Ghanaian rapper and current University of Ghana SRC President, Guru, known in private life as Maradona Yeboah Adjei, has angrily fired back at students of the University of Ghana who have been attacking him following the 2025 SRC Week Celebration.
In a TikTok live session, the rapper-turned-student leader did not mince words as he addressed the criticisms and allegations that have flooded social media after the week-long celebration.
The Ghanaian film industry has been thrown into mourning following the tragic passing of promising young actress Salamatu Mohammed, popularly known for her role as Asibi in the hit movie Quiet Village.
The heartbreaking news was announced by Ghanaian movie producer and director SyPro Films on his official Facebook page on Sunday, October 12, 2025.
In an emotional post, SyPro Films shared a video showing the late actress’s remains being transported by her family to the cemetery for burial. Scenes from the solemn occasion captured relatives and friends weeping as Salamatu’s coffin was lowered into her grave.
According to SyPro Films, Salamatu Mohammed passed away during childbirth while welcoming her new baby at the hospital. Fortunately, her newborn child survived the tragic incident.
The filmmaker, who worked closely with the late actress, paid a heartfelt tribute to her, describing her as “a strong woman, a gifted actress, and a loving mother.”
“She left this world while bringing a new life into it — her baby survived, a living reminder of her strength and love,” he wrote.
He continued:
“We will forever remember your smile, your talent, and your kindness. Sleep well, dear Salamatu. Your light lives on through your child and your works.”
Salamatu Mohammed gained recognition for her powerful performance in Quiet Village, a movie that has amassed over 1.3 million views on YouTube.
Her death has left fans and industry colleagues devastated, with many taking to social media to express their grief and celebrate her short but impactful career.
Ghanaian musician and former SRC President of the University of Ghana, Guru, has opened up about what he has described as deliberate sabotage that led to the failure of an SRC artistes’ event organized during his time in office.
Speaking during a TikTok live session, the “Lapaz Toyota” hitmaker recounted how some colleague students allegedly worked behind the scenes to undermine his efforts by spreading false claims about the event’s funding.
According to Guru, certain individuals reached out to musicians and stakeholders, alleging that he had already received full sponsorship for the event — a claim he said was entirely untrue.
The rapper clarified that he operated with a limited budget of GHS 200,000, which was grossly insufficient to organize a high-profile campus concert featuring top-tier artistes.
“Do you know how much it takes to host an event? Sometimes it costs between ₵500,000 and ₵700,000, but I was working with just ₵200,000. How much would we have even paid Sarkodie or Black Sherif?” Guru lamented.
He explained that he had hoped to leverage his industry connections and personal influence to bring big artistes on board at minimal cost, but his efforts were derailed by internal sabotage.
“Some students called the artistes and the event organizer, telling them not to support me because I had already received money. That wasn’t true,” he said.
Guru further expressed disappointment over the lack of unity and support within the student community, emphasizing that the event’s failure had nothing to do with his leadership or planning.
“So no one should come and ask me why the SRC event flopped. It flopped because of sabotage,” he fumed.
Celebrated Ghanaian actress Jackie Appiah has marked her son Damien Agyemang’s birthday with a social media tribute.
Damien, born in 2005, turned 20 years old on October 13, 2025. His mom shared photos and an emotional message in celebration.
Taking to Instagram, the actress showed different moments with her handsome son, in an emotional tribute that showcased their close bond.
Captioning the photos, the beloved Ghanaian actress prayed for God’s guidance and blessing for her son, while expressing pride in the young man he has become.
“Happy Birthday my dear son @damienagyemang ❤️❤️ May the Lord continue to guide and protect you on this journey of life, may the Lord continue to bless you my son. I am so proud of the man you have become🤩.Continue to make mama proud, I love you❤️❤️,” she said.
See Jackie Appiah’s birthday post for her son below:
Prophet Ajagurajah has weighed in on the public feud between the wives of the late Highlife legend Daddy Lumba, saying he takes pleasure in the controversy surrounding the musician’s death.
Speaking in an interview on Okay FM with Nana Romeo, the Ajagurajah Movement leader said he was pleased that Daddy Lumba’s two wives, Akosua Serwaa and Priscilla Ofori, popularly known as Odo Broni, along with members of the musician’s family, are locked in a dispute over the burial date and other matters.
Ajagurajah stated that the conflict keeps Daddy Lumba’s name constantly in the news, something he personally finds admirable. He explained that he hopes his own legacy will mirror that kind of attention after his death.
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The religious leader further disclosed that he intends to marry multiple women, following in the late singer’s footsteps. He said it would bring him satisfaction in the afterlife if his wives were to quarrel over his estate after his death, believing such disputes would keep his memory alive.
Ajagurajah also expressed his belief that Odo Broni, the younger of Daddy Lumba’s wives, is likely to prevail in the ongoing legal battles. He suggested that her close relationship with the late musician and the fact that she was introduced to many influential people could give her an advantage.
Watch his statement below.
Ghanaian TikTok sensation and food content creator Afua Nash is in the new again after breaking down in tears during a live session on her TikTok page.
This moment follows a lot of backlash on her online after she claimed in a previous interview with Zionfelix during the opening of a new branch of Piza World in Accra that she spends about GHC5000 a day to maintain her lifestyle.
Ghanaian artiste KiDi has said his views on love and relationships are rooted in loyalty and faith, describing himself as a firm believer in monogamy.
Speaking in an interview on Asempa FM, the award-winning artiste stated that he lives by the “one-man, one-woman” principle, a value shaped by his upbringing and his parents’ enduring marriage.
“I grew up watching my mum and dad build something beautiful together. They’ve been together for years, and that has shaped how I see love and family,” he said.
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KiDi explained that his belief stems from his Christian faith but clarified that it is a personal conviction rather than a universal standard.
“Muslims are allowed to marry more than one; Christians are not, so I cannot say what’s right or wrong for anyone else. What works for one person might not work for another. For me, as a Christian, I believe one man, one woman is right,” he added.
The “Shut Up” singer stressed that his family background taught him the essence of faithfulness, partnership, and commitment, values he hopes to reflect in his own relationships.
Shatta Wale has revealed that Sarkodie quietly supported his Shaxi transport venture by purchasing several cars for the business.
Speaking during a live TikTok session, the Ghanaian dancehall artiste praised Sarkodie as a “genuine industry player”.
He recounted that during the most recent Rapperholic concert, Sarkodie bought eight vehicles for Shaxi, the ride-hailing company founded by Wale. Although Sarkodie had requested that the gesture remain private, Shatta Wale said he felt the need to share it with the public.
“When he bought the car, he told me not to tell anybody, but I told him we all have to support each other. I know he won’t be happy that I have said this on live,” Shatta Wale admitted.
He went on to jokingly address Sarkodie’s wife, saying, “Tracy is my baby. We are sorry for entering his (Sark) account. I am sure Tracy would ask why he didn’t inform her that he wanted to purchase cars for me. Shoutout to the Sark natives.”
Watch the video below.
“ Sarkodie Bought Eight Cars To Support My Shaxi Transport Business, But He asked Me Not To Reveal it To Anyone “
— Shadrack Amonoo Crabe 👁🗨 (@ShadrackAmonooC) October 10, 2025
– Shatta Wale Reveals
The Way He Sent The Shout Out To “Tracy” Thoughhh.. This Guy Erghh😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/8U9MyeZ0Et
Lawyer Robert Twene has educated the general public regarding marriages involving our local customary rights and those that are legally binding.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with Zionfelix, Lawyer Robert Twene explained that a man can be arrested for marrying a second wife if his first marriage is legally recognized.
As educated by the lawyer, a man can be arrested for an offense termed as bigamy for marrying a second wife.
This education follows the ongoing legal tussle between his first wife Akosua Serwaa and Odo Broni.
According to Lawyer Robert Twene, if Akosua Serwaa’s marriage to Daddy Lumba was still valid before his demise, then his association with Odo Broni is void.
Daddy Lumba’s lawyershave responded to complaints by first wife of the late musician, Akosua Serwah Fosuh relating to the funeral arrangements of the late highlife legend.
In a letter dated October 1, 2025, and signed by Fati Ali-Yallah of Baba Jamal & Associates which is making rounds on social media, the legal team said it received instructions of the Fosu Royal Family to clarify certain comments by first wife, Akosuah Serwaa Fosuh.
Citing the statement, Mrs. Serwaa Fosuh “has no right to determine how the Fosu Royal family buries their dead” because they claim that when a person is deceased the body and funeral arrangements of the person belongs to the family.
“Your client’s name (Serwaa Fosuh), if it appears in the funeral brochures at all, will be a favour from the family because of the children she has with him,” the lawyers noted.
The letter also continued that , Akosua Serwah Fosuh, refused to relocate to Ghana with Daddy Lumba when he became seriously ill about 15 years ago.
“Our instructions are that, your client, Akusua Serwah Fosuh of Germany refused to relocate with her then husband Daddy Lumba to Ghana for medical help when the latter was seriously ill some 15 years ago and therefore deserted him in his difficult time of need.”
