Bishop Daniel Obinim has revealed that investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas once contacted him for support in a defamation case against Kennedy Agyapong.
Speaking to his congregation, Obinim claimed Anas arranged a meeting through a co-pastor, where he allegedly revealed his real face without a mask.
According to Obinim, Anas assured him he had no issues being recorded, as he sought his help during his long-standing legal battle with Agyapong.
Ghanaian actress and social media personality Sheena Gakpe says her physique has made it difficult for her to find stable employment.
In an interview on Angel FM, she revealed that while she has a university degree, past work experiences were challenging due to negative treatment from female colleagues who felt intimidated by her body.
Sheena added that she faces similar challenges in the movie industry, sensing resentment from female co-stars, even when she isn’t cast as a lead actress.
Michael Essien, former Ghanaian international, admits it’s still painful that the Black Stars couldn’t secure a major title during his career.
Essien, who played for the national team from 2002 to 2012, was part of the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) semifinal and the 2010 final, where Egypt defeated Ghana.
“It hurts we didn’t win a trophy because we were so close, especially in 2008,” Essien shared in a recent interview.
Despite the setbacks, Essien remains proud of his career, emphasizing the need to move forward.
Award-winning gospel singer Diana Hamilton has urged young Christians to balance their faith with career growth, warning against excessive time in church at the expense of personal development.
In an interview with JoyNews, she stressed that constant worship without work leads to dependency. She advised young people to focus on education and career-building, saying, “You can’t give what you don’t have.”
Her comments have sparked mixed reactions, with some applauding her realism and others criticizing her stance on church involvement.
Ghanaian musician Mzbel has dismissed claims that the late Castro fathered her son, Aaron Adepa Amoah.
Addressing the rumors in an interview with Max TV, she stated that she hadn’t seen Castro since 2013, long before her son’s birth.
“The last time I saw Castro was when we recorded a tribute song for Ronnie Coaches. I gave birth six years later,” she clarified.
Mzbel questioned why people insist on knowing her child’s father, asserting that it’s a private matter. She emphasized that her son has a strong bond with his real father, whose identity she won’t disclose.
A 37-year-old woman has shared her struggles on Lawson’s “Afisem” show, revealing that her husband gives her and their two children only 10 Cedis—and sometimes even 9 Cedis—as pocket money.
Despite being married for eight years, she claimed her husband rarely stays with them due to work. The situation worsened when she discovered he had another child and was living with a different family in Awaso.
She recalled a moment of despair when she had to choose between paying rent or becoming homeless. When she confronted her husband, he only responded by sending the usual 10 Cedis.
GFA President Kurt Okraku has engaged Israeli Ambassador Roey Gilad in talks aimed at strengthening football development between Ghana and Israel.
The meeting, held in Accra, focused on technical exchange programs, grassroots development, and capacity building for Ghanaian coaches and medical personnel.
Plans were also discussed for Ghana’s U-15 team to participate in a tournament in Israel.
Okraku emphasized the importance of leveraging Israel’s expertise in sports science and technology to enhance Ghana’s football ecosystem, reaffirming the GFA’s commitment to international collaboration.
Former Ghanaian midfielder Michael Essien has opened up about his decision to reject the Black Stars assistant coaching job.
Essien was approached by Otto Addo and GFA President Kurt Okraku before the reappointment of Addo in 2024. However, the ex-Chelsea star, currently an assistant coach at FC Nordsjaelland, felt he wasn’t ready for the role.
“I wouldn’t say I refused, but I just wasn’t ready,” he told Sporty FM.
Despite missing out on trophies with Ghana, Essien remains confident the Black Stars will soon claim silverware.
Tottenham Hotspur defender Kevin Danso linked up with Ghanaian music star Black Sherif in London for an exclusive preview of the singer’s upcoming album, Iron Boy.
A video circulating on social media shows the Austrian international vibing to the unreleased songs, visibly impressed by Black Sherif’s talent.
The award-winning artist, currently in London ahead of the album’s official release, is preparing to drop his second studio project after The Villain I Never Was.
Danso, who is on loan at Spurs, has been in impressive form and could secure a permanent move to the club.
After months of speculation, Medikal and Eazzy have seemingly confirmed their relationship in a new viral video.
The clip shows the former AMG Music artist affectionately touching Eazzy’s cheeks while singing about love, fueling dating rumors.
Medikal’s caption, “Baddie,” further hinted at their romance, following previous sightings of the duo in matching outfits and similar locations.
This comes after Medikal’s split from Fella Makafui, which was rumored to involve Eazzy.
With this latest video, the pair appears to no longer be hiding their love.
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