Asake enters stage with Helicopter at his 20k capacity O2 arena concert (Video)
Advertisement Famous Nigerian singer Ahmed Ololade famed as Asake, raises eyebrows as he enters the stage with Helicopter at his...
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Cooking for boyfriends is disgusting, desperate – Kafui Danku tells ladies
Ghanaian actress, Kafui Danku, has expressed her reservations about the notion of ladies cooking for boyfriends. According to her, the...
Xandy Kamel welcomes new baby
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Go beyond prayers to dispel drug use tag – Vida Adutwumwaa tells Efya
She emphasized that these baseless rumors have hindered Efya's ability to secure deals and capitalize on various opportunities. "I know...
Nigerian actor Osuofia’s heartbreaking post after losing daughter
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Kojo Antwi never charged me for using ‘Dadie Anoma’ song as signature tune – Nanahemaa Awindor reveals
Nanahemaa Adwoa Awindor, the seasoned media personality and host of “Greetings from Abroad,” has expressed her gratitude towards the eminent...
I was disappointed I didn’t win the VGMA ‘Songwriter of the Year award – Fameye
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Kojo Antwi never charged me for using his song as signature tune – Nanahemaa Awindor
Veteran media personality and host of “Greetings from Abroad,” Nanahemaa Adwoa Awindor, has revealed that multi-genre musician, Kojo Antwi never...
Don’t risk your lives going to fight Niger
The fact say the leaders for Niger are corrupt that’s why the people decided to overthrow their leader. and so...
Kojo Antwi never charged me for using ‘Dadie Anoma’ song as signature tune – Nanahemaa Awindor
Kojo Antwi’s song “Dadie Anoma” has been the introductory tune for “Greetings from Abroad” since the start of the show...
