Ghanaian presenter Serwaa Amihere has recently found herself at the center of a social media storm following the leak of a video purportedly featuring her in bed with a wealthy businessman.
The video, which has sparked widespread discussion online, has raised questions about its authenticity and the circumstances surrounding its release.
Ghanaian television presenter, Stacy Amoateng, has some comforting words for Serwaa Amihere.
Ms Amihere has been in the news over an alleged leakage of her bedroom video.
The television personality and Henry Fitz, the man in the video have been trending online after the video was leaked.
Serwaa has been keeping her cool following the allegation.
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But in a post sighted by Zionfelix.net, the host of Restoration with Stacy advised her not to trade her peace and sanity for anything.
She stated that Serwaa Amihere is a phenomenal woman.
Stacey Amoateng wrote: “Darling Serwaa, You are a phenomenal woman. You have worked hard to get here. Keep your head up and know you are loved. What don’t kill you makes you stronger. In the heat of the noise, let peace reign over your life. Don’t trade your peace and sanity for anything. Remember you are loved @serwaaamihere.”
Actress Yvonne Nelson recently opened up about the strained relationship between herself and rapper Sarkodie, which has deteriorated following the release of her memoir, “I Am Not Yvonne Nelson.”
In her book, Nelson shared details of a past relationship with Sarkodie which led to an abortion.
Since the book’s publication, their relationship has weakened, with Nelson acknowledging the distance between them.
Speaking on Onua FM, Nelson touched on the importance of speaking truthfully, even if it leads to discomfort for others.
“There was no rift between us. We are not friends, and after what happened in the book, we have not been close friends. It is okay for people to feel the way they feel but that doesn’t stop anyone from telling their stories.
“We are telling our young girls to speak up, and if you’ll speak up for people to feel uncomfortable, then that is their problem so far as you are telling the truth,”
Actress Jackie Appiah has again set social media on fire after showing off her multi-million dollar mansion.
Jackie Appiah’s mega-mansion is currently on full display on social media.
A video showing all the interior details and architectural design of her mansion has gone viral on social media.
The A-List Ghanaian actress indeed understands luxury, comfort and class.
Jackie Appiah’s house has a large compound with multiple poolsides, a huge closet, her private salon and others.
And her dining hall area and living room are a dream! They scream cash and class and nothing less.
Jackie’s mansion, unveiled in December 2021, has a sprawling compound with multiple poolside areas.
This massive walk-in closet would be the envy of any fashionista, and even a private salon, leaving no luxury unturned.
Controversial Ghanaian gospel musician, Brother Sammy, is in the news once again and this time has exposed his very own colleagues in the music space.
According to Brother Sammy, who prides himself on being The Nation Worshipper, the majority of Ghanaian gospel musicians are very broke, and as a result, they live in rented houses.
Ghanaian comedian, DKB, has come for the heads of the manager of his fellow comedian and skit creator, Funny Face, as well as entertainment pundit MC Yaa Yeboah.
In a video shared on his social media platforms on Thursday, April 4, 2024, DKB addressed the ongoing controversy surrounding Funny Face’s situation, particularly regarding the solicitation of public funds through mobile money transfers to support him as he battles in court over his recent Kasoa accident that has left four people hospitalized.
The ongoing marriage saga of Gospel sensation Anita Afriyie has taken a sorrowful turn.
Her husband, Dan Kwabena Junior, has come out to sadly reveal the delicate he finds himself in currently following the decision of his wife to abandone him and their two children in Ghana.
Prince David Osei has rated the performance of the ruling New Patriotic Party government.
The Ghanaian actor rated Nana Akufo-Addo’s government seven out of ten.
Though the outbreak of COVID-19 had a negative impact on the economy, Prince commended the government.
He was however not okay with Ghana’s Creative Arts Industry lacking support.
“On a scale of 1 to 10, I will give them 7.
“I’ve always been saying that enough attention is not being paid to the creative sector, and the ministers and the deputy ministers and the people who are part of us that we put in place of authority are not doing much.
“I believe the creative arts (industry) should be well-equipped. We should get more of the national cake,” he stated during a discussion on Joy FM’s Showbiz A-Z.
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“Until we start respecting the creative arts and paying attention to it, we are not going to benefit as much as we are supposed to.
“This is because a lot of people tend to look down on actors and musicians, but we have the platform, and we have the numbers.
“We can convince the people, persuade the people, cause great change in governance, and also get involved in the political discourse,” Prince David Osei added.
In the latest scandal that has become a huge topic on the Ghanaian media landscape, popular personality Serwaa Amihere has found herself at the center of a storm of allegations following the alleged leak of intimate bedroom videos.
Even though it began as whispers and murmurs on social media platforms, it soon erupted into a full-blown controversy, with speculations running rife and fingers pointing at Serwaa Amihere as the woman in the leaked footage.
On Sunday, March 31st, the streets of Kotobabi Down were bustling with excitement and joy as Championrolie, the founder of Championroliefoundation along with
his dedicated team, embarked on their 2nd outreach mission. This time, their mission was to provide free medical health screenings and packed lunches for street kids, an initiative aimed at giving back to the community where Championrolie himself grew up.
Teaming up with Pepsodent Ghana and Canvic Records, along with a team of passionate health workers and volunteers, the Championroliefoundation made an impactful difference in the lives of over 700 children. The day was filled with essential health screenings, ensuring that each child received the necessary care and attention they deserve. Additionally, packed lunches were distributed, ensuring that no child went hungry.
In recognition of the unique needs of girls, sanitary pads were provided, offering them a sense of dignity and comfort. Furthermore, dewormers were shared, addressing critical health concerns faced by many children living on the streets.
However, the outreach was not just about meeting basic needs; it was also about providing a day of joy and fun for these deserving children. Activities such as bouncing castles, dancing competitions, and rap battles were organized, engaging the children and bringing smiles to their faces. It was a day filled with laughter, camaraderie, and unforgettable memories.
The Championroliefoundation, established on December 5th, 2023, by Roland Frimpong Nyarko, known affectionately as Championrolie, was born out of a deep-seated passion for children. Having witnessed firsthand the plight of street kids growing up, Championrolie was driven to make a difference in their lives. The foundation’s primary goal is to provide street kids with the opportunity to realize their full potential and to instill in them a sense of hope for a brighter tomorrow.
The success of this outreach event is a testament to the dedication and commitment of Championrolie and his team. Their tireless efforts have undoubtedly made a significant impact on the lives of the children they serve. As they look forward to their 3rd outreach event scheduled for June, the Championrolie Foundation remains steadfast in its mission to create positive change in the lives of street kids and to build a better future for generations to come.
