academy Awards Majid Michel says he does not charge in Ghana cedis for featuring in movies.

The top African actor in a conversation with Bola Ray on Starr FM agreed to mention his fee he takes before appearing in movie and it is not a chicken change. The ‘Somewhere In Africa’ actor disclosed that he takes about $15,000 (GH66,000) for a movie.

He continued to say that the highest amount he has taken for a role in a movie is a whooping $35,000 (Gh155,000).

“I take $15,000 per movie and not cedis,” Majid told host of Starr Chat Bola Ray Wednesday.

Michel entered professional acting by auditioning for a modelling agency; a neighbour had introduced him to that agency. He was invited to join the modeling agency, Super Model Agency, on the behest of his next-door neighbour. He starred in the television series Things We Do for Love, acquiring his nickname “Shaker” on the set. His role on Things We Do for Love was to be played by a Lebanese boy, and Michel attributes being given the role due to his Lebanese heritage.

Things We Do For Love became a success and propelled him into the mainstream. On the strength of his performance in the series, he was cast in his first movie, Divine Love, as the male lead, alongside Jackie Aygemang as the female lead, with Van Vicker in a supporting role. All three used their roles in the movie to debut their movie careers. Divine Love was a huge success, turning Majid Michel, Jackie Agyemang and Van Vicker into household names across Ghana.

In 2008 Michel starred as the lead role in the film Agony of the Christ, which received seven nominations at the Africa Movie Academy Awards in 2009.

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Kumawood Actresses Emelia Brobbey And Akyere Bruwaa Are Chilling In London Like There’s No Tomorrow – WATCH VIDEO

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Kumawood superstar Emelia Brobbey left Ghana about a month ago to premiere her recently produced movie,’Danfo Bone’ in Europe.

Whilst there, her colleague actress Akyere Bruwaa who also featured in the movie joined her for the European tour of the movie.

The premiere for the movie in Europe is over but Emelia and Akyere do not want to return to Ghana

The two have been enjoying life in London, the capital of England and the United Kingdom.

Both have been spotted at several places chilling like there is no tomorrow.

Watch them below:

 

Borgers wo krom @emeliabrobbey @akyerebruwaagh ✌️

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London dey pap for @emeliabrobbey and @akyerebruwaagh

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