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Stonebwoy Causes Stir With Cryptic X Post

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Stonebwoy Causes Stir With Cryptic X Post

Burniton Music boss Stonebwoy has sparked widespread discussion on social media after sharing a cryptic message on his X account on Saturday, May 30, 2026.

The award-winning musician posted: “These 2 guys have been faking to each other based on interests and timing. Convenient friendship. Even the devil hates that..”

The post immediately generated thousands of reactions, with fans and entertainment enthusiasts attempting to decipher exactly who the “two guys” referenced in the message could be.

While Stonebwoy did not mention any names in the post, a section of his followers has begun speculating that the message may have been directed at fellow Ghanaian music stars Shatta Wale and Sarkodie.

The speculation comes on the back of recent comments made by Shatta Wale during an interview with Bola Ray. In the interview, the SM boss emphasized the need for unity among himself, Sarkodie and Stonebwoy, arguing that collaboration and togetherness would be key if Ghanaian music is to compete effectively on the global stage.

Also, others linked it with how both artists showed up at Kwaku Smoke’s London show the support him as surprise acts some hours ago.

It is this backdrop that has led some social media users to connect Stonebwoy’s latest post to Shatta Wale and Sarkodie. According to those making the claim, the timing of the message has raised eyebrows, with some suggesting the dancehall star may have been reacting to recent developments involving the two artistes.

As of the time of filing this report, Stonebwoy has not provided any further explanation regarding the post, leaving fans to continue debating its intended meaning.

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‘The Song Was Everywhere’ – Sista Afia Questions Asuoden’s TGMA Exclusion

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‘The Song Was Everywhere’ – Sista Afia Questions Asuoden’s TGMA Exclusion

Ghanaian singer Sista Afia has opened up about one of the biggest disappointments of her music career, revealing that she still struggles to understand why her hit collaboration Asuoden failed to secure a nomination at the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA).

The song, which featured award-winning artiste Kuami Eugene, enjoyed significant airplay across radio and television platforms shortly after its release and quickly became one of the most talked-about records at the time. Yet when the awards nominations were announced, the track was nowhere to be found.

Speaking in an interview with MC Portfolio on Angel FM in Kumasi, Sista Afia said the exclusion marked a turning point in how she viewed the awards process.

“Asuoden really hurts me till now, that was when I realised there’s a sabotage going on with me. In less than two weeks after I released it, the song was everywhere, but when nominations came out, Asuoden wasn’t in,” she said while reflecting on the success of the song.

READ ALSO: I Don’t Depend On Men For Money In Relationships – Sista Afia

The singer disclosed that she had submitted several works for consideration in about eight different categories, including Best Vocal Performance and other top award slots. Despite the number of entries, she did not receive a single nomination.

To her, the absence of Asuoden from the shortlist remains particularly difficult to accept, especially given the song’s popularity and visibility at the time.

She said the outcome left her questioning whether there were factors beyond talent, hard work and proper submission requirements influencing recognition within the awards scheme.

Despite her frustrations, the singer insisted she would not abandon her principles in pursuit of nominations or industry approval.

“I’m not the type of person to kiss asses. I do my work how I’m supposed to, so if that’s what it takes, I’m sorry because I don’t kiss asses,” Sista Afia stressed.

Watch her statement below.

@gists_online Sista Afia breaks silence on why she has never secured a TGMA award during an interview with @MC PORTFOLIO #gistsonline ♬ original sound – Gists Online

Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy And Others Helped NAM 1 Build Trust In Menzgold – Bullet Claims

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Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy And Others Helped NAM 1 Build Trust In Menzgold – Bullet Claims

Bullet has claimed that Nana Appiah Mensah, popularly known as NAM 1, deliberately surrounded himself with some of Ghana’s biggest entertainment personalities as part of a strategy to build public trust in Menzgold and his other business ventures.

Speaking on Angel FM in an interview with MC Portfolio, the Rufftown Records boss said the former Menzgold and Zylofon Media CEO was never genuinely invested in the music business. Instead, he alleged that celebrities were recruited to help strengthen the credibility of businesses that were seeking public confidence.

According to Bullet, the signing of top musicians to Zylofon Media was less about developing talent and more about creating an image that would attract investors and reassure potential customers.

READ ALSO: I Don’t Depend On Men For Money In Relationships – Sista Afia

He argued that the involvement of well-known artistes gave many Ghanaians the impression that the company was trustworthy, encouraging them to place their money with Menzgold.

“NAM 1, you don’t know anything about music. You have made money, and because you wanted people to trust you in the business you are doing, you signed celebrities and artistes so that they would showcase themselves. When the public sees that these artistes are on your label, they will go and save money.

“If it were in Europe, all artistes who took money from NAM 1 would have to return it because he used the artistes, including Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy, to deceive Ghanaians,” he alleged.

Bullet went on to suggest that in some countries, public figures who benefited from similar endorsement arrangements could be compelled to refund money if authorities determined that their influence played a role in attracting investors.

The artiste manager also revisited speculation surrounding the late Ebony Reigns and reports that she had contemplated a move from Rufftown Records to Zylofon Media before her death.

He dismissed suggestions that such a decision would have been surprising, noting that artistes often weigh their options whenever a financially strong label enters the industry.

Bullet explained that musicians are naturally drawn to opportunities that promise greater investment, improved career prospects and stronger promotional support, adding that such movement is common within Ghana’s music scene.

Meanwhile, Nana Appiah Mensah and several companies associated with him remain entangled in a number of legal cases. The allegations against him include unlicensed gold trading, unauthorised deposit-taking, investment inducement, defrauding by false pretences, fraudulent breach of trust and money laundering.

Watch a video of his statement below.

@qwadwo.vyrus NAM 1 deceived and used SHATTAWALE & STONEBWOY to cover his scam deals and God is punishing him for that – Bullet angrily fires at zylofon CEO NAM1 #stonebwoyfans🇬🇭 #shattamovement #stonebwoy #shattawaleking #fyp ♬ original sound – Qwadwo Vyrus

I Don’t Depend On Men For Money In Relationships – Sista Afia

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I Don’t Depend On Men For Money In Relationships – Sista Afia

Sista Afia asserts that financial dependence has never been part of her approach to relationships. According to her, she has never asked a man for money while in a relationship.

During an interview with MC Portfolio on Kumasi-based Angel FM, the “Weather” singer opened up about why she chooses to stand on her own financially, stressing that she earns her own income and does not believe in depending on a partner for survival.

“I’ve never asked any man for any amount of money before. When I’m dating a man, I don’t ask them for MoMo because I make my own money, and I know I will always make my own money. It doesn’t matter if the man is rich; it will be worrying if I go with that mentality. I make my own money. If you want to buy for me, I will appreciate it, but don’t expect me to ask you for it,” she noted.

According to her, some men become uncomfortable around independent women because they feel they cannot easily control them. She argued that a woman’s ability to provide for herself should not be viewed as a threat in a relationship.

READ ALSO: Choirmaster’s Painful Tribute To Late Wife On What Would Have Been Her Birthday

“Most Ghanaian men like to take care of a woman they can control. The IQ is low. If you get a hardworking woman who makes her own money, respects and loves you, why would you have that mentality that the woman will be competing with you?” she said.

Touching on her love life, Sista Afia explained that she does not limit herself to any particular type of man and is open to dating even corporate professionals often described as “9-5ers.”

She, however, admitted that finding someone who understands her beyond the fame has been difficult. While she is currently not chasing a relationship, the singer confessed she is someone who loves deeply and has previously been with men who struggled to believe that a celebrity woman could be financially independent and still not ask them for money.

Watch her statement below.

@simondeshiny3 “I Have Never Asked a Man for MoMo Before” — @Sista Afia opens up on Angel FM Drive Time with @MC PORTFOLIO #foryoupage #viral #trending ♬ original sound – SHINY CREATIONS📸🎉

Emelia Brobbey Finally Reacts To Paa George’s Claims Of Neglect – Watch Video

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Emelia Brobbey Finally Reacts To Paa George’s Claims Of Neglect – Watch Video

Ghanaian actress and entrepreneur Emelia Brobbey has finally broken her silence following recent comments made by veteran actor Paa George concerning their relationship.

Speaking in an interview with Poleeno of Poleeno Multimedia after comedian Dr. Likee’s successful concert at the Indigo O2 in the United Kingdom, Emelia Brobbey presented her side of the story for the first time.

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Choirmaster’s Painful Tribute To Late Wife On What Would Have Been Her Birthday

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Choirmaster’s Painful Tribute To Late Wife On What Would Have Been Her Birthday

Ghanaian musician Choirmaster, also known as Praye Honeho, has shared a deeply emotional tribute to his late wife, Beverly Afaglo, on what would have been her birthday today, just days after confirming her passing on Sunday, May 24, 2026.

In a message that blends grief with remembrance, the artiste reflected on the difficulty of continuing life without her while marking a day that would normally have been a celebration. His words carried a mix of pain, love, and reflection on their shared journey.

He also touched on the public’s response to their relationship, suggesting that her passing has revealed just how much Ghanaians appreciated the bond they shared.

READ ALSO: Choirmaster Appeals For Privacy Following Passing Of Wife Beverly Afaglo

The message read:

It’s Your Birthday Today in Heaven, And I wish I could Join You 😭😭..But You know I gotta stay in this Fckn** World To take Care of the girls!! Your Passing has made me realize how much Ghanaians Admired the love that we shared 🙏

Rest on Superstar !!! Happy Birthday 🎊🎂🎁 🎈

happybirthday❤️ #happybirthday

🪦 R I P #mylove

The post has since resonated widely, drawing messages of sympathy and support from fans and followers who continue to stand with the family during this difficult period.

Beverly Afaglo, who was well known within Ghana’s entertainment space, had a long-standing public relationship with the musician that was often praised for its openness and stability.

Dr. Likee Replies Lilwin Over Claims About Who Sponsored His Indigo O2 Show

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Dr. Likee Replies Lilwin Over Claims About Who Sponsored His Indigo O2 Show

Ghanaian comic actor and content creator Ras Nene aka Dr. Likee has confirmed reports that he indeed sold his personal car to finance his successful comedy show at Indigo at The O2 in the United Kingdom.

Speaking in a chat with Zionfelix after the event, the celebrated actor subtly reacted to some claims made by Lilwin that he was supposed to be on the show because it was being organized by one big man they all know, however, he was taken off because someone had an issue with him.

Likee mentioned that because of the show and the sacrifice he wanted to make so it happened, he sold his car. “When I return to Ghana, I won’t even have a car to sit in,” he stated.

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Choirmaster Appeals For Privacy Following Passing Of Wife Beverly Afaglo

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Choirmaster Appeals For Privacy Following Passing Of Wife Beverly Afaglo

Ghanaian musician and former member of defunct music group Praye, Eugene Baah, popularly known as Choirmaster, has released an official statement to the public following the passing of his wife, actress Beverly Afaglo.

The statement, which was issued on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, comes days after news of the actress’s demise sent shock across Ghana’s entertainment industry and beyond.

In the statement, Choirmaster and his family expressed gratitude to the public for the overwhelming support they have received during the difficult period.

“During this incredibly difficult time, Eugene and his family are profoundly grateful for the outpouring of love, support, and condolences from friends, fans, and well-wishers,” portions of the statement read.

The family also appealed for privacy as they continue to mourn the actress and celebrate her legacy.

According to the release, Choirmaster is currently receiving medical care and is unable to take calls at the moment due to the emotional impact of the tragic loss.

“The family respectfully requests privacy as they continue to grieve and honor Beverly’s life and legacy. Eugene is currently receiving medical care and cannot take calls,” the statement added.

The family further urged the media and the public to refrain from direct contact and avoid speculations surrounding the situation.

They assured the public that details concerning memorial arrangements and other announcements would be communicated at the appropriate time.

The statement ended with appreciation to everyone who has shown compassion and support to the family during what has become one of the most heartbreaking moments in their lives.

Currently, it is public knowledge that a memorial vigil with be organized for Beverly Afaglo on May 30, 2026.

“I Don’t Have A Car, I Use Uber For My Movements” – Christiana Awuni Reveals

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“I Don’t Have A Car, I Use Uber For My Movements” – Christiana Awuni Reveals

Veteran Ghanaian actress Christiana Awuni has shed light on the realities of getting around despite her long-standing career in the film industry, revealing that she currently has no personal vehicle and depends largely on ride-hailing apps for her daily movement.

In an interview, the Kumawood actress said transportation has become one of her biggest ongoing expenses, as she has to repeatedly book rides to attend events, meetings, and carry out routine errands.

She explained that she avoids public transport entirely, saying the fear of public judgment keeps her away from boarding a trotro.

“I don’t have a car, I use Uber for my movements. I can’t pick trotro either, I will be criticized, meanwhile those critics have not bought me a car,” she said.

Awuni also reflected on a previous time when she owned a manual transmission car but was unable to drive it because she never learned how to operate it. She said this meant she often had to depend on one of her children to handle driving duties whenever the need arose.

READ ALSO: Pascaline Edwards Rejects Organised Religion, Says It Limits Spiritual Freedom

That situation eventually changed after the vehicle was reportedly impounded near the 37 Military Hospital area.

She recounted that she was later asked to visit an office to sort out documentation and settle outstanding payments before the car could be released.

According to her, the financial demand placed on her at the time was more than she could manage.

“They called me that there’s a debt on the car so I should come and pay, and I told them I couldn’t afford the balance,” she revealed.

Following this, the actress indicated that she has remained without a car and continues to rely entirely on ride-hailing services for transportation.

Lilwin Goes On His Knees To Make Passionate Appeal To Managers Of GH¢20 Million Film Development Fund – Watch Video

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Lilwin Goes On His Knees To Make Passionate Appeal To Managers Of GH¢20 Million Film Development Fund – Watch Video

Ghanaian actor and filmmaker Kwadwo Nkansah Lilwin has made a passionate appeal to the committee in charge of the newly launched Film Development Fund following reports that GH¢5 million out of the GH¢20 million has already been released for the initiative.

In a video shared on his social media pages and recorded from what appeared to be his bedroom, the Kumawood star pleaded with members of the committee to ensure the money is disbursed to the right people within the movie industry.

According to Lilwin, the committee must exercise caution in the selection process to avoid giving the money to individuals who may end up diverting the funds into personal investments rather than using them to revive the film sector.

The actor warned that some beneficiaries could take the money and use it to acquire lands, build houses, or squander the funds instead of investing back into filmmaking and content production.

“They should be very careful so the money does not end up in the wrong hands,” he stressed in the video message.

Lilwin further argued that the fund managers should prioritize industry players who kept Ghana’s movie industry alive during its difficult years when the sector experienced a major decline.

According to him, some filmmakers, producers and actors continued releasing movies and investing in productions over the last decade despite the challenges facing the industry, and such people deserve recognition and support.

He urged the committee to identify those who remained committed to the industry during the downturn and reward them accordingly through the disbursement process.

His comments come at a time when the National Film Authority’s Film Development Fund has become one of the most talked-about initiatives in Ghana’s creative sector after government announced a GH¢20 million seed allocation to support the growth of the movie industry. Reports later indicated that GH¢5 million has already been released, sparking discussions about how the funds should be distributed among stakeholders.

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