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Lil Win gives new information concerning his legal scuffle with Martha Ankomah

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Lilwin has discussed the lawsuit filed against him by fellow actor Martha Ankomah for allegedly defaming her character in a viral video that circulated a few months back.

During a media appearance to promote his new movie A Country Called Ghana, Hitz FM DJ Andy Dosty prompted Lilwin to share his thoughts on the matter.

Lilwin expressed surprise at Martha’s decision to take legal action against him, mentioning that he has faced insults from colleagues and industry insiders in the past but never resorted to lawsuits.

“I am against negativity, it forms part of the reason we don’t thrive in the industry. I could have also sued many people who insult and say false things about me, but I won’t reply.”

What did Lilwin do to Martha Ankomah?

Lilwin posted a video of himself insulting Martha Ankomah. His irritation stemmed from what he perceived to be Martha’s disparaging remarks regarding Kumawood films.

Martha Ankomah allegedly turned down a Kumawood project offer, claiming that they don’t make any sensible movies and that their productions are of low quality.

Lilwin, often labelled as the face of Kumawood, therefore dragged Martha by using derogatory and obscene language at her for the comments she made.

He thought Martha Ankomah might have simply declined to be part of the movie by demanding a huge charging fee that would have prevented the producer from featuring her rather than resorting to derogatory comments.

Lilwin continued to slam the actress, saying she was no longer relevant and was merely making these remarks to maintain her fame.

He pointed out to her that A-list actresses like Yvonne Nelson and Van Vicker had once worked in Kumawood, and that Martha was nothing in comparison.

Martha Ankomah not willing for out-of-court settlement

Martha Ankomah on the other hand said in a separate interview that she won;t allow Lilwi not go scot-free for insulting her without any provocation.

She made her first public comments on the subject in an exclusive interview with UTV, saying the video containing the attacks on her person has affected her.

Martha then declared that she was pursuing justice to make Lilwin answerable for his deeds since she firmly believed in the rule of law.

The actress underlined that the court should deal with Lilwin’s insulting words to set an example for others because they are seen as role models by children and adults alike.

Martha explained that she had never before interacted with Lilwin or worked with him, so she was even more confused by his sudden attack.

She claimed that since it took her a long time to build and protect her brand, she won’t allow Lilwin to discredit her by drawing her into a controversy.

She strongly declared that she would make sure Lilwin suffered the repercussions of his conduct when asked about settling the case out of court if he begged for forgiveness.

Ali Bongo on hunger strike over family torture and humiliation

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Gabon’s deposed president Ali Bongo and two of his sons, Jalil and Bilan, have gone on hunger strike, alleging family members suffered torture in detention in the central African country, according to his lawyers.

Bongo was ousted in a military coup last August following a disputed election and has since been confined to his home in Libreville with his sons. His wife, Sylvia, and eldest son, Noureddin, are imprisoned, facing corruption charges.

Lawyers claim Noureddin was “repeatedly tortured, beaten with a hammer and crowbar, strangled, whipped, and electrocuted with a Taser,” and Sylvia was also beaten and forced to witness Noureddin’s torture. Gabonese authorities have not responded to these allegations.

King Paluta advises fans not to haul him into Sarkodie’s ‘Brag’ feud

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King Paluta has made it clear in an interview with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM that he has no plans to take part in the current diss songs being released by different musicians, particularly after Sarkodie released his Brag song.

King Paluta clarified that he has no plans of jumping on the bandwagon because all he has done lately is sing.

He stressed that he has solidified his brand and broke into mainstream relevance since he began to sing as part of his craft.

The Kumasi-based rapper stated that he is not worried about the feud despite being tagged on social media by his fans.

Paluta says he is focused on his career and wants to improve even more on his singing since he made the switch.

Following the controversy created by Sarkodie’s Brag song Dremo and Oluwadollarz from Nigeria have dropped diss songs aimed at Sarkodie.

On the other hand, Lyrical Joe and CJ Biggerman from Ghana responded by releasing their own versions shoving Dremo and other artistes from Nigeria off.

Regardless, Paluta believes it’s unnecessary to join the feud, as he is more interested in promoting his new music and maintaining his mainstream presence.

What did Sarkodie say in his Brag song? 

In the song, Sarkodie highlighted his background and abilities, emphasizing that he had been in the game before the emergence of artists like Asake and Black Sherif as well as ‘old gees’ Davido, Wizkid, and Burna Boy.

He mentioned that despite the influence of the aforementioned, he maintains that his achievements are unparalleled.

Sarkodie took it a step further by asserting that Kendrick & Cole are his real competitors, showcasing his unwavering commitment to continuously grow and succeed in his musical journey.

“Before Wizkid came I was already doing it. Davido started when I was improving it.

Then Odogwu came through, Blacksherif to Asake, yet I’m still going. My biggest competition is Kendrick & Cole,” Sarkodie said in his song.

Enjoy ASEDA;

Enjoy BRAG;

What problem is Ghana facing now?

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Following the macroeconomic crises experienced in 2022, Ghana witnessed some improvements in its economic conditions throughout 2023. However, persistent challenges remain, notably characterized by elevated inflation, subdued growth, and substantial pressure on public finances and debt sustainability.

The country encountered significant external shocks that exacerbated existing fiscal and debt vulnerabilities, resulting in a constrained access to international markets, limited domestic financing options, and an increased reliance on monetary measures to support government expenditures.

Ghana is in debt distress and public debt is unsustainable. In response, the Government has embarked on a comprehensive debt restructuring, a significant fiscal consolidation program, and the implementation of reforms to foster economic stability and resilience. The authorities’ stabilization efforts are being supported by an Extended Credit Facility (ECF) program of the IMF for approximately $3 billion.

The crisis has taken a toll on the pace of economic growth – which decelerated to an estimated 2.9% in 2023 and is projected to remain weak in 2024. Returning growth to its potential rate of 5% will require macroeconomic stability. Over the longer term, structural reforms aimed at promoting private sector development and increasing FDI attractiveness are necessary to raise country’s growth potential. Critical reforms include strengthening the insolvency regime, access to finance, the energy sector, and the legal and regulatory environment faced by foreign direct investors. Accelerating digitalization and harnessing the opportunities offered by the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement (ACFTA) through integration with global value chains will also be important in this regard.

Fiscal consolidation is broadly on track with estimated deficit of 4.6% of GDP at the end of 2023, significantly lower than the 10.7% deficit in 2022. At 15.7 % of GDP in 2023, revenues and grants reached the same level as 2022 despite lower oil revenues.

Year-on-year inflation fell from 53.4% in January 2023 to 23.2% in December 2023, reflecting more stable exchange rates and the effects of monetary policy tightening in 2022-23. Over the first months of 2024, the deceleration of inflation has stalled due to pass-through of the depreciation on prices of imported goods, on non-food inflation while food inflation marginally fell.

The immediate implications of the macroeconomic crises and debt distress in the country are worsening the poverty levels and living standards of the population. The “international poverty” rate is estimated at 31.4% in 2023, a worsening of 4 percentage points since 2022.  

The New Force is coming to Europe!

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You can now be part of The New Force Diaspora community and be part of the change.


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• Able to actively contribute to the campaign
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• An ambassador for The New Force and help us spread the word
• Helping to shape a better future for the nation 

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Netizens blown away as Nacee (King of Music in Ghana) reveals he’s the mastermind behind Obour’s hit song

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It comes in a surprise as netizens get to know the multi-award winning producer and gospel artist, Nacee happens to be the brain behind Obour’s global hit song “Obour” over 2 decades ago.

Nacee is simply the destiny helper of so many music artists all around the world. Almost every hit song decades ago and even currently has a miracle touch of Nacee’s blueprint. Global artists such as Ohemaa Mercy is a clear example of his greatest achievements, Piesie Esther’s Wayɛ Me Yie.

This very song by Obour christened, Bice Osei Kuffour is also titled “Obour” was produced by Nacee over 20 years ago!

Watch video below;

Netizens can’t have enough of the impressive news from the GOAT

Also enjoy Nacee’s current hit song;

First stare-down between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul was full of smiles

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Mike Tyson and Jake Paul had their first public staredown today and it seemed to be a light hearted atmosphere with both laughing.

Even though the first stare-down seemed to have been full of smiles, the fight day will be quite a different story!

Mike promised us the old Mike, that he’s taking this seriously and that he will finish Paul. But the old Mike wasn’t doing staredowns smiling, laughing and playing around. When Mike did a staredown it was a part of his game meant to intimidate you. He looked through you. That part of his game terrified opponents. And now he’s laughing and playing.

We obviously were never going to see a prime Mike Tyson, his prime was over 30 years ago. But I’m not even sure we’re getting a version of Mike on the same frame of mind of when he was the baddest man on the planet.

Who do you think wins?

English giants Liverpool are set to trigger £85million release clauses for Mohammed Kudus to capture the Ghana superstar from West Ham United.

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The Reds activated contacts today to help them complete the deal before agreeing on personal terms.

Liverpool want Kudus to bolster their squad as in-coming Dutch coach Arne Slot is a huge fan of the former Ajax player.

Mohammed Kudus to Liverpool

The coming days will be crucial if the deal is to be completed.

Understand Man City, Arsenal, Real Madrid & PSG have all made preliminary inquiries about Kudus.

Indeed, our star Liverpool.

deserves to play for an elite club like

Enjoy this nice song;

President Akufo-Addo has conferred Ghanaian citizenship status on American musician and songwriter Stevie Wonder

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Stevie Wonder is unarguably one of the most powerful legends in our time. His angelic voice plays a significant role in his popularity, fame and fortune.

Stevie Wonder has recently visited Ghana and most importantly the Flagstaff House. He met the president of Ghana, His Excellency Akufo Addo with his entourage who exchanged nice pleasantries and memorable gestures all together.

Happy Birthday Stevie Wonder

The president of Ghana made sure Stevie was having a good time as it was also his birthday. A Ghanaian Citizenship has now been conferred to Stevie Wonder directly from the office of the president.

You’re now allowed to call Stevie Wonder, “Yaw Stevo” … lol.

Enjoy this peice;

Moses Bliss diplomatically replies netizen over comment passed about his Ghanaian queen

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Nigerian gospel artist Moses Bliss recently smartly responded to critics who questioned his decision to let his wife preach during their events. 

After marriage, she makes it a point to share the word of God with the audience whenever Moses Bliss goes out to Minister at different events.

Before their marriage, Marie Wiseborn was already involved in preaching at the altar, influenced by her parents’ ministry background.

Despite some negative remarks online, Moses Bliss stood by his wife’s passion for sharing the word of God, highlighting that she was preaching even before they were married and that he fully supported her in this endeavour.

The wedding between Moses Bliss and his Ghanaian fiancée, Marie Wiseborn, was a blend of elegance and simplicity.

Marie looked stunning in a white gown, while Bliss complemented her attire with a white suit accented with brown.

The bridal party added vibrancy with their orange outfits, and Marie’s parents added a touch of tradition with their Ghanaian kente attire.

Just before their wedding, Bliss released an EP titled “Love Testament,” which added a beautiful emotional backdrop to their journey together.

Their love story began with a romantic proposal in London and was formalized with a civil ceremony in Abuja, Nigeria.

Overall, their union has been a celebration of love, faith, and a shared commitment to spreading the gospel.

Enjoy latest song from Moses Bliss below;

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