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TGMA is ‘frakadam’ – Jay Bahd reveals

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Kumerican rapper Jay Bahd, a prominent member of the Asakaa Boys, has shared his reasons for snubbing the TGMA. Speaking on Opemsuo FM, the artist stated that he deliberately avoids the TGMA, claiming the awards lack fairness, especially towards Kumasi-based musicians.

Jay Bahd disclosed that although he has been nominated and won awards at TGMA, he often sends representatives to collect them on his behalf. According to the rapper, he does not prioritize awards in defining his career. Instead, he focuses on building his artistry without external validation.

This bold stance has sparked discussions among fans and industry players about the significance of awards in the creative industry.

Asantewaa gifts friend land and cash to celebrate new baby

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Ghanaian TikTok star Asantewaa has made headlines with her generous gift to her friend, Hagar Brobbey, after welcoming a new baby. The content creator, in a heartwarming video shared on TikTok, revealed her visit to St. John’s Hospital before and after Hagar delivered her child.

To celebrate the joyous occasion, Asantewaa surprised Hagar with a plot of land at Golden City Community 7B, GH₵10,000 in cash, and other gifts. She was joined by her brother, musician Kayverli, and her mother, as they offered prayers and comfort during the delivery.

The touching gesture sparked mixed reactions online, with many praising Asantewaa’s kindness while others speculated about the source of the gifts.

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Congratulations my love @Hagar Brobbey 🫶🏽

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Ghanaian gospel singer reveals GFA blocked her 2006 World Cup trip

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Ghanaian gospel musician Grace Ashy has revealed a shocking incident involving the Ghana Football Association (GFA) during Ghana’s historic qualification for the 2006 FIFA World Cup.

Speaking on Onua TV, the singer disclosed that the GFA wrote to the German embassy advising them to deny her a visa for the tournament, despite her contributions to the Black Stars’ morale through her songs.

According to Ashy, former President John Agyekum Kufuor had tasked the GFA to ensure her inclusion in the trip to Germany due to her role in inspiring the national team and engaging women in football.

Her songs became an anthem for Ghanaians as the Black Stars reached the tournament’s round of 16. However, she claims that the letter she received from the GFA led to her visa denial, preventing her from joining the historic moment.

Kumawood star Maame Serwaa graduates Knutsford University

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Kumawood actress Maame Serwaa, whose real name is Clara Benson, has achieved a significant milestone by graduating from Knutsford University with a bachelor’s degree.

The actress shared her excitement on Instagram, expressing pride in her four-year academic journey and gratitude to everyone who supported her.

“After four years of hard work, growth, and perseverance, I am proud to announce my successful completion of a Bachelor’s Degree at Knutsford University!” she wrote.

Maame Serwaa also highlighted the importance of determination, faith, and the unwavering support of loved ones in achieving her dreams.

Netizens have flooded her post with congratulatory messages, celebrating her dedication to both education and her career.

The actress remains optimistic about her future, stating her intent to pursue greater opportunities.

Prioritize Jesus Christ over money – Pastor Elvis Agyemang

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Pastor Elvis Agyemang, founder of Grace Mountain Ministry and host of Alpha Hour, has sparked an online debate with his latest message urging Ghanaians to choose Jesus Christ over wealth.

In a viral video, Pastor Agyemang can be heard singing about the value of life in Christ, stressing that acquiring wealth is meaningless if one loses their soul.

He expressed that having Jesus Christ is more valuable than any material possession. “If you get everything and lose your life, there is no sense in it,” he said.

The pastor urged his followers and all Ghanaians to focus on spiritual growth and salvation, rather than material pursuits.

This powerful message continues to resonate with many, encouraging a reflection on priorities in the pursuit of wealth and eternal life.

Skannah signs with Indigo Music Factory, promises exciting new journey

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Rising music talent Skannah has officially joined Indigo Music Factory as an artist, marking a major milestone in her career.

Sharing the news on social media, Skannah expressed gratitude to her supporters for their unwavering encouragement.

“This is a dream come true,” she wrote. “Here’s to new beginnings, creativity, and the amazing adventures ahead!”

Fans and industry players are eagerly anticipating Skannah’s next moves under the Indigo Music Factory label, known for nurturing exceptional talent.

Stay tuned as Skannah embarks on this exciting chapter, set to deliver more creativity and memorable music.

Stonebwoy defends claim about filling Accra Sports Stadium without sponsorship

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Stonebwoy, the acclaimed Reggae-Dancehall artist, has clarified remarks about his self-funded BHIM concert held in December 2023.

His comments had sparked debates after he stated that no artiste in his class had managed to sell out the Accra Sports Stadium without sponsorship.

Speaking on Hitz FM, Stonebwoy explained his remarks were a direct response to industry manager Gomski, who described Dancehall as problematic for Ghanaian music. Stonebwoy countered this by highlighting Dancehall’s economic contributions, including boosting tourism and creating jobs during major events.

“I stand by my claim—it’s clear and documented. Dancehall fills stadiums and impacts the economy. My achievements are undeniable, and industry politics shouldn’t overshadow the facts,” he emphasized.

Stonebwoy urged fans and stakeholders to focus on the positive impact of his work rather than succumbing to bias or controversies.

Oheneba Jude sparks debate with the endorsement of Dr. Bawumia for 2024 elections

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TikTok star Oheneba Jude has publicly endorsed Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia as his choice for Ghana’s 2024 presidential election.

In a video, Jude praised the Free SHS initiative, highlighting its impact on his siblings and urging his followers to support the NPP candidate.

Jude’s endorsement has stirred controversy online, with some fans accusing him of delving into politics prematurely. Critics argue that the move could alienate his growing fan base, while others defend his right to express his political views.

One user remarked, “Jude, don’t involve yourself in politics, it’s a waste of time. Focus on your career.” Another fan added, “Hypocrisy is killing Ghanaians. Jude, enjoy your life wai.”

Shatta Wale pledges to sponsor SHS graduate after she gifted him an artwork

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Dancehall musician Shatta Wale has promised to fund a Senior High School graduate’s tertiary education after she gifted him a pencil drawing of himself.

The touching encounter occurred during an interview in Kumasi, where the lady shared her struggles in furthering her education since completing SHS in 2023.

Moved by her story, Shatta Wale pledged to visit her family and give her mother GH₵20,000 to start a business. He also assured the young artist of his commitment to support her dreams.

The act of kindness sparked admiration online. One fan commented, “Givers never lack. God bless you, King Shatta Wale.” Another added, “You are living the dream by being a blessing to others.”

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Shatta Wale donates cash to sponsor this girls education

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Ditch your university degree and join me – Trotro mate encourages

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Blacc Tbwoy
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A young Ghanaian trotro mate has gone viral after urging university graduates to consider becoming bus conductors while awaiting government jobs. In a TikTok video, he shared that the job provides a decent income, allowing him to meet his needs comfortably.

The mate emphasized that the role is not as “demeaning” as some perceive and urged graduates to temporarily join his line of work, saying, “Put gentility aside and learn our job.”

Social media reactions have been mixed, with some praising his initiative and others questioning the practicality of the suggestion for graduates, especially women.

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