“Don’t go and condemn souls. Jesus taught us to go and tell them, ‘Jesus loves you’. No man can change a man; it is the Holy Spirit that comes in to bring about the transformation. Yours is to tell the person Jesus loves you,” he said in an interview on Celeb Showbiz.
Kaywa further called on Christians to focus on winning souls, not how long they have accepted the faith.
Months after King Nasir offered to help Shugatiti achieve sexual satisfaction following her revelation that no man had ever satisfied her, the American adult star remains convinced that he’s the only one who can assist her.
The socialite went viral globally seven months ago when she opened up about never reaching sexual climax.
The Ghanaian actress during an interview stated that despite having sexual intercourse with numerous men, none of the men she has ever dated have ever made her reach orgasm.
You can’t satisfy me, I have never cum in my life, I don’t get orgasm. I asked my doctor, and he said it was normal because not all women will get orgasms” she said.
In a new interview with actor Kwaku Manu, the Ghanaian socialite has revealed that she has still not been able to experience orgasm because the men she has encountered so far aren’t strong enough
However, Shugatiti disclosed that she recently experienced squirting, which seems to be an upgrade in her sexual life but that isn’t impressive enough. “Still no man has been able to make me cum. I only squirted recently but as for orgasm, no. My whole life, it’s just recently that I have been able to squirt,” she said.
Kwaku Manu asked, “So what exactly have the boys who have been banging you been doing?” and Shugatiti answered, “At least they made me squirt. I have been excited about it since. But I think they are not strong enough.”
In response to this update, King Nasir, who has been on a mission to help Shugatiti reach orgasm, maintained that he’s the one who can assist her, stating, “Because we haven’t fucked yet.”
According to court reports, Hajia4Reall maintained five foreign bank accounts in which she accumulated funds from six victims.
The court documents, as provided by Gossips24 Avenue, revealed that these bank accounts were established under various non-existent business names in three different banks in Bronx, New York.
These accounts, referred to as the ‘Montrage Accounts,’ were numbered from Account 1 to Account 5, and the court detailed how Hajia4Reall operated them.
Accounts 1 and 3 were designated as business accounts in the name of ‘Mona Montrage DBA 4Reall Designs,’ supposedly a beauty supply store with a sole proprietorship.
She held the sole signatory rights for both Account 1 and Account 3, which were opened on May 23, 2018, and September 15, 2016, respectively.
However, there appeared to be no transactions related to beauty supplies in these accounts.
Accounts 2, 4, and 5 were bank accounts held in the name of ‘Mona Faiz Montrage.’ Initially, the sole signatory on Account 2 was solely “Montrage,” but another individual (Individual 2) was later added to the account.
The sole signatories for Account 2 and 5 increased over time. Between December 31, 2013, and October 15, 2019, these Montrage accounts saw deposits totaling $2,165,000, with subsequent withdrawals of about $2,096,000.
Most of these deposits consisted of cash and international wire transfers to Ghana.
Additionally, it was uncovered that Hajia4Reall was involved in a romance scheme where she allegedly defrauded a 70-year-old woman.
Actor Prince David Osei has ambitious political aspirations, aiming to become the President of Ghana.
He recently reached out to fellow entertainment industry professionals seeking their support for this dream.
Despite having previously put aside the idea of entering politics, Prince David believes he is destined for this role, saying, “What is written is written.”
His announcement has garnered a mix of support and skepticism, with some applauding his ambition while others question his qualifications.
If successful, Prince David will join the ranks of Ghanaian entertainers like John Dumelo and Ebi Bright, who have ventured into politics. With unwavering determination, he believes that, “With God, everything is possible.”
“I never understand why some Ghanaians abroad are always complaining about the hardships they’re facing. Come back to Ghana if Europe or America is difficult. Like shut up! You know damn well you’d rather be there than in Ghana,” she wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
I never understand why some Ghanaians abroad are always complaining about the hardships they’re facing. Come back to Ghana if Europe or America is difficult. Like shut up! You know damn well you’d rather be there than in Ghana.
Rapper Edem has made a big disclosure about why a lot of musicians join the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA).
Speaking in a recent interview with Giovanni Caleb on 3FM, the popular Ghanaian rapper revealed several musicians apply to join MUSIGA because they intend to travel abroad.
With the MUSIGA card, he claimed these musicians won’t be stressed when they go to the Embassy.
“MUSIGA membership, mostly people take that membership because they want to travel abroad. You get the card so when you get to the embassy, you will not talk plenty. Aside from that, there is nothing you really do,” he disclosed.
After congratulating the newly elected MUSIGA President, Bessa Simons, Edem was sceptical about the prospects of the union.
“Congratulations Uncle Bessa. If the institution has been there for years from Sidiku Buari to Diana Hopeson, I can’t also undermine some of the things they’ve done but I’m saying that once MUSIGA is not run as a business, I don’t think it will thrive,” he stated.
A section of musicians in the country has criticised MUSIGA in the past.
Rocky Dawuni, the Grammy-nominated Reggae musician, songwriter, and producer, has expressed that he doesn’t feel obligated to bring home a Grammy.
He believes that he has already paved the way for Ghanaian artists to reach the Grammy stage through his multiple nominations and achievements, and now the opportunity is open for any deserving artist to seize.
In an interview with Ameyaw TV at the Exclusive Men of the Year (EMY) Awards, Rocky Dawuni emphasized the abundance of creative talent in Ghana and the opportunity to learn from legends who have left a lasting legacy.
He sees the Grammy as a credible opportunity for Ghanaian artists and emphasized that it’s not limited to just one person, including himself. The path he has helped create is open for any Ghanaian artist to achieve Grammy recognition.
Rocky Dawuni is optimistic that in the coming years, Ghana will reap significant rewards from its hardworking and creative musicians.
He noted that Ghana is known for its creativity, and the country’s musicians have the opportunity to learn the music business while following in the footsteps of giants who have set high standards.
He believes that Ghana’s new generation of musicians is incredibly talented and will make significant progress in the music industry.
Rocky Dawuni himself has submitted his new single, “Shade Tree,” for consideration at the Grammy Awards, demonstrating his ongoing commitment to raising the profile of Ghanaian music on the international stage.
Ghanaian musician, Edem, has opened up about his mental health and how it has escaped depression.
According to the ‘Gbevu’ rapper, he does not smoke weed or take in alcohol consistently and that has contributed significantly to how he has escaped depression throughout his life.
“I have never been depressed. I’ve had low moments in life, but I’ve never been depressed. I think the reason is because I don’t smoke weed,” he said while speaking in an interview on Joy Prime.
“I don’t do any of those things. I don’t smoke cigarettes. I don’t do intense alcohol. I’m a very rare occasional drinker. I feel that for you to go into depression you need to do those things to drive you into that space” he added.
Speaking on what he enjoys to do rather than smoking, Edem said “I prefer sex to smoking and any other thing because It’s healthier. That will also be relative because If I’m flying around the world and I’m busy, I don’t. But if I’m in a space for a week and not doing anything, once or twice [having sex] a day is fine.
“I’m married and I just said that If we have nothing to do once or twice a day is fine. If I’m in Ghana working, when the opportunity presents itself I do it for the sake of the family,” he concluded.
When Edem was quizzed on whether he is addicted to sex or not he retorted, “No,
I can’t be addicted to anything because my Bible says anything you are addicted
In the wake of the recent Akosombo Dam spillage, the Honorable Joycelyn Tetteh, the prominent National Democratic Congress (NDC) representative for North Dayi, has been at the forefront of efforts to aid those affected by the devastating floods in the Volta Region.
The trouble began on September 15 when the Volta River Authority, concerned about rising water levels at the Akosombo and Kpong hydro dams, initiated the controlled release of excess water.
Unfortunately, the subsequent floodwaters have wreaked havoc on the Lower Volta Basin, displacing residents and devastating farmlands.
Joycelyn Tetteh, who is known for her dedication to the welfare of her constituents, has been particularly moved by the distressing stories of her constituents in North Dayi and the others emerging from the South, Central, and North Tongu districts of the Volta Region.
These areas have been the hardest hit by the floods, with once-thriving communities like Awate Tornu, Kpebe, Sabadu Tornu and others submerged and struggling for survival.
As per the National Disaster Management Organisation (NaDMO), more than 26,000 people have been displaced and left homeless, highlighting the severity of this humanitarian crisis.
Hon. Joycelyn Tetteh, not one to stand idly by in the face of such adversity, has embarked on a mission to rally support for the victims of this calamity. The MP has been vocal in her appeal for relief items, urging individuals, organizations, and the government to come together and provide essential aid to those affected.
In addition to seeking relief items for the flood victims, Hon. Joycelyn Tetteh has taken it upon herself to initiate the construction of mechanized boreholes in the affected areas with the help of the BKQ Foundation. These boreholes will not only provide clean and accessible water to those in need but also help in the long-term recovery efforts.
She is also calling on all and sundry to assist the communities affected with items like food, used clothes or new ones, stationery for kids to return to school, medication, water, and other relief items via the number +233240550002.
It’s heartening to see leaders like Joycelyn Tetteh stepping up during challenging times. The unity and support displayed by various institutions, individuals, and political figures, including the NDC leadership and Minority caucus, underline the importance of coming together in the face of adversity.
As the people of the Volta Region continue to grapple with the aftermath of the Akosombo Dam spillage, the efforts of individuals like Joycelyn Tetteh serve as a beacon of hope and a reminder of the strength of communities in the face of adversity. With her dedication and the collective support of many, there’s a glimmer of optimism that these affected areas will soon rebuild and recover.
Dive into the heartwarming embrace of Ghanaian Highlife music as the legendary artist, Daddy Lumba, graces us once again with his latest release, ‘Nya Abotare Na Twen Awurade,’ a phrase that translates to ‘Exercise Patience & Wait on God.’
In a world of fast-paced tunes, Daddy Lumba stays true to the timeless rhythms and profound storytelling that define Highlife, while imparting invaluable wisdom through every note.
Highlife music has been an integral part of Ghana’s cultural identity, cherished for its melodic richness and storytelling prowess. Daddy Lumba, a true luminary of the genre, continues to hold the torch high, captivating audiences with his unparalleled artistry and devotion to meaningful narratives.
In ‘Nya Abotare Na Twen Awurade,’ Daddy Lumba weaves a musical tapestry that urges listeners to exercise patience and trust in the divine timing of God. The song’s lyrics resonate deeply, reminding us of the importance of perseverance and faith on our life’s journey.
The track is not merely a testament to Daddy Lumba’s musical prowess, but also to his dedication to infusing spirituality into his art. ‘Nya Abotare Na Twen Awurade’ encourages us to lean on faith, embrace patience, and trust that God’s plan unfolds in its perfect time.
Listeners will find solace and joy in the enchanting melodies and heartfelt verses as Daddy Lumba’s golden voice effortlessly guides us through a musical journey. His ability to blend Highlife’s timeless charm with a godly message is a true gift to fans and newcomers alike, solidifying his status as a music icon.
As you embark on this musical voyage with Daddy Lumba’s ‘Nya Abotare Na Twen Awurade,’ allow the melodies to soothe your soul, the lyrics to touch your heart, and the timeless rhythms to transport you to a realm of wisdom and musical bliss.
In the end, it’s a celebration of Highlife, a celebration of faith, and a celebration of the enduring magic of Daddy Lumba’s music. Enjoy!
