Kumawood actor Oboy Salinko’s ex-wife has recently remarried, marking a new chapter in her life just a year after their divorce.
The wedding festivities were split into two significant events: a lively traditional ceremony and a stylish white wedding.
Although the specific dates of these celebrations have not been disclosed, Nancy, Salinko’s former spouse, has captivated many by sharing stunning photos from her wedding day on social media.
In one of the photos shared on her Instagram, Nancy is radiantly smiling as she stands beside her handsome new husband, reflecting the joy of her special day.
Stonebwoy has officially unveiled his eagerly awaited single, “Pray For Me,” which features the renowned Wyclef Jean of Fugees fame.
The excitement surrounding this release reached new heights after Wyclef, a Grammy-winning artist, spoke highly of Stonebwoy’s remarkable talent.
Since its release, the track has received widespread acclaim, with listeners particularly praising Stonebwoy’s lyrical prowess and the powerful collaboration.
Ghanaian midfielder Gideon Kodua has expressed his excitement about stepping up to first-team football at West Ham United.
The young player recently participated in the club’s pre-season training camp in the United States, where he gained valuable experience with the senior squad.
Kodua, who was instrumental in West Ham’s Youth FA Cup victory, is now setting his sights on a successful debut season with the first team.
He is hopeful that this will be a breakthrough year, allowing him to secure a regular place in the squad and make a significant impact on the field.
Ghanaian actress Kafui Danku is optimistic about the future of the country’s film industry, believing it could experience substantial growth if the National Democratic Congress (NDC) secures victory in the upcoming general election on December 7, 2024.
In a recent interview with Doreen Avio on Hitz FM, Kafui, a declared NDC supporter, noted that the industry’s development has been sluggish due to persistent challenges.
She is confident that an NDC-led government could tackle these issues, paving the way for a revitalized and thriving Ghanaian film sector. Catch the full interview on Facebook https://fb.watch/tR514vMfgP
Issa Hayatou, the former president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), has died at the age of 77. The renowned football administrator, who played a significant role in shaping the landscape of African football, passed away in Paris on Thursday, August 8, 2024.
His death came just one day before he would have celebrated his 78th birthday, having been born on August 9, 1946, in Garoua, Cameroon.
In a statement reported by Cameroon Concord, a CAF spokesperson reflected on Hayatou’s immense impact, saying, “We have lost a visionary leader, a man whose lifelong dedication to football has left an indelible mark on the sport in Africa.
His legacy will continue to guide our efforts as we work to further develop the game across the continent.” Hayatou’s influence on African football remains profound, ensuring that his contributions will be remembered and cherished for generations to come.
Issa Hayatou, President of @CAF_Online from 1988 to 2017, died today (Friday) in Paris, France. May his soul rest in peace. pic.twitter.com/d3EJ0fELp6
Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the former Swedish football icon, has revealed his lack of religious affiliation despite his notable spiritual tattoos. At 42 years old, following a distinguished career spanning over two decades, Ibrahimovic admitted he does not believe in God.
His tattoos include the phrase “only God can judge me” on his rib cage and various Buddhist mantras on his back. When questioned whether these tattoos reflect his religious beliefs, he clarified they do not, reflecting on the absence of divine intervention during his brother’s battle with leukemia.
In an interview with The Athletic, Ibrahimovic explained, “No, I do not adhere to any religion. The phrase ‘only God can judge me’—who is it meant for? When my brother succumbed to leukemia, where was God to assist him? We express gratitude to God and offer prayers daily, yet where was He in those moments? I believe that you are your own God. That is my belief and perspective.”
Regarding his tattoos, the former Inter Milan and AC Milan forward noted that he placed them on his back to prevent himself from growing weary of them. “Seeing them constantly can become tiresome. This placement ensures I’ll never get bored of them,” he added.
Ibrahimovic began his professional career at Malmo FF, later joining Ajax and making a mark as a top European talent. His illustrious career includes notable tenures with Juventus, Inter Milan, Barcelona, AC Milan, PSG, Manchester United, and LA Galaxy.
Efia Odo has made serious allegations against Kwesi Arthur, claiming he exploited her resources during their past relationship. On her podcast, “Rants, Bants & Confessions,” Efia shared an emotional account of her time with the musician, expressing how deeply she loved him.
She disclosed that she often used her own money to buy groceries and cook meals for Kwesi Arthur and his friends, sometimes serving up to ten people. Efia emphasized that despite her significant contributions, she never requested any financial assistance from him.
The actress also revealed a painful detail: Kwesi Arthur ended their relationship just two weeks after she had tattooed his name on her body. This sudden breakup left her feeling betrayed and used, highlighting the emotional and financial sacrifices she made during their time together.
Acclaimed actress and film producer Yvonne Nelson has opened up about the numerous hurdles she faced while establishing her educational institutions. Nelson described the arduous path she navigated, marked by significant financial challenges and a lack of external funding.
In her candid interview with EDHUB on X, Nelson detailed how the initial phase of her school project was fraught with difficulties. “We’ve just launched the primary school, and this is only the first step,” she explained.
“The journey has been incredibly demanding. To finance the project, I had to sell my home because the bank loan terms were unfeasible. Although it was a difficult decision, I knew it was necessary.
I had many cherished memories in that house, but I had to part with it to fund the construction. Even then, the money soon ran out, forcing me to dip into my personal savings to keep the project moving forward.”
Ghanaian actress Yvonne Nelson says she sold her house and emptied her savings account to build her school. pic.twitter.com/U1BPAJVxGf
In a recent social media post, rapper Medikal was featured enjoying a family moment at Kotoka International Airport in Accra.
The footage showcased Medikal alongside his mother, sending off his younger sister, Patrah Adwoa Frimpong, as she embarked on her overseas trip.
The video quickly garnered positive reactions from viewers, who took to the comments to commend the family’s evident closeness and strong relationships.
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