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Okomfo Koleege Reacts To Criticism After Remarrying Following His First Wife’s Death

J.K Oppong
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Okomfo Koleege Reacts To Criticism After Remarrying Following His First Wife’s Death

Ghanaian actor, Collins Oteng, well-known as Okomfo Koleege, has reacted to the criticism targeted at him following his recent marriage.

He was reported to have married again on October 20, 2024. Photos and videos from the private ceremony surfaced online.

On the back of this, mixed reactions were given by social media users. While some understood his position, others chastised him.

Amid the criticism, Koleege has subtly reacted.

READ ALSO: Berla Mundi Shares Lovey-Dovey Video With Her Husband As She Celebrates His Birthday

In a post on TikTok, the popular Kumawood actor shared a video which had a background song of Rap Fada and Amerado’s Chingam song. The song is about how people talk plenty.

He also captioned the video: “#The Bible says a fool is considered wise when he is quiet #Father Forgive dem for they dnt no wat they are saying.”

Okomfo Koleege lost his first wife, Millicent, on November 17, 2022, during childbirth.

@komfokolegae #The Bible says a fool is considered wise when he is quiet #Father Forgive dem for they dnt no wat they are saying #fypシ゚viral #trending #fypシ #viral #goviral #obrempongtv ♬ Chingam – Rap Fada & Amerado

Berla Mundi Shares Lovey-Dovey Video With Her Husband As She Celebrates His Birthday

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Berla Mundi Shares Lovey-Dovey Video With Her Husband As She Celebrates His Birthday

Ghanaian television personality, Berla Mundi and her husband, David Tabi, have shown a strong bond between them.

The couple seemingly do many things together in a bid to create fun and memorable moments.

On the birthday of her husband, Berla took to social media to celebrate him.

She shared a video of one of their lovey-dovey moments.

The TV3 presenter and Mr Tobi in the video reshared on Instagram well mimicking a voice. Apparently, the video was originally made to be posted on TikTok.

READ ALSO: Stonebwoy Is Ghana’s Biggest Export – Bulldog Asserts

They were happy together and it will serve as motivation for others—proving to the sayings that love is a beautiful thing.

Berla captioned the video: “It’s the bell day boy!!! Happy birthday, my paddy!!! More life and many more video moments like this 😆🥰🎈🩵 #MrT.”

Berla Mundi and David Tobi were reported to have tied the knot on Friday, January 4, 2024. The former later confirmed their marriage following rumours and online reports.

Stonebwoy Is Ghana’s Biggest Export – Bulldog Asserts

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Stonebwoy Is Ghana’s Biggest Export – Bulldog Asserts

Ghanaian artiste manager, Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson, popularly known as Bulldog, has sung the praises of Stonebwoy.

He eulogized the Burniton Music Group boss at his ‘Up and Running’ album release party.

Speaking at the event covered by Zionfelix.net, Bulldog asserted that Stonebwoy is Ghana’s biggest export.

Looking at his management and other things, the artiste manager said they are on point.

READ ALSO: Roselyn Mantey Unveils Certificate From Guinness World Records For The Longest Marathon Applying Make-Up (Exclusive Video)

According to him, what they are doing is at the international level.

Stressing on his stance that Stonebwoy is the biggest export from Ghana, Bulldog admitted that others are trying, but they have not reached the level of the ‘Jejereje’ hitmaker.

He added that an assert like Stonebwoy needs to be protected.

Watch his remarks below.

‘I didn’t know ‘Happy Day’ was political; I’m still paying the price’ – Kuami Eugene

Kwabena Ansah
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‘I didn’t know ‘Happy Day’ was political; I’m still paying the price’ – Kuami Eugene

Ghanaian musician Kuami Eugene has revealed that he is still dealing with the consequences of his feature on Sarkodie’s 2020 track, ‘Happy Day’.

Speaking in an interview with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM, the singer disclosed that the song, which was widely interpreted as an endorsement of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP), continues to cause him problems four years after its release.

Eugene explained that when he was approached to feature on the track, he was unaware of its political undertones.

According to him, Sarkodie’s team initially pitched a different theme for the song.

After recording the chorus, however, the song’s direction changed, with many listeners perceiving it as a political endorsement of President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo and the NPP, a stance Kuami Eugene insists he never intended to support.

“I am still suffering from it, and I had no idea what conversation sparked the fact that it should be Kuami Eugene, but after I did the chorus out of the first verse I heard from my senior man (Sarkodie), it ended up that way,” he said.

Afua Asantewaa set to host another sing-a-thon in Kumasi this December

Kwabena Ansah
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Afua Asantewaa set to host another sing-a-thon in Kumasi this December

Unsuccessful Guinness World Record breaker, Afua Asantewaa, popularly known for her singing marathon, has hinted of hosting another edition of the singathon in Kumasi in December.

The event planner, in December 2023, brought the entire country together in an attempt to surpass Sunil Waghmare, the record holder for the longest singing by an individual.

However, after five days of consummate try, she was disqualified.

Speaking to Akoma FM’s Tony Best on the mid-morning show, the tourism ambassador disclosed she has acquired another clearance from the Guinness World Record to host another singathon in Kumasi.

“I can tell you on your show that, God willing in December, I will be hosting another singathon but this time I’m planning to do it in Kumasi.

“Myself and the team are doing a feasibility study to appreciate which part of the city will best suit the attempt. This will allow those in this enclave to make a feel of the show and also deepen my ambassadorial role.

“The fact that I was not successful in my first attempt shouldn’t be a barrier to my quest of becoming a Guinness World record holder.”

 Nadia Buari finally reveals why she has paused acting to venture into movie production

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 Nadia Buari finally reveals why she has paused acting to venture into movie production

Ghanaian actress, Nadia Buari has opened up on why she ventured into producing movies aside her role as an actress.

In an interview on The Afternoon Show, Wednesday, October 23, the actress said she took the decision because she was tired of playing the ‘lover girl’ roles she usually receives.

According to her, this decision was to challenge herself to be other character.

“I got into movie producing because I felt I wasn’t challenged enough. I felt the scripts I received and the roles I played were not challenging enough.

“I am a thriller and horror freak and every time I got a script it was either a lover girl or I was after somebody’s boyfriend and I just got tired of that.

“I had too many stories and I felt like if I ventured into producing my own movies, I could play the character I have always wanted to play,” she explained.

Nadia has been able to produce four movies and still counting.

Roselyn Mantey Unveils Certificate From Guinness World Records For The Longest Marathon Applying Make-Up (Exclusive Video)

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Roselyn Mantey Unveils Certificate From Guinness World Records For The Longest Marathon Applying Make-Up (Exclusive Video)

Roselyn Akosua Mantey has unveiled her certificate after setting the Guinness World Record for the longest marathon applying make-up.

She achieved this feat after the 5-day make-up-a-thon which was held in Legon-Accra, Ghana starting from April 3, 2024.

After submitting the evidence, the Guinness World Records approved it following verification of the evidence submitted.

Akosua Mantey achieved the longest marathon of applying make-up with a record of 103 hr 25 min 33 sec.

On Wednesday, October 23, 2024, Akosua, also a winner of TV3 Mentor met a section of the Ghanaian media and unveiled the certificate.

She shared the challenges she faced during the marathon.

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Akosua disclosed that getting sponsors was even a challenge.

While sharing her experience, Roselyn Mantey shed tears.

She also thanked her team, sponsors and all those who made this come to reality.

Watch the video below.

Laws in Ghana only apply to the poor – Kwabena Kwabena

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Laws in Ghana only apply to the poor – Kwabena Kwabena

Ghanaian highlife musician Kwabena Kwabena has voiced his concerns regarding the handling of the recent East Legon accident involving Bishop Salifu Amoako’s son.

Speaking in an interview on Adom TV, the “Adult Music” hitmaker expressed disappointment in the police and lawmakers, claiming that laws in Ghana seem to be applied unequally depending on one’s wealth and status.

Kwabena Kwabena remarked that it is troubling to see juveniles driving recklessly without any consequences, especially when videos of such behavior are posted online.

Referring to the tragic accident, he highlighted that Bishop Amoako’s son, who is reportedly responsible for the deaths of two young girls, should not have been driving in the first place.

“The young man’s social media has been filled with videos of him driving carelessly, and yet the police have failed to act,” the singer said.

He further criticized law enforcement, saying that they tend to ignore the reckless actions of wealthy individuals while strictly enforcing the law on the poor and vulnerable.

Kwabena Kwabena expressed his frustration, pointing out that the police, who are responsible for monitoring social media activities, did nothing despite the evidence.

“The laws in Ghana only seem to work on the weak and the poor. We need to ensure that juveniles are not driving, and law enforcement must do their job properly,” he said.

The musician also called for the public to learn from this tragic situation rather than mock the family involved. “It can happen to anyone,” he added, urging for more responsible behavior and better enforcement of laws to prevent such tragedies in the future.

Ghana’s financial crisis should be blamed on external shocks – Ofori Amponsah

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Ghana’s financial crisis should be blamed on external shocks – Ofori Amponsah

Award winning Highlife artiste, Ofori Amponsah, has acknowledged that Ghana is going through a financial crisis.

According to the Cinderella hitmaker during an interview with Berla Mundi on TV3, the financial challenges being faced by the country are not a result of mismanagement but rather because of external shocks.

“What we are facing is that we are facing external shocks, I did economics in school and so I understand the system.


What I feel for this nation, especially when I see people on ships going to Italy, I cry in my heart because there are so much opportunities in this country that people don’t see.


When it comes to farming there is a lot but people don’t love what will bring them money, everyone wants to cut corners for money and when everybody is cutting corners for money what economy do we have?

That is why I’m saying that we have to do an introspection as a country because one party cannot do it so we have to come together to fix this country,” – he said.


“Every country experiences this phase of financial challenges. Ghana is facing its own financial challenges at this time. We don’t have to give up because no one particular person can fix it until we come together and fix it.

Today the dollar is Ghc16 maybe tomorrow Mahama may come and the dollar will be Ghc 25 another will come and maybe in the next ten years if we are living you’ll interview me and say I told you.

“Don’t go broke trying to compete with people that steal money” – Singer EFYA advices

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“Don’t go broke trying to compete with people that steal money” – Singer EFYA advices

Ghanaian singer Efya recently shared a thought-provoking message with her followers on X, advising them against financial recklessness.

“Don’t go broke trying to compete with people that steal money,” she wrote, urging fans to prioritize their own stability rather than engaging in unnecessary competition.

Efya, widely regarded as one of Ghana’s top female vocalists, has consistently used her platform to inspire and guide her audience.

Her recent tweet adds to the growing conversation around mindful living in a society driven by appearances.

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