Twene Jonas has once again sparked controversy, declaring that he fears no one in Ghana.
In his latest online rant, he addressed the ongoing tension between Okatakyie Afrifa and Kevin Taylor, stating that he remains neutral but was informed that Taylor allegedly went into hiding during his visit to Ghana.
Jonas mocked Taylor’s actions, labeling him a coward while emphasizing his own bravery. He promised to make a grand return to Ghana, announcing his presence in an unforgettable way.
He even hinted at delivering a “State of the Nation Address” upon arrival, ensuring his presence will not go unnoticed.
A viral video of Ghanaian comedian Akrobeto stepping out of his Kantanka SUV has sparked excitement. Clad in a singlet, shorts, and half-shoes, he effortlessly blended simplicity with elegance.
Netizens admired his laid-back fashion sense and his commitment to supporting made-in-Ghana products.
The unregistered vehicle, boasting a DV plate, added a touch of exclusivity. Discussions about the car’s GH¢500,000 cost resurfaced, with mixed reactions on affordability.
Akrobeto’s influence extends beyond entertainment, as he continues to champion local innovation and inspire Ghanaians to embrace homegrown brands.
Ghanaian comedian Funny Face has cautioned the youth against drug use, revealing how it worsened his challenges instead of providing relief.
In an interview with Metro TV, he admitted that turning to substances during tough times only deepened his struggles. He urged creatives in the entertainment industry to avoid drugs and seek support rather than bottling up their emotions.
Sharing his own ordeal, he highlighted the importance of open conversations and mental well-being, emphasizing that drug abuse is never the answer to life’s hardships.
GFA President Kurt Okraku has reaffirmed the association’s position as Ghana’s most reliable sports institution. Speaking at the contract renewal ceremony with Decathlon Ghana, he highlighted the GFA’s credibility, which continues to attract corporate partnerships.
The agreement, now extended until 2029, reflects the trust and confidence in the GFA’s leadership. Okraku urged businesses to collaborate with the association, using Decathlon’s ongoing partnership as a testament to their success.
Meanwhile, the Ghana Premier League has resumed after a brief suspension following the tragic loss of a supporter, marking a significant moment for Ghanaian football.
Prophet Kofi Oduro has strongly criticized celebrities who showcase expensive cars on social media, calling it a meaningless display of wealth. He emphasized that luxury vehicles, including Rolls-Royces, are merely metal and foam, holding no true significance in life.
He urged individuals to prioritize spiritual growth over material possessions, warning against the dangers of arrogance and pride. While many supported his message, others argued that wealth isn’t inherently wrong if accompanied by humility. His statement has since sparked widespread debate online.
STONEBWOY delivered an explosive performance at the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on March 8, drawing a packed crowd. The event was part of his global Up and Runnin6 album tour and featured guest appearances from FAMEYE and ARATHEJAY.
The night was filled with energy as stars like MOHAMMED KUDUS and FATAWU ISSAHAKU joined DR. LOUISA SATEKLA in celebrating the milestone. Despite early skepticism, the concert sold out, proving STONEBWOY’s dominance.
Following the event, STONEBWOY and his team toasted to more international success, cementing his influence in the global music scene.
Frank Naro has publicly reached out to Kwaku Manu with an apology, dismissing claims of disrespect.
In a recent interview, the Kumawood actor and musician stated that he never intentionally disrespected Kwaku Manu, whom he considers a brother.
He acknowledged that past words or actions might have been misinterpreted and humbly asked for forgiveness.He also addressed rumors of people spreading falsehoods to create division between them.
Many Ghanaians have shared mixed reactions to his public plea, with some advising him to meet Kwaku Manu in person to resolve the matter.
Meanwhile, Frank Naro also denied allegations of being romantically involved with Emelia Brobbey, emphasizing his deep respect for her. His video has since gained significant attention, sparking online discussions.
Renowned Kumawood actor Berma Bediide has strongly denied claims of the collapse of Ghana’s movie industry, especially Kumawood.
In a recent interview, he rejected the accusations, emphasizing that the sector is thriving.
Bediide highlighted that many actors, producers, and crew members are actively involved in new projects.
He criticized critics, saying that those claiming the industry has collapsed are out of touch with reality, as Kumawood is visible on television and smartphones.
He urged Ghanaians to disregard such baseless claims, reaffirming that the local film sector is far from dead.