Nana Appiah Mensah, the embattled C.E.O. of the defunct gold dealership firm, Menzgold, has provided an update about steps being taken to pay the over 46,000 customers the company owes via a letter he signed on Friday, August 18, 2023.
In the statement released, Nana Appiah Mensah directed the customers who have been enraged ever since their funds got locked up to purchase a GHC650 Menzgold Digital Verification Access Card to verify their transactions.
In a somber turn of events, the Nigerian music industry is enveloped in a pall of sadness as news emerges that renowned singer Ayodeji Balogun, widely recognized as Wizkid, has lost his beloved mother. Mrs. Jane Dolapo Balogun passed away at approximately 1:30 am on a poignant Friday morning.
The heartbreaking news was confirmed by Wizkid’s longtime manager, Sunday Are, who shared that the singer’s mother, fondly known as Mrs. Balogun, passed away during the early hours of the day.
The loss has cast a somber shadow over the music industry and has drawn expressions of sympathy and condolences from fans, fellow artists, and the wider public.
Sunday Are, in a heartfelt acknowledgment, confirmed the tragic event, stating, “Yes, she died this morning, at about 1:30 am.”
The news of Wizkid’s mother’s passing has touched the hearts of many, underscoring the universal nature of loss and grief.
Mrs. Jane Dolapo Balogun was not only the mother of the iconic artist Wizkid but also a mother to two other children, Yetunde Balogun and Lade Balogun.
As a figure in the background, she played a role in shaping the lives of her children, who have achieved their own successes.
As news of the loss continues to reverberate, the music industry and the public at large unite in sharing their condolences with Wizkid and his family.
The outpouring of support serves as a testament to the impact of his music and his mother’s influence on his life.
Wizkid, an artist known for his captivating melodies and chart-topping hits, now navigates a deeply personal journey of grief.
As he navigates this difficult period, his fans and well-wishers offer their unwavering support, honoring the memory of his mother and acknowledging her role in shaping the trajectory of his life and career.
Zionfelix.net has picked up the unfortunate news about the sad demise of the veteran Ghanaian journalist, who sometimes acted as an actress, Jayne Buckman-Owoo.
The unfortunate news about her sudden demise has been shared on social media by close friends and associates in the entertainment industry.
Angel FM’s Ohemaa Woyeje has revealed how the self-acclaimed queen of comedy in Ghana, Afia Schwarzenegger, reacted after her recent interview she granted the latter’s ‘enemy’, Ayisha Modi.
Speaking to Zionfelix on the Uncut show, the award-winning DJ mentioned that Afia Schwar called her on the phone to express her disappointment in her for granting an interview to Ayisha Modi because of how she supposedly allowed the popular fan of Stonebwoy to run her down on the show.
“After the interview, she called me to express how disappointed she was with me, she didn’t even listen to what I had to say, she was angry. We’ve been friends for a long time and I like her matter, I have never had any open public issues with her,” She said.
Rex Omar, the illustrious figure behind the stage name Rex Owusu Marfo, has provided a glimpse into his songwriting process, revealing that certain compositions were born out of deep emotional experiences.
During an insightful interview with Amansan Krakye on Property FM in Cape Coast, the esteemed Highlife veteran shared his perspective on crafting songs that resonate with the heart.
In the conversation, Rex Omar candidly acknowledged that he has penned songs inspired by a range of emotions.
The veteran musician went on to express a sense of introspection, revealing that revisiting some of these emotionally-driven compositions brings forth a tinge of regret
His reflections on the creative process highlight the depth and authenticity that artists often infuse into their work.
“I have so many songs that I wrote based on emotions and later on when I listen to it I ask myself that what stupid thing have I done,”
“So I put those songs somewhere and sometimes I play those songs and listen to it a bit but sometimes I do clear some of the lyrics.
Sometimes, something might be bothering you and the only way to get it out of your chest is to go to the studio and that’s when your creativity becomes more.
“Recording the song in the studio is one and putting it out there is another so these are some of the things,” he concluded.
The Ghanaian music scene has recently witnessed a surge of discussions surrounding the musical identity of one of its iconic figures, Julius Kojo Antwi, popularly known as Kojo Antwi.
Veteran musician Gyedu-Blay Ambolley has added his voice to the debate, asserting that Kojo Antwi cannot be recognized solely as a Highlife musician due to the reggae influences present in much of his music.
Gyedu-Blay Ambolley’s comments were made during an interview on Kingdom FM, where he addressed the ongoing debate over the categorization of Kojo Antwi’s musical style.
Ambolley highlighted that although Kojo Antwi’s songs have resonated with audiences over the years, the prevalent reggae elements in his music make it challenging to strictly classify him as a Highlife artist.
While acknowledging Kojo Antwi’s immense popularity and the enduring appeal of his music, Ambolley pointed out the distinctive qualities that have led to the ongoing genre debate.
He emphasized that the predominant reggae tunes in many of Kojo Antwi’s songs deviate from the traditional characteristics associated with Highlife music.
“We can’t call Kojo Antwi a Highlife musician because you hear more of reggae than highlife but people love it”, he told Fiifi Pratt on the show Afro Joint
Gyedu-Blay Ambolley’s perspective adds a new layer of complexity to the ongoing discourse, shedding light on the intricate fusion of musical genres that often characterize artists’ works.
In an unexpected turn of events, Ayisha Modi, the well-known Ghanaian socialite, has once again stunned the public with her candid revelations.
This time, her spotlight is on her teenage years, where she took on a role that significantly impacted the career of one of Ghana’s most talented musicians, Samini.
Ayisha Modi’s revelation has shed light on her deep-rooted connection to the music industry, dating back to when she was just 14 years old.
The socialite unveiled that during her early teenage years, she was more than just a mere observer of the music scene; she was actively involved in supporting the musical journey of none other than Samini himself.
At a tender age when most youngsters are focused on school and hobbies, Ayisha Modi managed to form connections with prominent musicians, with Samini being one of them. Her unwavering passion for music and her innate understanding of its impact led her to allocate the money she earned to aid Samini’s musical pursuits.
Remarkably, Ayisha Modi used the funds that were meant for her own personal needs to further Samini’s music career.
This included contributing towards his recording studio time and other essential expenses, providing a glimpse into the extent of her dedication to the arts.
In an interview on OBI TV, Ayisha Modi said, “By the age of 14, I used to walk with musicians like Samini, and I used to sponsor Samini’s music career. I paid for their studio time anytime they had a studio session. Sometimes, when my mother sends me on an errand to the market, I use the money to sponsor Samini, then I will lie to her that the money got missing.”
Ayisha also explained that her actions were not just about Samini but were a way of sharing her God-given gift to help talented people who couldn’t afford to pursue their dreams.
Ghana’s rap luminary and the visionary leader behind NKZ Music, Maradona Yeboah Adjei, known widely as Guru/NKZ, has advocated for a powerful transformation in the way Ghanaians perceive themselves and their nation.
Guru has fervently urged his fellow countrymen to cultivate self-belief and elevate Ghana’s presence on the global platform.
The rapper has emphasized that the trajectory of the nation’s progress hinges on the collective effort of its citizens to amplify their individual identities, thereby propelling the nation towards development and international recognition.
The ‘Alkayida’ hitmaker in a candid interview with Caroline Sampson on Asaase Café on Thursday, August 17, 2023 detailed by saying, “I don’t know if Ghanaians have inferiority complex, not really believing in what we have, and not being patriotic sometimes it baffles me.
The code is to make Ghana great, nothing else. Even if you have the worst environment, project the unique ones, the beautiful ones, the world is full of exhibitions, and tourism is taking over.”
Guru continued by adding that, “My problem is if we don’t understand the motive of projecting the Ghana agenda, we will always get stuck, because we are not investing and we see ours not capable or not having the standard, that is where the problem is.”
Ghanaian screen sensation Ellen Kyei White is beaming with pride as she takes to social media to celebrate her son Jerome’s birthday today, August 18, 2023.
The doting mother shared a heartwarming post with a photo of her handsome son, who bears a striking resemblance to his talented mother on her Instagram page to celebrate him on this special day.
Reggie Zippy‘s announcement of his divorce on Thursday, August 17, 2023, has become a huge topic of public discussion in the last 24 hours.
After the Ghanaian UK-based musician broke the news online on Thursday night, even though the marriage collapsed about a week ago, some of his followers sympathized and prayed that Reggie Zippy gets the healing he needs.
