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  • My parents are pressuring me to marry – Fuse ODG

    My parents are pressuring me to marry – Fuse ODG

    Afro Pop artiste, Fuse ODG

    Ghanaian born UK based hip pop musician, Fuse ODG has revealed in an interview that there is a lot of pressure from his parent to get married.

    When the host asked Fuse if he had plans to get married any time soon, the musician stated that he has plans to get married but the time he believes is not right now.

    Fuse also revealed in the interview that even though he is not currently married, he has someone in his who is helping him to effectively defend himself anytime the pressure from his parent come up. He further told the host that he will marry this idle woman of his very soon and probably give birth to about 200 children.

    The Grammy award-winner on Saturday October 27, 2018 held his first ever press interaction in Kumasi where he hails from.

    The musician who burst unto global music charts with his monster hit single Azonto took time off his busy schedule to meet radio personalities and partners in the region.

    He has released his new track ‘Bra Fie’ featuring Damian ‘Jr Gong’ Marley.

    Produced by Yr$ Truly & OTWoode, ‘bra fie’ literally means ‘come home’ and it is a unifying call to all Africans living abroad to come home.

    Source: zionfelix.net
  • ‘A suit is somebody’s opinion’ – Otabil responds to ‘serious financial loss’ suit

    ‘A suit is somebody’s opinion’ – Otabil responds to ‘serious financial loss’ suit

    Popular pastor, Mensa Otabil has expressed hope, Ghanaians will get to know the ‘whole truth’ following a suit against him and his church over the collapse of Capital bank.

    He urged his congregation not to equate the suit to evidence of wrongdoing because it is simply somebody’s ‘opinion’ and version of events.

    Mensa Otabil and his church, International Central Gospel Church (ICGC), are among 15 shareholders and directors of defunct Capital Bank sued over the collapse of the bank in 2017.

    The Plaintiffs, Messrs Vish Ashiagbor and Eric Nana Nipah, from Pricewaterhouse Coopers, say the bank’s collapse was a “direct result’ of defendants’ “misgovernance” and “willful” breaches of banking regulations.

    Otabil provided guarantee at a Board meeting that the founding CEO, William Ato Essien’s request for ¢130m loan from public funds to bail-out the struggling bank will be repaid.

    That was despite “express opposition” from the bank’s senior management. The statement of claim said the money given out in 2015 has not been paid after three years.

    The writ faulted the pastor for guaranteeing the disbursement explaining, he was “conscious at all material times” that it was in breach of banking regulations.

    His church, ICGC and his company Obtabil and Associates, have been asked in the suit to cough up ¢51.6m each after a ¢482m loan was shared among the shareholders and directors.

    Responding to news of the suit which broke Monday, Mensa Otabil urged his members to “follow closely” events about to unfold in court.

    He also urged them against rush judgment explaining “a suit is not an evidence that there is a judgment.”

    There was space for humour too as he recalled his initial response when news media reported in August 2018, portions of a financial autopsy report into the collapse of the local bank, recommended he is questioned about his role.

    Under intense public pressure, the pastor appeared in church with a three-worded sentence repeated thrice.

    “God is good, God is good, God is good”, he said, a response that sparked social media subscribers into frenzied repetition partly in friendly jest and other is outright derision.

    “The last time I said God is good, people didn’t like it”, he said to ripples of laughter from a fired-up congregation that appeared ready to rally support for the motivational speaker.

    “I don’t know whether to say God is good this time but I can definitely say the devil is bad,” he gave fresh fuel to social media platform.

    “It is going to be interesting,” the pastor flashed a buoyant mood not hostile to humour.

    Source: Ghana|myjoyonline.com|edwin.appiah@myjoyonline.com

  • Times are hard, It’s difficult to take care of my 5 wives, 13 children – Bukom Banku

    Times are hard, It’s difficult to take care of my 5 wives, 13 children – Bukom Banku

    Bukom Banku

    Comic Ghanaian boxer, Braimah Kamoko alias Bukom Banku has disclosed that although he is broke, he has five wives and thirteen children to still take care of.

    According to him, he likes women and would always add up to the number of wives he has because he is not gay.

    Bukom Banku made this disclosure when he spoke to Vibes In Five MyNewsGh.com.

    The boxer indicated that although he had a successful career, he has not been able to put up a house where he could house his large family but mentioned that he has all the materials to put up a house.

    Speaking on the state of the Ghanaian economy, the boxer who touts himself as Africa’s Mayweather indicated that times are hard and Ghanaian leaders need to work towards making life better for the masses.

     

     

    Source: Mynewsgh.com

  • They’re taking advantage of me – Asamoah Gyan cries out to dead mum

    They’re taking advantage of me – Asamoah Gyan cries out to dead mum

    Asamoah Gyan

     

    If there is a day Asamoah Gyan, misses her mum dearly, it’s no other day than today which marks six years since her passing on to glory.

    The Black Stars captain obviously overwhelmed with problems of late has poured out his heart to his mum in an emotional note on his Instagram page.

    He particularly lamented how he feels, he is being battered because she is no longer around to protect and counsel him.

    Asamoah Gyan’s emotional message to mum in unedited post below.

    “6th November. The day you left us. I’m so upset today because so many people are taking advantage of your son since your death but I know God is watching them.

    “I wish you can see what you chose for me but it wasn’t your fault hmmm. But I have learnt lots of things from it. I love you mum. Rest In Peace where ever you are ,” Asamoh wrote on his page.

     

     

     

    Source: asempanews.com

  • FDA warns of fake products during Christmas

    FDA warns of fake products during Christmas

     

    With a few weeks to the start of Christmas festivities in Ghana, the markets are expected to be flooded with a lot of imported products.

    The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA), in anticipation of the arrival of different types of goods, has cautioned importers and retailers in the country against exposing the general public to goods that are near to their expiration date.

    The Head of Communications at the authority, James Lartey accused some importers and retailers of putting their profits ahead of the public’s well-being. While admitting that the companies are mostly responsible with issues surrounding expired goods, he urged the general public to play its part by doing personal checks on the product to use.

  • CDH Holdings refutes claims it owes defunct Capital Bank GH₵100million

    CDH Holdings refutes claims it owes defunct Capital Bank GH₵100million

     

    CDH Holdings has refuted claims it owed defunct Capital Bank GH₵100million.

    The institution is threatening to counter sue the Receiver of the defunct bank for defamation.

    The Group CEO of CDH Holdings, Emmanuel Adu Sarkodie said, “The suit itself is very funny; you don’t make a distinction between CDH as a holding company and CDH Savings and Loans. As a matter of fact, for defaming the name of the Savings and Loans, we are going to bring an action against them.”

    Earlier, Defunct Capital Bank had gone to court to recover over ¢100 million being debts owed it by CDH Financial Holding and CDH Savings and Loans.

    The bank, which was among the two banks that were taken over by state-owned GCB Bank over severe liquidity challenges, wants the High Court to order the Defendants to pay the full amount [ a total of ¢109, 390,634.70] plus the accrued interest.

    The defunct bank also wants the Court to order the Bank of Ghana to withdraw the licenses of the Defendants (CDH Financial Holding and CDH Savings and Loans) for their inability to pay back investment on maturity dates.

     

    But Mr. Adu Sarkodie said “it’s very infantile” for the Receiver of defunct to request the BoG to withdraw the license of CDH Holdings and CDH Savings and Loans

    Meanwhile, CEO of CDH Savings and Loans, Martin Asamoah expressed utmost surprise at the suit by the receiver of the defunct capital bank.

    He noted that the CDH legal team and that of the receiver had several meetings ever since the crises started.

    “We have funds of the capital bank and they also have funds with us, because we are trading together and have been cooperating ever since the crises started’ he stated.

    ‘When the receiver wrote to us, we even initially put in our claims of how much we have with the capital bank, we met the lawyer of the receiver and had intensive discussions’ Mr. Asamoah added.

    He said the two parties agreed to the figures and that a careful look at the figures indicates that the defunct capital bank even owed CDH. ‘If I show you the mail from the lawyer, the net figure per our agreement in February 2018 was supposed to be GH₵55 million. They are suing us for GH₵100 million and I’m wondering how it got there,” Mr. Asamoah lamented.

     

    Statement of claims

     

    Capital Bank makes the following six claims against CDH Financial Holding and CDH Savings and Loans:

     

    1. An order directed against the defendants jointly and severally for the recovery of an amount of ¢83,489,123.29 and US$5,289,315.07 being the outstanding amount agreed as owed to the Plaintiff by the Defendants [CDH Financial Holding and CDH Savings and Loans] on or about December 31, 2017.

     

    1. Interest on GHC 83.489,123. 29 calculated at the prevailing commercial bank lending rates from December 31, 2018, till the date of final payment.

     

    1. Interest on US$5,289,315.07 calculated at the Bank of Ghana United States dollar lending rate from December 31, 2018, till the date of final payment.4. Damages for breach of contract.

     

    1. Costs.

     

    1. An order directed at the Bank of Ghana to withdraw the licenses of the defendants for their inability to pay back investment on maturity dates.

     

    1. Any other reliefs) as may seem fit to the honorable court.
  • MY “DEBUT ”ALBUM GOING CRAZY, SAYS NANA NYC

    MY “DEBUT ”ALBUM GOING CRAZY, SAYS NANA NYC

    Award winning recording artist NANA NYC who also doubles as an award winning Television Producer, Artist and Entertainer based in New York, originally from Kwahu Obo/Kwahu Tafo in Ghana but relocated to New York City back in 1992 when his mother Doris Ama Afriyie Harrison decided it would be better to fly him in to the US because of the many opportunities given to children who had interests in Arts & Media. NANA NYC has always been into creative arts.

     

     

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    A writer of the published work, “Life of Bougie” under my writing name Alexis I. Dragon. I write screenplays, too! I LOVE SOUTH KOREA!!! I AM A SINGER/SONGWRITER – CHECK ME OUT ON AMAZON AND ITUNES WITH MY STAGE NAME – ALEXIS TIME.

     

     

  • I don’t live my life to please people – Asamoah Gyan

    I don’t live my life to please people – Asamoah Gyan

    Asamoah Gyan

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    Captain of Ghana Black Stars, Asamoah Gyan believes he cannot please everybody in life and therefore he will do what pleases him.

    This comment by the footballer comes while he is seeking to annul his marriage and have requested for a paternity test.

    Asamoah made this known through his Instagram page where he shared a photo illustrating what people expect of others in this world.

    The illustration suggested that man should not be guided by what people say but rather by what he feels is right for him.

     

    Source: Mynewsgh.com

  • Kwabena Kwabena has a sex appeal with a great voice – Okyeame Kwame

    Kwabena Kwabena has a sex appeal with a great voice – Okyeame Kwame

    Okyeame Kwame and Kwabena Kwabena

     

    Ever wondered why Highlife musician Kwabena Kwabena, born George Kwabena Adu has married severally and divorced same and still counting?

    Well, the answer to this has been advanced by Ghanaian Rapper, Kwame Nsiah Appau, popularly called, Okyeame Kwame who disclosed that the musician is sexually appealing which could account for this.

    At the premiere of his music video dubbed ‘Takoro Abodwese’ and unveiling of his two-year deal with Loggy Entertainment, Okyeame Kwame disclosed that Kwabena Kwabena has a great voice and a great personality which may be the reasons most ladies are attracted to him.

    “Kwabena Kwabena has a sex appeal with a great voice, great personality. There are three things in life one needs; money, sex and rock and roll”, he disclosed.

    Kwabena Kwabena on his part said his latest banger is not to promote promiscuity but meant for lovers.

    “The concept was designed to excite lovers”, he disclosed.

    The music video according to Management of Loggy Entertainment costs GH¢125,000, expressing hope it would satisfy the targeted audience.

     

     

     

    Source: Mynewsgh.com

  • Stonebwoy wins Artiste of the Year at GMA South Africa

    Stonebwoy wins Artiste of the Year at GMA South Africa

    Stonebwoy

    Ghanaian Dancehall artiste Stonebwoy, known in real life as Livingstone Etse Satekla has been adjudged Artiste of the Year at the maiden edition of Ghana Music Awards South Africa.

    The artiste won against his strong contender’s controversial ‘Gringo’ hitmaker Shatta Wale, late Dancehall songstress Ebony Reigns, Patapaa Amisty, young sensation Kuami Eugene and others.

    Apart from Stonebwoy who won the artiste of the year, Shatta Wale also received the dancehall song of the year while late Ebony Reigns was represented by her father won Reggae dancehall of the year.

    Here are all the winners of the Ghana Music Awards South Africa for the year 2018;

    1* LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT – ELDER MIREKU

    2* YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROJECTS – CHOIR MASTER

    3* BEST INTERNATIONAL ACT EAST AFRICA – VANESSA EMDEE (TANZANIA)

    4* BEST INTERNATIONAL ACT WEST AFRICA – MEDOSKY

    5* BEST INTERNATIONAL ACT SOUTHERN AFRICA – BABES WODUMO (SOUTH AFRICA)

    6 * BEST MUSIC JOURNALIST / BLOGGER OF THE YEAR -nNII ATTAKORAH MENSAH

    7 * BEST DJ OF THE YEAR – DJ SWITCH

    8 * GOSPEL ARTISTE OF THE YEAR – JOYCE BLESSING

    9 * PROMISING ARTISTE OF THE YEAR -MACCASIO

    10 * NEW ARTISTE OF THE YEAR – WENDY SHAY

    11 * BEST GROUP OF THE YEAR – REGGIE AND BOLLIE

    12 * HIP-LIFE ARTISTE OF THE YEAR – QUATA BUDUKUSU

    13 * BEST RAPPER OF THE YEAR – STRONGMAN BURNER

    14 * MOST POPULAR SONG OF THE YEAR – ONE CORNER (PATAPAA)

    15 * HIGH LIFE ARTIST OF THE YEAR – KUAMI EUGENE

    16 * BEST MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR – KING PROMISE

    17 * DANCE HALL ARTIST OF THE YEAR – SHATTA WALE

    18 * REGGAE / DANCE HALL SONG OF THE YEAR – EBONY (SPONSOR)

    19 * BEST COLLABORATION OF THE YEAR -ARTICLE WAN X PATAPAA (THAT THING)

    20 * BEST PRODUCER OF THE YEAR MASTER GARZY

    21 * BEST MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR – CITIZEN WELKINS

    22 * ARTIST OF THE YEAR – STONE BWOY

    From Ghana CEO Of Zylofon media Nana Appiah Mensah was awarded for his role in the Ghanaian Music Industry and Attractive Mustapha NII Okai Inusah for his contribution in promoting the event.

     

     

     

    Source: attractivemustapha.com

  • Energy Commercial Bank extends IPO

    Energy Commercial Bank extends IPO

    Christiana Ekaete Olaoye, Energy Commercial Bank Managing Director

    Energy Commercial Bank Limited has extended its Initial Public Offer (IPO) that was expected to end on Friday 2nd November 2018 to 16th November 2018.

    This follows approval for extension by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

    A circular by the Ghana Stock Exchange indicates that the listing of all Energy Commercial Bank shares will take place on 18th December 2018 instead of the earlier arrangement of 6th December 2018.

    Importantly, shares of Energy Commercial Bank can still be purchased at any branch of Energy Commercial Bank Limited, UBA, Zenith Bank, UMB, Ecobank Ghana, IC Securities Ghana Limited and any Licensed Dealing Member of the Ghana Stock Exchange.

    Also, the minimum number of shares which can be subscribed to, under the offer, is 100 shares amounting to GHc130.00 and in multiples of 10 thereafter.

    Energy Commercial Bank is seeking to raise GHc340 million from the Ghanaian investing public. The bank is floating over 261 million new shares at GH¢1.30 per share.

    Energy Commercial Bank presently operates 12 branches in Ghana- five in Accra, three in Kumasi, and the rest in Tema, Takoradi and Tamale. It is expected to expand vigorously once it completes its recapitalization

     

     

     

    ource: Energy Commercial Bank

  • GRA closes head office of Surfline for not paying taxes

    GRA closes head office of Surfline for not paying taxes

    The GRA embarked on the exercise to retrieve taxes owed government

    The Debt and Management Enforcement Unit of the Ghana Revenue Authority has closed the head office of internet service provider Surfline in Accra for defaulting in tax payment.

    The GRA embarked on the exercise in the Greater Accra region to retrieve taxes owed government.

    Explaining the reasons behind the action, Acting Assistant Commissioner at the Communications and Public Affairs Department of the GRA, Bobbie Ansah announced that Surfline owes taxes amounting to over 37 million Ghana cedis.

    Bobbie Ansah said the company has been given 10 days to start making payment or face further action which could include a civil suit.

    “Surfline owes more than thirty seven million cedis in taxes, these taxes have accrued since 2015 and seeing that they do not have any available money to make payment we have locked up the company,” he said.

    “We are giving them ten days to come up with a payment plan, if they are not able to pay by then, we will take the next line of action” he added.

    On his part, the Chief Revenue Officer at the GRA, Wisdom Xetor disclosed that the authority will have no option but to sell off some assets of defrauding company.

    “If after ten days the company has not been able to make any form of payment one of the options will be to sell off some of their assets,” he stressed.

    Meanwhile, the Debt and Management Enforcement Unit of the Ghana Revenue Authority also visited telecommunication company, GLO.

    “On arrival we have had discussions with them and they have issued a cheque of two million Ghana cedis to us”

    The telco paid two million cedis on the spot out of the ten million cedis it owes the state.

    The company has however promised to visit the offices of the GRA to deliberate on a payment plan.

    This is not the first time the GRA has attempted to lock up the offices of Glo this year.

     

    Source: citibusinessnews.com

  • Ghana striker Majeed Waris finally scores for Nantes in win over Montpellier

    Ghana striker Majeed Waris finally scores for Nantes in win over Montpellier

    Majeed Warris doubled the score for his side with 15 minutes left on the clock

     

    Ghana striker Abdul Majeed Waris scored his first goal for his club side Nantes on Tuesday night when they defeated Montpellier 3-0 in the French League Cup.

    The attacker scored his first goal for the club on Tuesday in his 12th appearance to help the top tier side advance to the next round of the competition.

    Waris joined the Ligue 1 side in the summer with the hopes of increasing the attacking options of the club after some impressive previous stints in France.

    Despite making a decent showing in the league so far by setting up some goals for his team-mates his inability to score piled pressure on him.

    But he eased the pressure on himself when he received a straight pass, advanced and hit a powerful left foot, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance.

    The goal his first since joining Nantes on loan from Portuguese giants FC Porto.

    The player was loaned by FC Porto and has a contract until 2022 with the Dragons.

     

    Source: GHANAsoccernet.com

  • Big challenge for returning hero Lampard – Essien

    Big challenge for returning hero Lampard – Essien

    Lampard’s Derby side eliminated English giants Manchester United from the competition

     

    Michael Essien says eliminating Chelsea in the EFL Cup will be a tough ask for Frank Lampard and Derby County.

    Frank Lampard’s Stamford Bridge return in the EFL Cup with Derby County will be a big but difficult night, according to former Chelsea team-mate Michael Essien.

    For the first time in his fledgeling managerial career, Lampard will be in the opposition dugout against the club where he won 11 major trophies – including three Premier League titles and the Champions League.

    His Derby side booked their fourth-round berth with a penalty shoot-out win over Manchester United at Old Trafford, the Rams have drawn against Chelsea in the subsequent draw.

    Essien played alongside Lampard for the Blues and expects the 40-year-old to get a huge welcome from the fans, but does not expect another cup upset.

    “We all know what he did for Chelsea, he is a legend,” he told Omnisport. “He’s coming home so it will be a big night.

    “I’m sure he’s looking to win but it’s not easy at Stamford Bridge.”

    Derby arrives at Stamford Bridge unbeaten in their last five Championship matches, a run that has included victories over promotion rivals Sheffield United and West Brom.

    Chelsea go into the tie having progressed from 18 of their last 19 EFL Cup matches against non-Premier League sides, and the Blues have won their previous eight home matches against the Rams.

     

    Source: 442.com