On Joy Prime’s ‘On A More Serious Note’ show that d on Friday, May 31, 2024, things got quite heated when rapper Phrimpong clashed with prominent artist manager and PR expert, Alexander Fiifi Abekah, popularly known as Xerda.
The confrontation unfolded live on television and quickly escalated when Xerda used the phrase “wo nana” during a back-and-forth with Phrimpong.
Ghanaian actor and producer, Chris Attoh is not a new face when it comes to mounting the big stage to host what is Ghana’s arguably biggest night to celebrate music and all the people who worked behind the scenes to produce magical sounds.
He is known to have hosted the 2011, 2012, and 2016, Ghana Music Awards events.
Ghanaian social media influencer and actress, Asantewaa has become a hot topic on social media following an intriguing post she made in anticipation of her upcoming birthday.
The popular TikTok star who recently gave birth to her first child took to Instagram and other social media pages to share an elaborate wishlist, outlining the gifts she hopes to receive from her fans and followers.
Ghanaian star Kwadwo Nkansah, better known as LilWin, showed his long-awaited movie “A Country Called Ghana” for the first time at the National Theatre on May 17, 2024.
A lot of people came to the event, including famous people from the entertainment business and die-hard fans.
Entertainment experts have talked about the movie, which stars top Nigerian actors Ramsey Nouah, Charles Awurum, and Victor Osuagwu.
Videos show that the launch went well. A lot of people from Ghana came out to support LilWin; the National Theatre was packed, and people had good things to say about it afterward.
Ahoufe Patricia, Medikal, Kalybos, and other artists and players were present at the event. A lot of Nigerian stars who played parts in the movie were also at the event.
And prior to the movie premier, renowned movie actor called Frank Fiifi Gharbin in an interview with SeanCity TV hosted by Ruthy made it emphatic that “A Country Called Ghana” remains Ghana’s all-time best movie in the past 10 years for obvious reasons.
According to the seasoned director, there’s no movie that tells the history of Ghana better than “A Country Called Ghana” for the past ten (10) years citing the enigma of “Kan Kan Nyame” during the regime of Dr. Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah to buttress his point as portrayed in the movie.
Watch the interview below for more:
Funny Face is not giving up on his quest to see or communicate with his children.
The Ghanaian comedian has been pleading to talk to his children for a while now.
In a new social media post, Funny Face, known in private life as Benson Nana Yaw Oduro Boateng, made a passionate plea to his baby mama, Vanessa Nicole.
He begged Vanessa not to send him back to the psychiatric hospital because of their children.
The ‘Kasoa Trotro’ in a screenshot sighted by Zionfelix.net was eager to communicate with his children.
Though he is not working at the moment, Funny Face claims he sends GHS 1,100 to his children on the 12th of every month.
While Vanessa is not answering his calls, the popular comedian said speaking with his children through a video call would have been okay for him.
Funny Face stated that he has put a lot of things into perspective following his car accident which involved children.
See his post below.
As anticipation builds for the 2024 Telecel Ghana Music Awards, scheduled for Saturday, June 1, a tweet by popular Ghanaian socialite Efia Odo is currently causing a lot of stir online.
In a post she made on her X page, Efia Odo called out Stonebwoy, one of the frontrunners for the Artist of the Year award and jabbed him to step aside and let King Promise take the coveted title.
She shockingly described Stonebwoy as an old man who only wants to win the award and become Artist of the Year just because his compatriots, Sarkodie and Stonebwoy have both won the award twice.
The socialite stressed that per the numbers she has seen online, Stonebwoy does not come any close to King Promise and as such, he should give up.
In her post on X, Efia Odo write, “I think it’s cuz Shatta and Sark has won it twice so that means he too he wants it twice (I’ve not mentioned names). The old man should just leave it for the kids cuz it’s evident that numbers don’t lie. If you like let’s compare King Promise’s numbers to others. If doing shows at the stadium is a yardstick, like Fancy Gadam Sef should win AOTY, SIMPLE 😂.”
The competition for the Artist of the Year award is particularly fierce this year, with Stonebwoy and King Promise leading the pack.
Both artists have had an exceptional year, marked by successful releases and significant performances.
However, they are not the only heavyweights in the category. Sarkodie, Black Sherif, and Nacee are also in the running, each bringing their unique contributions to the Ghanaian music scene.
Despite initial reports suggesting otherwise, Mr. Jacob Kofi Ampomah, whose vehicle was struck by LilWin’s car on the tragic day of the accident, clarified that his son was actually seated in the back seat, not the front.
Previously, critics, including LilWin’s public relations officer, Okyeame Akwadaa Nyame, and broadcaster Nana Yaa Brefo, had condemned the father for allegedly allowing his son to occupy the front seat, which violates safety regulations.
They emphasized that the father shared responsibility for the accident and urged against rushing to blame LilWin alone.
Nana Yaa Brefo questioned the wisdom of seating a three-year-old in the front, stressing the need to avoid premature judgment.
She pointed out that it is illegal to have a child in the front seat according to Ghanaian laws.
However, Mr. Ampomah refuted these assertions, affirming that his son was seated in the back.
Recounting the events of that fateful day, he explained that the crash’s impact propelled his son from the back to the front of the vehicle.
“My son was seated in the back seat when the accident happened. When the accident happened, it threw him from the back to the front. I saw him lying in front of me,” he detailed in an interview with Pure TV.
Award-winning Ghanaian gospel musician, Edward Akwasi Boateng has emphatically stated that Diana Asamoah is not her type of woman.
Recall that months ago, the two gospel stars, clashed on social media and traded words at each other.
In an interview with Afia Amankwah on Adom TV, Edward Akwasi Boateng disclosed that he is ready to marry.
As claimed by Edward, he’s still in search of a woman that can lead him to the alter.
Edward revealed this when Afia Amankwah asked him what type of woman he would want to marry by naming some females in the entertainment fraternity, including Diana Asamoah.
According to Edward, Diana Asamoah is a slay queen hence he’s not the type of lady he wants to marry.
Award-winning Ghanaian musician, Shatta Wale and his team in the late hours of Thursday, May 30, 2924, were seen at the Kotoko International Airport getting ready to fly off to Bolgatanga, Upper East region.
This was in connection with the musician’s headlined free open-air concert that Taabea Company Limited was organizing to promote one of their new products.
Ghana’s Abigail Dromo and Afronita have made it to the finals of the 2024 edition of the ongoing Britain’s Got Talent competition in the UK.
The two talented dancers made it to the finals after their mind-blowing performance at the semifinal event on Thursday, May 30, 2024.
