Ghanaian prophet Amasie Gyata Bruwaa, also known as Prophet Azuka, is not giving up his quest to supposedly bury the destiny of Ghanaian TikToker, Kofi Pages.
The decision of the self-acclaimed prophet of God to bury the destiny of Kofi Pages started just about three days ago after the latter went on a live broadcast of the former to call him out as a fraud who was using smart ways to scam members of his church off their hard-earned money under the guise of interceding for them spiritually.
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There appears to be a perception out there that popular media personality, Okatakyie Afrifa-Mensah, likes to womanize a lot.
This perception was brought to life when he took his turn on the hot seat of Deloris Frimpong Manso’s show, dubbed the Delay Show, which airs on TV3 every Sunday.
The new version of Check My Zingo is finally here!
Ghanaian music duo, DopeNaton, featured Sarkodie on this piece.
This is a remix of ‘Check My Zingo’ following the release of the original song.
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Renowned actress Yvonne Nelson made a triumphant return to her alma mater, St. Martin de Porres School to engage in an open conversation with pupils about the critical importance of abstaining from sex to prevent sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and unwanted pregnancies.
This is part of her newly launched “The Real Tour” to preach to young people in basic and high schools about the dangers of early sex and unprotected sex after the launch of her book, ‘I Am Not Yvonne Nelson.”
Prophet Azuka has been captured in a viral video raining heavy curses on a young Ghanaian guy simply known as Kofi Pages for insulting him on TikTok.
It all began when the brave netizen confronted and accused Azuka of being a scammer and exploiting his congregants for financial gain.
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The heated exchange took during a TikTok live session while the pastor interacted with his followers.
The young Ghanaian guy who’s currently based abroad seized the opportunity to call out what he believed to be the pastor’s dubious practices.
During the live session, the outspoken netizen boldly alleged that Prophet Azuka along with other pastors are using reverse psychology to manipulate and extort money from his followers.
He additionally claimed that these religious leaders were selling charms and other dubious items as a means to exploit their congregants financially.
The confrontation left the self-proclaimed man of God visibly stunned and unable to offer any response to the mounting allegations.
Watch the video below to know more…
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Reacting to the insults, Prophet Azuka has buried the picture of Kofi Pages inside a river and given him a one-week ultimatum to come and apologize to him.
In a new trending video, Prophet Azuka can be seen and heard wishing the very best of evil to befall Kofi Pages.
In a shocking turn of events, Ghanaian man of God, Pastor Amansie Gyata Bruwaa aka Prophet Azuka was left utterly speechless when a brave netizen confronted and accused him of being a scammer and exploiting his congregants for financial gain.
The heated exchange took during a TikTok live session while the pastor interacted with his followers.
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The young Ghanaian guy who’s currently based abroad seized the opportunity to call out what he believed to be the pastor’s dubious practices.
During the live session, the outspoken netizen boldly alleged that Prophet Azuka along with other pastors are using reverse psychology to manipulate and extort money from his followers.
He additionally claimed that these religious leaders were selling charms and other dubious items as a means to exploit their congregants financially.
The confrontation left the self-proclaimed man of God visibly stunned and unable to offer any response to the mounting allegations.
Watch the video below to know more…
Watch the video below to know more…
This recent confrontation highlights the importance of holding religious leaders accountable for their actions and financial dealings.
It also serves as a reminder for congregants to exercise caution and discernment when contributing financially to their places of worship or any spiritual practice.
Calls for transparency and accountability within religious institutions have grown louder in recent years, and this incident may serve as a catalyst for further scrutiny and introspection within Ghana’s religious communities.
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Award-winning singer and songwriter who performs under the stage name Wendy Shay – Has bitterly lamented over the unjust treatment and objectification of women within the music industry.
During a recent appearance on TV3’s Day Show hosted by Berla Mundi, the diva shared her strong dissatisfaction with the prevalent practice of labeling female musicians as ‘female artistes,’ while their male counterparts are simply referred to as ‘artistes.’
With passion and conviction, Wendy Shay ardently advocated for equal treatment and recognition.
She firmly asserted that women in the music industry put in just as much effort, if not more, as their male counterparts, and thus, they deserve to be acknowledged solely as ‘artistes’ without any gender distinctions.
Her powerful stance sheds light on the pressing issue of gender disparity in the music world and emphasizes the need for a fair and inclusive industry.
Wendy Shay’s advocacy serves as an inspiration for all women striving to break barriers and challenge societal norms, ultimately fostering an environment where talent and hard work are recognized without bias or discrimination.
“It is not fair. First of all, I don’t even like the fact that people go like ‘female artistes’ because you don’t see our male counterparts being labeled as ‘male artistes’. They are seen as artistes so we should be seen as such. We are artistes,” she suggested.
She highlighted the efforts and dedication of female musicians like herself and Sister Efya, emphasizing that they put in a lot of hard work and sweat, deserving of acknowledgment and credit.
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Talented Ghanaian singer, Lamid, has shared his inspiring journey from humble beginnings to becoming a renowned musician.
In a recent interview on Onua FM, the acclaimed artist disclosed that he used to work as a mechanic, fondly known as “Fita,” before fully embracing a career in music.
Interestingly, his path to music commenced during his time as a mechanic in training.
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However, he soon realized that his heart and soul were deeply connected to the world of music, and this burning passion eventually led him to make a life-changing decision.
According to Lasmid he courageously decided to quit his mechanical pursuits and wholeheartedly pursue his dreams in the music industry.
“I was a mechanic, “Fita” apprentice ( auto electronics) but I was unable to complete it. I was trained for a period between three to six months but I realized that my destiny was in music so I had to stop. The errands too were a lot,”
Although he quit halfway through the training, he still has some expertise in the field should he be guided by a pro.
“I learned a lot of things so I can determine a fault in that regard but would have to get someone to do the fixing after I have identified the problem,” he stated.
He further added that was not pressured to study the trade by his guardians but by his will to give it a go and started the training which he did in Takoradi.
“I wasn’t forced to learn the job but I wasn’t willing to do so. It was more like I was at home doing nothing. No one forced me. After a lot of thinking, I realized I had done a lot of difficult tasks before so this was no different; it was normal. I learned the trade at Takoradi,”
Lasmid has said he has no regret for quitting his training to pursue music because it has been worth it.
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