Nigerian music icon Don Jazzy, has disclosed why he is still single.
He revealed his reason in an interaction with his fans on X in answer to a fan’s question.
According to the Mavin boss, the reason he is not married is because he is still working on himself.
A fan posted, “Once you open any baddies page on Instagram, the first thing you’ll see is ‘followed by Don Jazzy’. That man is everywhere.” Don Jazzy in turn responded, saying, “I be ashawo na. Na why I never marry?”
Another X user then asked, “But for real @DONJAZZY, why aren’t you married?” to which the artiste said, “I dey work on myself. so that when my head correct, my babe go enjoy me.”
i dey work on myself. so that when my head correct, my babe go enjoy me. https://t.co/3ckUHzsrNU
Bellingham scored an overhead kick in stoppage time to equalise against Slovakia
Harry Kane went on to score the winner in extra time to send England to Euro 2024 quarter-final
Real Madrid midfielder keen to remind critics of his quality
Jude Bellingham has admitted he channelled the ‘rubbish’ criticism aimed at him this week as he celebrated his dramatic stoppage-time equaliser against Slovakia.
A woeful England performance looked to have steered the Three Lions towards elimination from Euro 2024 before Bellingham popped up with an overhead kick in the final minute of stoppage time to send the game to extra time, where a Harry Kane header won the game for Gareth Southgate’s side.
As Bellingham celebrated his spectacular goal, the Real Madrid midfielder appeared to scream “who else?” – a reminder to his critics that he boasts the quality needed to decide games like this.
“It’s a feeling that is like no other,” said Bellingham.
“In international football and in knockout football it’s an even worse feeling because you’re 30 seconds from going home and having to listen to all the rubbish and feeling like you’ve let a nation of people down.
“In 30 seconds or one kick of the ball, everything can change.”
Asked to elaborate on his meaning of ‘rubbish’, Bellingham continued: “I think you know what I mean by the rubbish.
“Playing for England, it should be one of the proudest things of a footballer’s career, but often it is quite difficult. There’s a really high intense pressure, the fans expect a lot from us, regardless of what happened in recent tournaments years and years ago. People talk a lot. I think you do have to take it personally a little bit.
“We work so hard at this game, we come in and we train every day so hard to try and put on performances for the fans, sometimes it doesn’t go well and sometimes feels like there’s a bit of a pile-on. It’s not nice to hear but you can always use it for moments like that. It’s nice to throw it back to some people, I suppose.”
Bellingham ended by admitting the goal could end up being one of the best moments of his career if England go on to lift the trophy later this summer.
“It’s got to be up there!” he said. “It’s 30, 20 seconds until we’re out of the European Championships, the mood, in comparison to now, that it would have been is a massive difference, and what it can do for the team going forwards, I think it’s hard to deny that it was one of the most important moments of my career so far.
“We’ll see, though. It’s still a long tournament, it’s only really very important if we go on to win the cup. We’ll decide in the next two weeks how important it is.”
Joe Mettle’s Praise Reloaded which happened at the Accra Sports Stadium witnessed dignitaries such as Hon Sam George and many more great able men of the land.
Team Eternity’s Defe Defe is climbing the ladder of grace exponentially as expected. It’s impossible to listen to this song without tapping your feet! A song braced with power and authority filled with divine testimonies.
Sounds like quite a good development for the superstar, Mason Greenwood. The big question is, would he take the offer from a team that once rejected him?
Man Utd continue to look for permanent Mason Greenwood transfer
A number of European clubs have already been linked
22-year-old forward has developed a preferred destination
Marseille are the latest club to have been linked with Mason Greenwood as Manchester United attempt to arrange a permanent transfer for the forward.
Greenwood’s loan at Getafe, where he scored eight goals in 33 La Liga appearances, is at an end and it remains that his next step will be away from Old Trafford.
United had initially hoped to reintegrate Greenwood into their first-team squad after charges of assault, attempted rape and coercive behaviour were dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service after the withdrawal of key witnesses. But a furious backlash resulted in a climbdown.
United’s preference has long been known to be a permanent sale, with Juventus, Lazio, Napoli Barcelona and Atletico Madrid all among those linked with the 22-year-old.
The Athleticreports that Marseille are “exploring a deal”, with talks at an early stage and the specifics of finances yet to be discussed. But the French side are described as “keen to recruit” Greenwood, who is claimed to favour Marseille over other potential options at this stage.
Roberto De Zerbi is set to become new Marseille boss after leaving Brighton & Hove Albion. The club competed in the Champions League qualifying rounds and then the Europa League during 2023/24, getting as far as the semi-finals in the latter competition. But a disappointing eighth place finish in Ligue 1 means no European football at Stade Velodrome in the year ahead.
Marseille were heavily reliant on Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for goals last season, with the 35-year-old racking up 30 in all competitions. The next highest scorers were centre-back Chancel Mbemba and ex-Sheffield United forward Iliman Ndiaye on six each, so there is need for additional firepower.
The club’s last Ligue 1 title was in 2010, while their most recent trophy was 2012. Yet they retain historic status within French football as nine-time national champions – only Saint-Etienne (10) and Paris Saint-Germain (12) have won more – and they remain the sole French winner of the European Cup.
United are reported to be targeting a £30m transfer fee for Greenwood, although failure to command what is deemed an acceptable price could see the club trigger a 12-month extension in his contract until 2026 and consider a second loan. That scenario could bring Getafe back into the picture.
Information reaching Ghana Media is that Nigeria’s veteran Nollywood actor Olu Jacobs has passed on.
The actor who had been sick for some time now, unfortunately, kicked the bucket today and the news of his death has broken the hearts of several people.
He acted movies like Bloody Ring, My Kingdom, My Potmanto, amongst others. He will forever be remembered.
Vanessa Nicole, the partner of comedian Funny Face, recently featured in a new skit alongside YouTuber and comic actor Akabenezer, famously known as Ras Nene.
She teased fans with a preview on her official TikTok, sharing a behind-the-scenes moment from the shoot.
In the clip, Vanessa humorously attempted to join Ras Nene and his on-screen love interest during their meal of fufu and meat-laden soup.
However, Ras Nene jokingly swatted her hand away, insisting on enjoying the moment with his new companion alone.
He quipped that Vanessa should seek someone who would cherish her as much as he did his new love interest. Disappointed yet amused, Vanessa retreated to watch from afar as the scene unfolded, highlighting the comedic interplay between the actors.
The incident has sparked considerable buzz online, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the skit’s full release.
Zubairu Ibrahim, recently signed by FK Partizan, expressed immense joy upon joining the Serbian club, fulfilling a lifelong dream.
The former Ghana youth international has penned a four-year contract with Belgrade’s prestigious team following successful medical tests, having showcased his talents at Jedinstvo Ub.
“I’m thrilled beyond words,” Ibrahim commented on his transfer. “Partizan is renowned as the top club in the country, and I’m eager to don the Black and White jersey and play for their passionate fans.”
Ibrahim’s admiration for FK Partizan grew during his time in Serbia, where he was captivated by the electrifying atmosphere at their matches. “Since arriving in Serbia, I’ve closely followed Partizan, attending their games and experiencing the vibrant atmosphere,” he shared.
Eager for new challenges, Ibrahim aims to achieve his dream of competing in the Champions League by striving for the Championship.
Last season, the talented forward made a significant impact in Serbia’s First League, appearing in 36 matches for Jedinstvo, scoring 13 goals, and providing seven assists, contributing to his team’s promotion to the top division.
Ghanaian actress Shugatiti recently addressed critics who labeled her as a ‘prostitute’ for her social media presence.
Speaking on Kingdom FM with Fiifi Pratt, she shared her perspective on the term, arguing that any woman involved in multiple sexual relationships outside marriage could be considered as such.
“People call me a prostitute, but in my view, any woman who engages with multiple men without being married fits that definition. Personally, I’ve only dated one Nigerian,” she affirmed.
Shugatiti expanded on her definition of prostitution, noting that it extends beyond street solicitation to encompass anyone having multiple premarital relationships.
She dismissed online criticism, standing by her interpretation of the term. “It’s not just about street solicitation; it applies to anyone with multiple sexual partners outside of marriage,” she clarified.
The actress attributed economic challenges as a reason some women engage in relationships for financial support, such as mobile credit and rent.
Her comments sparked diverse reactions on social media, with actor Eddie Nartey expressing disagreement with her perspective on ‘prostitution.’
Last Friday, Teshie’s Presbyterian Senior High School witnessed an electrifying event that will resonate for years to come.
The standout moments of the show were the mesmerizing performances by Skannah and Mr. Drew, two celebrated artists who captivated the audience with their dynamic stage presence.
Mr. Drew, renowned for his vibrant energy and catalog of chart-topping hits, ignited the crowd with a performance that kept everyone dancing throughout.
His distinctive musical style and engaging charisma ensured a memorable experience for all in attendance.
Skannah, equally impressive, offered a glimpse into his upcoming EP, “Lo Li Pa,” slated for release on July 12, 2024. His rendition of “Young Boy” deeply resonated with the audience, setting high anticipation for the EP’s debut.
The event showcased a diverse lineup of talent, including Kojo Sec, Young Sherif, TK, and the Black Illusional Dance Crew, each adding their unique flair to the festivities.
From soulful melodies to high-energy dance routines, there was something to delight every attendee.
Organized by DSV Tv, known for delivering enriching entertainment, the event exceeded expectations, providing not just music but a vibrant atmosphere for students and young adults to unwind and revel in.
It was an evening filled with music, dance, and pure entertainment, leaving lasting memories for everyone present.
Teshie Presec witnessed a magical collaboration of Skannah, Mr. Drew, and an array of talented performers, creating an unforgettable spectacle on stage.
Manchester City are on the verge of signing Ghanaian prodigy Ryan McAidoo, as per transfer expert Fabrizio Romano.
At just 16 years old, McAidoo has opted to leave Chelsea and join the Premier League champions, marking a major coup for City’s academy.
Amid fierce competition from top clubs like Arsenal and Liverpool, Manchester City succeeded in securing McAidoo’s commitment.
The promising forward has chosen the Etihad Stadium, renowned for its outstanding youth development program, to hone his skills.
Chelsea recognized McAidoo’s immense potential and made considerable efforts to keep him. The Blues valued his ability to play in multiple attacking positions and saw him as a key part of their future. Despite their efforts, they couldn’t retain him.
On the international stage, McAidoo has played for England’s U-17 team, participating in the U-17 Euro qualifiers earlier this year. Domestically, he has featured prominently for Chelsea’s U-18 squad during the 2023/24 season, including starts in the U-18 Premier League in March.
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