Renowned gospel musician and pastor, Sonnie Badu, exposed the lesser-known risks faced by men of God in the United States.
In an interview with Nana Romeo on Accra FM, Dr. Badu disclosed that pastors/prophets can be sued if a church member gets hurt or falls during deliverance.
To mitigate this risk, churches in the US require members to sign waivers before deliverance services, acknowledging the potential risks. Additionally, churches must secure insurance to protect themselves against lawsuits.
When asked if whites can also be possessed by demons, Sonnie Badu affirmed, stressing that the demons affecting whites are often more severe.
In an exclusive interview on 3Music TV, dancehall sensation Stonebwoy proudly proclaimed his monumental achievement: filling the Accra Sports Stadium to its brim, surpassing its 40,000 capacity with an astonishing 55,000 attendees.
The “Jejereje” hitmaker confidently asserted, “No artist in my class has matched this feat.” Stonebwoy’s bold statement underscores his trailblazing success in Ghana’s music industry.
“I’m not one to boast, but setting the record straight is essential,” he emphasized. “Some may try to obscure the facts, but the numbers don’t lie.”
Stonebwoy’s accomplishment solidifies his status as a Ghanaian music icon, cementing his legacy alongside the greats.
Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale, known for his vibrant personality and chart-topping hits, is back in the spotlight for an unusual reason.
A recent photo of the dancehall star sporting “Calvlein Klein” boxer briefs has taken social media by storm, with fans questioning the legitimacy of the brand.
In the viral image, Shatta Wale pairs his distinctive style—a bold shirt showcasing his tattooed chest and a luxury necklace—with the controversial undergarment.
The waistband, embossed with “Calvlein Klein,” has sparked debates, with some fans humorously defending him as a victim of printing errors, while others suggest it might be a deliberate move to generate buzz.
Shatta Wale’s antics often ignite online discussions, proving once again that he knows how to stay in the news.
Former Black Stars striker Tony Yeboah has made startling allegations about corruption in the national team’s player selection process.
Speaking to Happy Sports, as reported by Ghanaweb, Yeboah revealed that financial incentives often outweigh merit in deciding who gets called up.
“I once recommended a player for the team, but a management member requested money before considering the player,” Yeboah shared.
This revelation comes at a time when the Black Stars are under intense scrutiny following their failure to qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON).
The team, under Otto Addo, failed to secure a single win in five qualifying matches, marking their first AFCON absence in over 20 years.
Fans and stakeholders are demanding reforms to restore transparency and performance in the national team.
A viral video has taken social media by storm, showing a mother brɛstfeeding her 17-year-old son. Shared widely on X (formerly Twitter), the clip shows the woman calmly offering her brɛst to the teenager, sparking heated debates online.
Many social media users have condɛmned the act, labeling it inappropriate and questioning the mother’s parenting choices. Some believe it reflects deep cultural or emotional ties, while others view it as outright irresponsible.
Comments like “Milk never dry for 17 years?” and “This past the limit” dominated the discussions, with some questioning the possibility of lactation over such an extended period.
The incident has opened a broader conversation about parenting boundaries and societal norms. While some users expressed curiosity, others out rightly criticized the situation as crossing ethical lines.
Medeama SC right back Kamaradini Mamudu, Heart of Lions defender Ebenezer Abban and Thought FC‘s Jerry Afriyie have been called up for Monday’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Niger.
The three players are expected to strengthen the squad following the unavailability of Alidu Seidu, Gideon Mensah, Abdul Fatawu Issahaku and Captain Jordan Ayew.
When it comes to gospel music, the prominent music artist, prophet and writer has indeed inspired many around the world. From hits like “Woara”, “Favour” and more, Jeddman is in for another banger.
He said in an interview with Ghana Media that, the song “Nyame” is in to mend every broken hearted, unite families and bring joy into every home. Jeddman explained future that, his purpose of releasing this song is mainly to edify not only the body of Christ but to reach out to the world of souls so to evangelise the gospel of Christ to the people in the dark.
He made some references in the bible on Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me”. And continued to emphasise that if people like him in the light can do all things through Christ who strengthens him, how about those in the dark who don’t know Jesus? Therefore his purpose of this song is to bridge the gap of knowledge so Christians and unbelievers alike will come to one understanding that Ephesians 3:20 came to unite both the Jews and the Gentiles according the power of God that worked with them.
Jeddman strongly believes “Nyame” will touch every single person who gets in touch with it.
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Renowned Nigerian gospel artist Moses Bliss and his Ghanaian attorney wife, Marie Wiseborn, are celebrating the arrival of their first child—a healthy baby boy.
The exciting news, shared by popular Nigerian blogger Gistlover, sparked online chatter as the baby’s birth comes exactly nine months and four days after the couple’s wedding. The timing led to playful speculation about when the baby was conceived.
Gistlover humorously commented, “This only means they connected private parts the same night.” While fans joined in the banter, many extended heartfelt congratulations to the couple on their new journey into parenthood.
The pair, admired for their faith and love story, have now added parenthood to their remarkable journey together.
The Electoral Commission (EC) has warned that votes cast for Akua Donkor in the upcoming presidential election will be considered invalid.
Despite the Ghana Freedom Party (GFP) leader’s passing, her name and image remain on the ballot due to the EC’s decision to retain the established structure.
Dr. Asare Bossman, Deputy EC Chairman, emphasized the commission’s commitment to voter education to prevent invalid votes.
He explained that 90% of ballots were printed before Akua Donkor’s demise, making her removal impractical.
Meanwhile, Kofi Akpaloo of the Liberal Party of Ghana insists Akua Donkor’s name be removed, citing potential confusion among voters.
Philip Appiah Kubi, GFP’s replacement candidate, was disqualified earlier due to errors in his nomination form.
Ruben Amorim, the new Manchester United coach, has spoken for the first time after taking on the role.
The former Sporting CP boss replaced Erik ten Hag, who was dismissed on October 28, and is set to lead the Red Devils in their quest to revive their season.
Speaking during his initial days at Old Trafford, Amorim expressed his pride and excitement: “You watch on TV and know it’s big, but being here, you feel the history.
I’m really proud to be a Manchester United coach. It’s amazing, and I feel like I’m where I’m supposed to be.”
Amorim’s first game in charge will be against Ipswich on November 24. With United sitting 13th in the Premier League, four points from the top four, the 39-year-old Portuguese tactician faces a tough challenge to restore the club’s fortunes.
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