It appears there is no end in sight for the current clash and social media back and forth between entertainers Efia Odo and Sista Afia.
After they recently reignited their beef after some fans on X decided to fan the fire that was almost out, they have been going at each other using a lot of unprintable words and descriptions.
Ghanaian actress Julie Juu, famed for her role in the popular TV series ‘Cantata’, has opened up about her decision to relocate to the United Kingdom, describing it as the best decision she has ever made.
In an interview with Zionfelix, Julie Juu revealed the challenges she faced while living in Ghana and how moving to the UK significantly improved her quality of life.
The actress, known for her vibrant and youthful appearance, shared that the relocation has had a profound impact on her well-being, including her physical appearance.
She clarified that the initial intent of her first trip abroad was to see her children, as she was unable to attend their graduation ceremonies for personal reasons.
However, she said the comfort and care she received from her children upon her first visit drove her to relocate, as she was also grieving her husband’s sudden death.
While she was away, she disclosed that her two biological children and other wards were taking excellent care of her, meeting all of her demands in terms of food, housing, insurance, and other necessities.
“After my husband, Nana Bosomprah, passed away, I felt incredibly lonely and sought solace in my children’s company. You know it is not easy to lose your husband suddenly, she said. I was so happy being with them that I decided to stay.”
“I have not regretted at all. I believe if I were living in Ghana, by now I would have been weak and frail with a wrinkled body. At the moment, even if I stopped working, my children will take care of me,” the actress said in the interview with Zionfelix, which has been shared on Instagram.
Julie Juu brought up the obvious contrasts between living in Ghana and living overseas, pointing out that she is living a very comfortable life free from difficulties.
She only returned to Ghana last year to celebrate her ten-year anniversary of being abroad.
Renowned Ghanaian rapper and sound producer Elom Adablah, better known by his stage name E.L, has opened up on one of the craziest encounters with a female fan in his music career.
Speaking in an interview on 3FM’s 3Lounge entertainment show, he revealed how the lady in question, who lived in North Kaneshie, a suburb of Accra, tried her best to locate his residence.
According to him, the craziest part was when the lady hopped over the walls of his residence in North Kaneshie and knock on his bedroom window.
“Oh wow, the craziest thing a female fan has done? Not that crazy. I don’t have too many crazy stuff. I try to be a gentleman, so I guess I attract ladies, so it’s not really too much crazy stuff. I’m sorry I can’t…
I’ve had people hop over my wall when I use to live in North Kaneshie; come into my house, and tap on my bedroom window. Like I’ve said this thing somewhere before, I guess… I’ve had stuff like that happening, It’s normal,” – he said.
Veteran Ghanaian actress, Julie Juu has spoken candidly about her decision to relocate to the UK and leave Ghana, describing it as one of the best decisions she has ever made.
Julie Juu, a famous ‘Cantata’ actress has lived and worked in the UK for more than a decade. She shared her story about her stay in the UK at the Party in the Park event recently held in the UK.
She clarified that the initial intent of her first trip abroad was to see her kids as she was unable to attend their graduation ceremonies for personal reasons.
However, she said the comfort and care she received from her children upon her first visit drive her to relocate as she was also grieving her husband’s sudden death.
While she was away, she disclosed that her two biological children and other wards were taking excellent care of her, meeting all of her demands in terms of food, housing, insurance, and other necessities.
“After my husband, Nana Bosomprah, passed away, I felt incredibly lonely and sought solace in my children’s company. You know it is not easy to lose your husband suddenly,” she said. “I was so happy being with them that I decided to stay.”
“I have not regretted at all. I believe if I were living in Ghana, by now I would have been weak and frail with a wrinkled body. At the moment even if I stopped working my children will take care of me,” the actress said in interview with Zionfelix which has been shared on Instagram.
Julie Juu brought up the obvious contrasts between living in Ghana and living overseas, pointing out that she is living a very comfortable life free from difficulties.
She only returned to Ghana last year to celebrate her ten-year anniversary of being abroad.
Sadiq Assah, widely known in the entertainment industry as Sleeky, is once again poised to make waves in the gospel music scene in the United Kingdom.
As the CEO of Sleeky Promotions, Sleeky has a track record of organizing spectacular events, and his upcoming concert promises to be no exception.
Ghanaian dancehall and Afropop sensation, Stonebwoy, is set to graduate from the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) on Saturday, July 27, 2024.
This milestone comes after he resumed his academic journey in 2021, having previously cut short his education at the University of Professional Studies Accra (UPSA), where he was studying business administration to pursue a career in music.
In a recent post, popular Ghanaian comedian and food content creator, SDK Dele, has cautioned the public, especially the voter population not to be misled by the New Patriotic Party’s (NPP) rapid road construction projects as the 2024 general elections approach.
His message, shared on social media, emphasized the importance of being critical of the government’s intentions, suggesting that these developments may be aimed at swaying voters.
A throwback photo of the founder of the International God’s Way Church, Bishop Daniel Obinim, and his two sons has resurfaced online, sparking a heated discussion among netizens.
The controversial pastor, known for his divine ministerial duties, took a break from his spiritual responsibilities to engage in a family vacation to Spain.
The intimate vacation photo, which shows Obinim on sight-seeing with his sons, Gifted Obinim Jnr and Collins, has stirred conversations about the balance between prophetic ministry and personal life.
Netizens have been quick to share their opinions, with some appreciating the pastor’s ability to find time for his family, while others question the propriety of such a break from his ministerial duties.
Despite his high-profile status, Obinim has successfully maintained his children’s privacy, keeping them largely out of the public eye.
Ghanaian gospel star, Brother Sammy has opined that women now care about only money and not love these days.
According to Brother Sammy, a lot of women are now into hookup due to the current economic hardships.
Speakig in an interview on TV3, Brother Sammy stated that formerly, women loved but now they no longer love.
In his own words;
“A lot of our ladies have turned to ‘hook-up’ because of the economic hardship in the country. For real.
“At first, if you wanted to propose to a lady, you could tell her ‘I love you’ and she would reply with ‘I love you too’. Now, if you tell a lady, ‘I love you’ she would reply with ‘My phone is damaged, give me money to fix it.
