Ghanaian reggae and dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has revealed that he still harbours feelings for his ex-girlfriend, Shatta Michy.

In a candid discussion on the Rants, Bants, and Confessions podcast, released on 31 October 2024, the dancehall musician expressed that he did his best to provide for the actress but felt she did not appreciate his efforts.

Reflecting on their over five-year relationship, Shatta Wale shared that he didn’t want things to end on a sour note but was uncertain about their future together.

“You see, Shatta Michy, she should know that I love her so much that I didn’t want to leave her. But she wasn’t appreciative of all that I did for her. I don’t want to go deep into it because it was a terrible memory,” he stated.

The On God hitmaker also mentioned that their breakup left him heartbroken.

“Let us keep it like that, but she also gave me a broken heart,” he added.

Ghanaian actress Salma Mumin, speaking on UTV’s United Showbiz, defended Bishop Amoako’s statement that the accident was unintentional.

“Salifu Amoako’s son didn’t carry a gun to kill anyone” It was a tragic accident,” she expressed.

“Accidents can happen to anyone, regardless of age. Since it was an accident, we need to be cautious with our words. No one knows when something like this can occur.

“Even if he was a stubborn child at home, I don’t believe he took the car intending to cause such a tragedy,” she shared.

She went on to reflect on the incident, noting that Elrad himself could have been harmed, and said;

“It was only by God’s grace.” Salma also extended her sympathies to the families affected, adding, “I know their pain won’t go away, but I pray God gives them strength through this difficult time.”

Ghanaian actress Martha Ankomah has opened up why she is still single at her age.

In a recent interview with Emelia Brobbey, Martha Ankomah disclosed that she desires to get married one day.

“Marriage is a good thing. It brings honor to you as a woman and your family. I wish I was married with two kids. I wish I was picking and dropping them off at Sunday school and social events. But I can’t do anything without the approval of God.” Martha Ankomah stated.

According to Martha Ankomah, she doesn’t do anything without God’s approval. She added that God has approved all the steps she has taken in life.

“ Everything I have done in my life was approved by God. God knows I want to be married and have kids in the future so I am waiting for his approval. When God approves it, I will get married and have wonderful children”. She disclosed.

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Rising Ghanaian Afrobeats artist Leftizzle is proud to announce the release of his highly anticipated debut EP. Leftizzle became popular off the back of his viral song “Kiki”, the extremely popular collaboration with Fuse ODG,that got people debating online while also creating viral dane videos.

Drawing inspiration from personal experiences and his own beloved Ghanaian culture, this project invites listeners to enjoy the smooth and sensual sound of Leftizzle’s vocals mixed in with some satisfying instrumentation. With a blend of Ghanaian and international sounds, Leftizzle creates a unique musical atmosphere that resonates with authenticity and passion.

The EP’s standout track, “Girl Next Door,” was inspired by a memorable night out. “I went to the club one Friday with my team,and there was this girl on the dance floor,capturing everyone’s attention with her moves,” Leftizzle recalls. “When I received the instrumental days later, I couldn’t help but think of her. That memory shaped the song.”

Each track on the EP has a different emotional tone, with Leftizzle carefully selecting instruments to bring out warmth and intimacy. His goal is for listeners to feel a range of emotions as they journey through the seven tracks, from joy to introspection.

Musical Influences and Cultural Roots Leftizzle’s sound is a rich fusion of influences, from Ghanaian highlife and hiplife legends like E.T. Mensah and Kojo Antwi, to international Afrobeats icons like Fela Kuti and Burna Boy. His music tells stories, much like the artists who have shaped his sound, blending traditional Ghanaian rhythms with modern production. “Their ability to tell stories through music inspired me to infuse cultural elements into my work,” he explains.

Throughout the EP, Leftizzle pays homage to his Ghanaian heritage. He incorporates traditional rhythms and instruments, blending them with highlife and Afrobeats. The use of local languages like Twi adds depth to the emotional resonance of his songs, allowing him to reach his audience on a more intimate level.

Following the release of this debut EP, Leftizzle has a lineup of exciting projects on the horizon. Fans can look forward to more collaborations, new music videos, and live performances. “More singles are on the way, and an album will follow soon after,” he reveals, hinting that this is just the beginning of his journey in the global music scene.

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Leftizzle is an emerging Afrobeats artist from Ghana, known for his unique blend of highlife, hiplife, and modern Afrobeats. With his debut EP, he aims to elevate Ghanaian music on the global stage while staying true to his cultural roots. His music is a reflection of his personal experiences, inviting listeners to connect emotionally through rhythm, storytelling, and authenticity.

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