Ghanaian musician and rapper King Paluta, known offstage as Thomas Adjei Wireko, has opened up exclusively about the phenomenon behind the multiple remixes of his viral hit song, “Yahitte.”
The track, now boasting of three distinct remixes, has garnered immense attention and acclaim within the Ghanaian music scene.
In the wake of the recent controversy surrounding Pappy Kojo’s inflammatory remarks towards actress and entrepreneur Yvonne Nelson during Medikal’s Planning And Plotting concert, legendary Ghanaian hiplife musician Reggie Rockstone, also known as The Hiplife Grand Papa, has stepped in to offer some advise to the “Realer No” crooner.
The meeting between Reggie Rockstone and Pappy Kojo took place at Rockstone’s popular Rockz Waakye restaurant in Accra.
Ghana’s beloved actor and philanthropist, Dr. Likee, who is also well known to many as Ras Nene, decided to put together a surprise for the inmates at Kumasi Central Prisons as part of their pre-Yuletide celebrations in 2023.
Collaborating with the renowned Papa Kumasi, this charitable endeavor aimed to spread joy and support to those spending the holiday season behind bars.
Willie and Mike Ministries paid a visit to the Kumasi Children’s Home on December 20, 2023, to make a significant donation to the home ahead of the yuletude.
Through the years, the duo have established themselves as one of the most well-known gospel performers in Ghana, using their music as a means of doing ministry to the people.
Ghanaian woman, Afua Asantewaa Aduonum, who is attempting to break the longest singing marathon by an individual, has made a plea to the Electricity of Ghana (ECG).
During a press briefing, Afua in a video captured by Zionfelix.net was asked about preparations for the event and how she would deal with ECG ‘wahala’—should in case it happen.
The woman advocate indicated that plans are far advanced for the singathon.
According to her, generators and UPS will be on standby in case there will be a power outage.
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After making their preparedness known, she pleaded with ECG not to take away the power during her singathon period.
Afua Asantewaa begged them to hold the power for her from the 24th of December to the second week of January.
Asantewaa is aiming to sing about 2,300 Ghanaian songs for about 117 hours or more in order to break the Guinness World Records’ longest singing marathon.
Watch the video below.
Ghanaian actress, Bibi Bright, has bagged a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Administration.
After successfully graduating from the Ghana Institute of Public Administration (GIMPA), she shared photos online.
Bibi opened up about the courage to go back to school after 17 years.
The mother of 3 thanked God for all that he has done for her.
Aged 37, Bibi Bright the timing was right even though it seemed too late.
She captioned her photos shared online and sighted by Zionfelix.net: “37yrs… 3 kids and I finally mastered courage to go back to school after 17yrs to get my first degree.. it may seem too late to take this step for most people but in my God given plan and purpose, the timing was PERFECT.
.Thank you Jehovah God for all that you do for me.🥰❤️
. Bachelors degree in public Administration…
Congratulations to me!! 🥰🥰 👗 @laurenhautecouture only you will contain my pressure 😁 thanks doll! 😍😘.”
See more photos here.
Actor cum musician, Frank Naro, has asked Kuami Eugene to grant him his wish.
In a video available to Zionfelix.net, Frank revealed Eugene has refused to give him a verse for about five years now.
Following their visit to the Paramount Chief of Tepa, Nana Adusei Tweneboah Ampem II, Frank Naro asked the Lynx Entertainment artiste when he would give him the verse.
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While kneeling in front of Tepe Hene, the actor, born Frank Osei, stated that Kuami Eugene is yet to give him a verse after five years of waiting.
Meanwhile, he said they have been moving together as Eugene has helped others to get hit songs.
After asking Eugene and appealing through the chief of Tepa, Eugene answered that they would do a song together if God willing next year.
The video has received positive reactions after it was shared online.
Watch it below.
Music producer, Joshua Raphaelson, popularly known as JMJ, is unhappy about the way some people are given the chance to talk about issues in the entertainment industry.
He bemoaned how the value of the industry is getting to ‘minus zero’ because of unprofessional pundits.
JMJ, who was speaking on GTV said, “Sometimes, I feel shy telling my close mates that I’m actually part of this industry”.
The popular music producer stressed that well-versed individuals should be engaged.
“when there is a health issue, they bring health professionals.
“When there is an agric conversation, they bring farmers [and] people who are well-versed in the matter.”
He thinks the same cannot be said when it comes to entertainment in Ghana.
“…sometimes when you hear some people talking on TV, and they talking on behalf of all of us, it is saddening.
“You ask: ‘What is the reason you are qualified to be on this set?’,” he queried.
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Since it will be risky to let laymen mislead the public, JMJ averred producers at media establishments like GBC are cautious about who to bring on their shows for discussion.
He then asked the audience to imagine if “they brought a fake doctor here and he starts giving wrong prescription and then the innocent person at home just swallows it.
“Entities like GBC know the danger so they’ll make sure they go for people who are well-versed in the conversation.”
JMJ further stated in the entertainment industry, “we are the only people that you’d hear [introduce someone for a conversation as]: ‘He’s a pundit, he’s this, he’s a music critic,” etc. However, the person may be inexperienced in discussing the topic at hand.
“And that’s how we grew our industry. That’s why its value is minus zero today,” he added.
In the heart of Teshie Tsuibleoo, Accra, a suburban haven emerges as a culinary oasis – Deedew Foods. This unassuming yet exceptional restaurant is rewriting the narrative of high street dining experiences in suburban locations, bringing a touch of sophistication to the community.
Deedew Foods has strategically positioned itself to cater to a diverse range of needs, offering corporate lunch services, group meals, individual lunch plans, event catering, and private dinners. As the suburban landscape often lacks the vibrant culinary scene associated with urban areas, Deedew Foods steps in as a refreshing answer to the local demand for an elevated dining experience.
While many suburban establishments may overlook the importance of aesthetics and ambiance, Deedew Foods shines with its commitment to providing an environment that transcends the ordinary. The incorporation of high-quality service and a chic setting transforms this eatery into a destination rather than just a place to eat.
And speaking of culinary excellence, Deedew Foods house the yet-to-be-discovered best Ghana jollof. Nestled in the bosom of Deedew, this culinary gem awaits those ready to embark on a gastronomic adventure. The richness of flavors, combined with the suburban allure, positions Deedew Foods as a true hidden treasure.
One of the key factors contributing to Deedew Foods’ success is its partnership with the Visual Display Network, spearheaded by the renowned Digital Marketing expert, Gorbachev Awuah. This collaboration has not only enhanced the restaurant’s visibility but has also positioned it as a notable client within the realm of culinary establishments.
To explore their offerings or make reservations, Deedew Foods conveniently provides a WhatsApp link at wa.me/233200279788. So, step into Deedew Foods and savor a culinary journey that goes beyond just satisfying hunger—it’s an experience that tantalizes the taste buds and leaves a lasting impression.
Rex Omar has apologized after he leaked the list of songs to be performed at Afua Asantewaa Aduonum’s upcoming singathon.
The chairman of the Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO) on Monday, December 18, 2023, posted the list on his Facebook page.
Asantewaa, the lady who is hoping to break the Guinness World Records’ for the longest singing marathon, expressed her displeasure.
She said the list was supposed to be confidential and what Rex did was not acceptable.
Though he deleted the post later, Rex Omar apologized in a Facebook video.
He claimed he did not know that the list was confidential since it was not specified.
The GHAMRO chairman added he had no bad intentions when he posted the list.
“They had brought the list and because of the controversy, I don’t know anything about the project as to whether the list of songs should be confidential.
“I didn’t know. It was not on the letter with the list that they brought us and the person who brought it did not say any such thing. So for people to be clear that the thing that we wanted them to do has been done, I posted the first page. Before they called me to say that it should have been confidential.
“So because it’s their project, I have deleted it and I’m apologizing not because I’ve done anything wrong. But because as an institution and as the present leader of the institution, I want people to know that my intentions are clear,” he said.
However, Afua Asantewaa intends to break the record from December 24 to 27 in Accra by singing between 117 and 120 hours.
Currently, Sunil Waghmare from India, who sang for 105 hours in 2012 is the record holder.
Watch Rex’s video below.
