Afrobeats superstar Tiwa Savage has publicly praised Ghanaian dancehall icon Shatta Wale for what she describes as an extraordinary act of kindness and loyalty in the music industry. In a heartfelt statement, Tiwa shared how Shatta Wale rejected a 100 million offer just to support her and eventually gave her his verse for free.
“Sister, and I know how hard it is for women to make it in this industry. That’s how he rejected the 100M. And guess what? He gave me the verse for free. Good people still exist — and Shatta Wale is one of them.” — Tiwa Savage
Her words have sparked admiration across social media and the entertainment world, highlighting Shatta Wale’s genuine character. While many artists chase money first, Tiwa emphasized that Shatta chose love, respect, and family over financial gain, proving that real support sometimes means more than millions.
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She continued to praise his heart and humility, noting that in an industry often driven by profit, Shatta Wale stood out by prioritizing human connection. She described him as “not just an artist — he’s a brother, a helper, and a true legend.”
This revelation has further strengthened Shatta Wale’s reputation as one of Africa’s most influential and compassionate musicians. Fans say his continuous acts of goodwill explain why he keeps winning hearts across the globe.
Ghanaian AI consultant, publisher at the popular Ghana Media and content creator AI with Enoch also know in the media space as Blacc Tbwoy has issued a bold warning that is shaking the professional landscape across Ghana: artificial intelligence is coming for jobs faster than expected, and those who fail to adapt will not survive the shift.
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Speaking on Beyond the Surface Podcast, Enoch, founder of Riverside AI and one of the country’s leading voices on AI integration, explained that AI is already reducing 10-hour tasks to just 5 minutes — and businesses using it are gaining a massive advantage over those still relying on traditional methods.
“They are building their AI not to pity you, but for productivity,” he stated. “Nobody cares if you lose your job. If AI can respond to 20 calls at the same time, why should they keep you?”
He recalled how early in his career as a web developer, a client compared his work to AI, insisting he lower his fee. Initially frustrated, he transformed his mindset and decided to master AI rather than fight it. That moment led to him building his own AI systems, forming UK partnerships, and becoming a trusted AI consultant.
80–90% of Office Jobs Already Automatable
Enoch revealed that up to 90% of daily computer-based tasks in Ghanaian offices can already be automated. At Riverside AI, he has developed:
AI-powered HR systems that automatically analyze CVs and instantly respond to applicants. WhatsApp automation for salons, which tracks customer patterns and even makes proactive follow-ups — like a barber calling when it’s time for a new haircut.
He warns that businesses not integrating AI will lose customers the same way shops that refused mobile money lost clients.
“AI Is Not for Lazy People”
Contrary to the belief that AI promotes laziness, Enoch stressed that real AI use requires skill, precision, and advanced prompting. “People who say AI makes you lazy don’t really know AI,” he argued. “If you are lazy, AI is not for you.”
He condemned Africa’s resistance to AI. While others advance, some still call AI “demonic”. Enoch urged Africans to embrace innovation now or risk being left behind.
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The Future: Personalized Everything & Physical AI
He predicted that in 5–10 years, AI will produce custom products in minutes and evolve from software into physical devices — robots that remember everything about you. But access will not remain cheap or open.
“Master AI right now while it’s still open. You will need identity verification soon — Ghana Card, passport — before you can access it.”
New AI Jobs Are Emerging
While AI will eliminate many jobs, it will also create new ones — but only for those who upskill. Roles such as AI consultant, prompt engineer, workflow developer, and AI agent builder are already becoming valuable.
“You don’t need to fight AI. You need to learn it and integrate it into what you already do,” he advised.
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Kumawood actor and comedian Dr Likee, known in real life as Ras Nene, has warmed hearts after gifting his longtime friend and former cameraman, now popularly known as Gruma, in recognition of his growth and contribution to their journey. The gesture, reported during a recent gathering, has sparked positive reactions from fans across social media.
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According to industry sources, Gruma, once operating behind the camera for Dr Likee, transitioned into acting and quickly became one of the most hilarious rising stars in Kumawood comedy skits. His natural humor and chemistry with Dr Likee have made him a fan favourite, especially on Facebook and Instagram where his short clips often go viral.
Those who search his name online can clearly see how rapidly he is gaining attention for his comedic performances. Dr Likee’s gift is said to be a sign of appreciation and encouragement, acknowledging the important role Gruma played during the early days of his content production.
Supporters have praised the move as a demonstration of loyalty, humility and teamwork—highlighting that Dr Likee has not forgotten those who stood by him before fame. Many online users describe the emotional moment as a reminder that unity and collaboration can lead to greater success in the entertainment industry.
Details of the gift have not yet been publicly disclosed, but social media fans continue to applaud the thoughtful act.
Accra, Ghana — Socialite and actress Efia Odo has ignited major online buzz after making some bold revelations about her relationship deal-breakers. In a recent episode of her podcast Rants, Bants, and Confessions, she didn’t hold back — declaring that any man who can’t last at least an hour in bed is a “red flag.”
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According to Efia, anything below 40 minutes just won’t cut it:
“A guy who only lasts 40 minutes in bed, red flag. I need it to last a good hour or more. The first 10 minutes is for flirting.”
But her list of non-negotiables doesn’t stop there. She also called out men in their 30s who still live with their parents, saying that lack of independence is a deal-breaker for her:
“Any guy who is 30 and above and you still live with your parents … for me that’s a red flag.”
Efia explained this stance as rooted in her lifestyle — she loves walking around in lingerie (or even naked) at home, and she feels that kind of freedom might not be possible if her partner still lives with family.
Unsurprisingly, her comments have sparked fierce debate across social media:
Some people applaud her for being honest and setting high standards. Others argue that her expectations are unrealistic or put too much pressure on intimacy. Relationship experts have weighed in — a counsellor told YEN.com.gh that while red flags are important, they should be balanced with compassion and understanding.
Whether you agree or not, Efia’s message is loud and clear: for her, stamina matters — and she’s not afraid to call out what she considers weak efforts.
Seoul, November 18, 2025 — Ghana head coach Otto Addo has described his side’s narrow 1–0 defeat to South Korea as a balanced contest, praising his team’s performance and expressing optimism ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Speaking at the post-match press conference, Addo congratulated South Korea on their win, acknowledging that they were “more clinical on their chances.”
He added:
“I think it was a good game from both sides … I think the game was kind of even. I think it was good to watch.”
Despite dominating large parts of the match, Ghana failed to convert their opportunities. According to Addo, the team had good ball possession and created several chances, but lacked the clinical finishing that South Korea displayed.
He also highlighted some tactical positives: “Good pressing moments where we could have, when we won the ball, scored … but also, good counter-situations.”
However, Addo admitted there were weaknesses, particularly in their pressing game. He said Ghana struggled to execute their high press effectively, partly because several players are still finding their rhythm in a relatively new setup.
Looking ahead, the coach expressed confidence in his squad’s potential:
“For the World Cup, there are still some months to go for us to improve, surely also in all aspects … there’s still room to improve … especially for Ghana.”
Addo believes that with further work, the Black Stars can make a strong impact on the global stage. Despite the setback in Seoul, he remains upbeat that Ghana “will improve before (the) World Cup.”
In a striking development, a DNA test result has reportedly confirmed that the late former official Samuel Aboagye is the biological father of his widow Abigail Salami’s infant daughter. The long-running dispute over paternity has now reached what appears to be a decisive moment.
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The case first emerged when Aboagye’s family initiated legal proceedings, urging Salami to submit the child for DNA testing to determine parentage. In their filing, the family argued that the child’s status, inheritance rights and family responsibilities hinged on a clear biological link.
According to multiple social-media posts circulating late Friday, the DNA test was carried out at a certified laboratory and the result has been delivered to both parties. While the family has yet to release a formal statement, the post claims that the deceased Aboagye is confirmed as the father.
If the result is legally certified and recognized by the Ghanaian courts, this confirmation could carry substantial implications for inheritance issues and guardianship under Ghanaian family law. Experts note that paternity recognition post-humously is complex and often requires court endorsement to become legally binding.
Despite the widespread sharing of the claim, there is still no independently verified source from major Ghanaian news outlets confirming official certification of the test or publication of court documents. Observers have called for restraint until the certified test results and court rulings are published.
For now, the story remains at the “reported but not yet legally verified” stage. Aboagye’s family and Abigail Salami’s legal team may soon provide formal statements or court filings that will clarify and confirm the situation.
Ghanaian music star Wendy Shay has officially reported a circulating fabricated video to the Ghana Police Service, following widespread allegations accusing her of misconduct. In a public statement, the award-winning singer condemned the clip as “hurtful” and “malicious,” stating emphatically that the accusations were entirely false and intended to tarnish her image.
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Police investigations have commenced, with preliminary findings revealing that the individual behind the video has been identified in the United Arab Emirates, where he is reportedly employed by a construction company. Authorities are currently working through international law enforcement channels to ensure the suspect faces appropriate legal consequences. Sources close to the case indicate that the police are treating the matter as a severe case of cyber-harassment and defamation.
Wendy Shay expressed deep appreciation to her fans for their unwavering support throughout the ordeal. She further called on the public to stand firmly against cyber-bullying, urging social media users to verify information before sharing and to refrain from participating in online attacks. According to the singer, the increasing trend of digital defamation against public figures is alarming and must be addressed through stronger security, responsible media practices, and legal enforcement.
The artist reaffirmed her commitment to her career and assured fans that she remains focused on delivering inspiring music. The case continues to attract public interest as authorities collaborate to expedite justice.
Bournemouth and Arsenal are both reportedly eyeing a transfer for 19-year-old Ghanaian midfielder Caleb Yirenkyi, currently starring for Danish Superliga side FC Nordsjaelland. The young talent, who already holds multiple caps for the Ghana national team, is said to be valued at £20 million, with Nordsjaelland having secured his commitment on a long-term deal through 2030.
Rising Star in Denmark
Yirenkyi is a product of the Right to Dream Academy in Ghana. He joined Nordsjaelland in 2024 and has since broken into the first team, impressing with his versatility and maturity in midfield.
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Initially deployed as a right-sided midfielder — and even briefly playing right-back on his Ghana debut — he has flourished in a holding midfield role under Nordsjaelland manager Jens Fonsskov Olsen.
The Essien Comparison
Yirenkyi’s evolution has been closely linked to Michael Essien, who is now an assistant coach at Nordsjaelland. The teenager has publicly credited Essien’s mentorship for his development:
“Michael Essien impacts every player … we learn a lot from him.”
That bond, combined with Yirenkyi’s energy, physicality, and tactical intelligence, has led many to liken him to the former Chelsea midfielder.
Contract Security & International Breakthrough
In October 2025, Yirenkyi signed a new contract extension with Nordsjaelland that runs until summer 2030, signaling the club’s long-term faith in him.
On the international stage, he’s already earned senior caps for Ghana, having made his debut in May 2025.
Transfer Interest: Bournemouth vs. Arsenal
According to reports, Bournemouth sees Yirenkyi as a player ready to step straight into the first team under Andoni Iraola, offering immediate Premier League impact.
By contrast, Arsenal reportedly view him as a long-term investment — a prospect to be groomed and developed within their squad rather than rushed into the first XI.
Rising Profile
Yirenkyi’s performances have already turned heads: he was nominated for Danish Superliga Young Player of the Month, and was recently ranked by the CIES Football Observatory among the top U20 defensive midfielders in Europe (outside the traditional top-five leagues).
Bottom line: With his long contract, rapid development, and growing reputation, Caleb Yirenkyi has become a highly sought-after young talent — and Bournemouth and Arsenal could be set to battle it out for his signature in January.
Ghanaian international and Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo has taken a major step in his personal life by proposing to his longtime girlfriend, Jordeen Buckley, and she said yes.
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According to reports, Semenyo asked Buckley to marry him while recovering from an ankle injury that kept him out of Ghana’s friendly match against South Korea. He went down on one knee in a carefully arranged, romantic setting.
Following the proposal, Buckley shared photos of their engagement on her Instagram Stories, including a close-up of the ring and moments of celebration. In her caption, she quoted Song of Solomon 3:4, writing: “I have found the one whom my soul loves.”
The news has delighted fans across Ghana, with many celebrating the union of the striker and the London-based model.
Buckley, a social media influencer and entrepreneur who owns JRosé NailBar in London, has frequently shown her support for Semenyo on social media, including after his successful 2024/25 Premier League season.
This heartfelt moment highlights a softer side of the footballer, who is known for his physicality on the field. As he recovers from injury, Semenyo is not only building his career but also laying the foundation for a meaningful partnership off the pitch.
Former President John Agyekum Kufuor has long argued that Ghana is not a “poor country” but rather a nation with vast, underutilized resources. In his speeches, he has repeatedly highlighted that Ghana’s natural endowment—gold, land, and other assets—has not translated into prosperity for all.
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Kufuor warns that without effective governance, resource wealth may remain a curse rather than a blessing. At a policy forum, he noted that abundant natural resources require discipline, accountability, and institutional strength to drive national development.
He has also urged governments to structure national wealth so it benefits the general population, not just a privileged few. According to him, good governance means more than economic growth—it means inclusion, the creation of jobs, and tangible improvements in people’s lives.
By stressing both the country’s potential and the systemic obstacles that prevent that potential from being realized, Kufuor’s message challenges fatalistic narratives. He encourages Ghanaians to demand responsible leadership and to believe that their country can turn its natural riches into shared prosperity.
