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I’m engaged – Malik Basintale tells GH ladies

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I’m engaged – Malik Basintale tells GH ladies

The Deputy National Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Malik Basintale, has revealed that he has been receiving a wave of attention from women, some of whom are interested in pursuing relationships with him.

However, he has firmly stated that he is already in a committed relationship and has asked for his privacy to be respected.

During a post-election discussion on TV3’s Ghana Decides program, Basintale addressed a viewer’s comment about his marital status.

“I go on TikTok and you see somebody has said, ‘the Basintale lady, Mrs Basintale,’” he shared humorously before adding, “Please, I am taken. Leave me in peace.”

The revelation came as Basintale responded to growing public curiosity about his life following his increasing visibility in Ghanaian politics.

While he acknowledged the attention, he reiterated that his focus remains on his relationship and his role within the NDC.

“I’m happy that Nana Addo has been humiliated” – Kwame A Plus

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“I’m happy that Nana Addo has been humiliated” – Kwame A Plus

Kwame Asare Obeng, widely known as A Plus, has delivered a scathing critique of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo by accusing his leadership of causing irreparable damage to the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

Speaking on GHOne TV, the newly elected independent Member of Parliament for Gomoa Central did not mince words as he celebrated the NPP’s defeat in the 2024 general elections.

“Akufo-Addo has destroyed the NPP,” A Plus declared, describing the election results as a clear repudiation of the president’s policies.

“The general outcome of the election is a great one. Akufo-Addo has been humiliated, and I am so excited about it.”

A Plus attributed the NPP’s loss to its failure to address Ghanaians’ pressing needs, citing corruption and governance failures as key factors.

He criticized the administration’s handling of major policies, particularly the Free Senior High School (SHS) initiative, arguing that while the program was heavily promoted, other critical areas of governance were neglected.

“All they know is Free SHS, but what else? His government stole everything from us and didn’t listen to the people,” he said.

Berla Mundi reacts to pregnancy rumours

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Berla Mundi reacts to pregnancy rumours

Media General broadcaster Berla Mundi has reacted to speculations on social media stating that she was pregnant.

Berla Mundi and her better half tied the knot in January this year, and as expected, family and fans are watching closely to see or hear that she was pregnant.

Due to this pressure from family and friends, some ladies get worried if they are not pregnant after some years in marriage despite doing everything expected of them.

Well, a fan decided to comment under Berla Mundi’s post stating that she could see a baby bump.

But Berla Mundi made fun of the whole situation by referring to the person as a monitoring spirit.

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Creatives Are Not Dumb – Actress Zynnell Zuh Addresses Misconception

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Creatives Are Not Dumb – Actress Zynnell Zuh Addresses Misconception

Ghanaian and fashion icon Zynnell Zuh has addressed the widespread misconception that the entertainment industry is a haven for individuals lacking academic aptitude or a last resort for those deemed failures in life.

Speaking candidly on the subject, Zynnell expressed her dismay at the negative perceptions surrounding entertainers. “It is unfortunate that people often undervalue the intelligence of those pursuing their passions in the creative arts,” she remarked.

Zynnell, who boasts an impressive academic background, holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) Degree in Geography and Information Studies from the University of Ghana and a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from Mountcrest University College. Just last month, she added another feather to her cap by earning a Master of Laws (LLM) degree from BPP University in the United Kingdom.

In an interview with Graphic Showbiz on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, the actress emphasized that her academic accomplishments contradict the stereotype of entertainers lacking intelligence.

“The perception that individuals in showbiz aren’t smart is a stereotype I strongly oppose,” she stated. “It takes immense intelligence and versatility to balance creativity, business, and strategic planning. Many creatives are highly educated and use their platforms to make a positive societal impact. It’s crucial to challenge such misconceptions and celebrate the diversity of talent within the industry.”

READ ALSO: I Left My Phones With Cousins And Friends – David Osei Explains Mahama ‘Drunkard’ Post

Zynnell shared that her latest academic milestone positions her to delve into new ventures, particularly in commercial and entertainment law. She plans to blend her creative talents with her legal expertise to enhance her endeavors in film production, fashion, and philanthropy.

“Earning my Master of Laws degree from BPP University is a significant achievement that solidifies my commitment to integrating my creative and legal pursuits,” she explained. “My goal is to specialize in entertainment and commercial law, managing the legal aspects of my film production company, fashion business, and charity organization.”

She further elaborated on her vision, stating, “This journey is part of my evolution into a multifaceted brand that harmonizes creativity, business, and philanthropy. I am focused on delivering greater value to my audience—whether through thought-provoking films, empowering fashion pieces, or impactful charity work.”

Zynnell also revealed plans to expand her fashion brand into ready-to-wear collections and elevate her film production company with new projects.

“This degree has given me the tools to dive deeper into commercial and entertainment law, which will provide invaluable support to creative businesses like mine. I’m excited about what lies ahead,” she added.

“Accept Defeat And Move On”—Baba Sadiq Advises NPP’s Hon. Patrick Boamah Amid Controversy Over Okaikwei Central Parliamentary Seat

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“Accept Defeat And Move On”—Baba Sadiq Advises NPP’s Hon. Patrick Boamah Amid Controversy Over Okaikwei Central Parliamentary Seat

Music entrepreneur-turned-politician Baba Sadiq recently made history as he emerged victorious in the 2024 parliamentary race for Okaikwei Central.

On his debut on the ticket of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Baba Sadiq has reportedly ousted the incumbent, Patrick Boamah of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), in a tightly contested election.

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I Left My Phones With Cousins And Friends – David Osei Explains Mahama ‘Drunkard’ Post

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I Left My Phones With Cousins And Friends – David Osei Explains Mahama ‘Drunkard’ Post

Ghanaian actor Prince David Osei has addressed a controversy surrounding a now-deleted post from his X (formerly Twitter) account that labeled President-Elect John Dramani Mahama as a “drunkard.”

The actor, who has since apologized to the President-Elect, denied authoring the comment and provided an explanation during an interview on Hitz FM’s Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dosty.

Prince explained that the post was a reply to an X user who had made disparaging remarks about him. However, he maintained that he was not the one behind the insult.

“After the election, we were all disappointed and a bit down because the outcome surprised us. Despite that, I publicly congratulated the NDC and the President-Elect. I even made a post calling for peace and unity. Then I started receiving numerous attacks on Twitter,” he recounted.

He further explained that due to his frustration and disappointment after the election, he avoided his phone entirely. “I wasn’t using my phone. Normally, when the bullying and trolling start, I leave my phone with my cousins or friends to handle,” he said.

Prince revealed his shock upon discovering reports about the alleged insult. “I woke up to see people tagging me in posts that supposedly came from my page. When I checked my feed, I didn’t see the post, but it was being widely shared on Facebook. I questioned my cousins and friends, but they denied making the comment. Still, I believe it may have been written in response to provocation from X users attacking me,” he explained.

The actor said his relatives may have deleted the post shortly after replying to the troll. Despite not being directly responsible for the comment, Prince decided to issue an apology to diffuse the situation.

READ ALSO: I Deeply Apologize If My Words During The Campaign Offended Anyone From The NDC – Prince David Osei

“Because it came from my page, I took responsibility and apologized. I was also receiving death threats over this incident,” he added.

Prince emphasized that the insult did not reflect his views and reiterated his respect for the President-Elect.

“This experience has taught me to be extra cautious about who handles my social media accounts,” he concluded.

‘I Was A Coward Because Of Millit@ry Rule Under Prez. Akufo-Addo’ – Criss Waddle On Why He Has Suddenly Become Vocal Online

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‘I Was A Coward Because Of Millit@ry Rule Under Prez. Akufo-Addo’ – Criss Waddle On Why He Has Suddenly Become Vocal Online

Popular Ghanaian musician and businessman Criss Waddle is making headlines with his reaction to the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) crushing defeat in the December 7, 2024, presidential election.

The election saw the National Democratic Congress (NDC) reclaim power after eight years of NPP governance under President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo.

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Kofi Kinaata Gets Huge Sponsorship For His 2024 Made In Taadi Festival

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Kofi Kinaata Gets Huge Sponsorship For His 2024 Made In Taadi Festival

Kofi Kinaata’s much-anticipated Made in Taadi Concert is back with a bang after a two-year hiatus due some some logistical challenges and the lack of a venue.

The 2024 edition is expected to be a mega one as Kinaata has secured a major sponsorship from Enterprise Life.

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I Deeply Apologize If My Words During The Campaign Offended Anyone From The NDC – Prince David Osei

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I Deeply Apologize If My Words During The Campaign Offended Anyone From The NDC – Prince David Osei

Ghanaian actor, Prince David Osei, is calling for peace after the 2024 elections.

He apologized to all those his words offended during the campaign period.

Prince, who is a member of the New Patriotic Party, specifically mentioned that he deeply apologizes if his words offended any NDC member.

Though they all focused on winning, the popular actor said they should now move forward and live in peace.

READ ALSO: Prince David Osei Congratulates John Mahama; Hints At His Presidential Ambition

He wrote: “I deeply apologize if my words during the campaign offended anyone from NDC. We were all focused on winning but now let’s move forward and live in peace. God bless Ghana.”

After John Mahama was declared president-elect in the 2024 presidential election, Prince David Osei congratulated him on Monday, December 10, 2024.

He further opened up about his presidential ambition.

Upon everything I did for them they didn’t even vote – KT Hammond

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Upon everything I did for them they didn’t even vote – KT Hammond

KT Hammond, Member of Parliament (MP) for Adansi Asokwa, expressed unhappiness with his constituents following his recent defeat in the 2024 parliamentary elections.

According to him, the citizens of his constituency declined to vote, resulting in his defeat.

He added that what bothered him the most was that regions where chiefs had assured him of victory still did not turn out to vote for him.

“I’ve worked hard for this constituency, and I thought that would be appreciated at the polls. But politics is full of surprises, and it’s clear that the people wanted a change,” he said.

“Places that cars couldn’t go, I had to walk and visit them. Places that even during my youthful age I wasn’t going, I went there in my old age. So, I made sure that I covered all places and felt comfortable.”

He continued, “So, when election day came, people refused to go and vote, and I was asking them why. They said they needed money. And I was like, why would they request money when I have done roads and provided them with potable water?

“What will make you cry is places where I constructed roads, where the chiefs said they would vote for me in appreciation, but they didn’t vote. It is very sad. What pained my heart most is that they didn’t vote.”

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