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Month: June 2018

Anas Must Probe The Creative Arts Sector Next — Nana Ama McBrown

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

Nana Ama McBrown needs answers.

Award winning actress, Nana Ama Mcbrown pleads with investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas. Furthermore, according to the actress he should extend his undercover services to the Creative Arts Industry. Also, according to the actress, the corruption Anas uncovered in football is endemic in all sectors of Ghanaian society.

Moreover, she spoke about how his recent documentary dealt with the football association. However, she has a lot of reason to believe such corrupt activities happen in the entertainment industry too.

She made these statements to Adom FM’s presenter, Afia Pokua at the premiere of the “Number 12” documentary. She said

“I don’t think it’s with only football, it’s with the entertainment industry too. He should check there too…”

Furthermore, she further advised various institutions and industry players to forgo corrupt activities that might hinder their careers respectively.

Nana Ama McBrown telling Anas to do creative industry

https://www.facebook.com/Asempa94.7FM/videos/1750200445016935/

 

Photos From 2018 Ghana Meets Naija Concert

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The 8th edition of Ghana Meets Naija musical concert came to a successful end on Saturday June 9, 2018.

Filled to its capacity was the Fantasy Dome inside Trade Fair in Accra which served as venue for the event.

The 2018 Ghana Meets Naija was put together by Empire Entertainment led by Bola Ray.

This year’s was  under the theme ‘The Rescue Mission.’

Artistes such as Stonebwoy, Yaa Pono, Kuami Eugene, Wisa Greid, Fancy Gadam,  were representatives for Ghana.

There also was a surprise appearance by dancehall icon, Shatta Wale.

On the Nigerian parts were artistes such as Wizkid, Mayorkun, Mr Eazi among others.

There were patrons from both countries to grace to event.

Below are some photos from the event;

It Is Wrong To Rely On Anas’ #Number12 – Nana Appiah Mensah

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

The Chief Executive Officer of Zylofon Media, Nana Appiah Mensah speaks on Number 12, an investigative piece by ace journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas. Furthermore, this comes after much speculation about his actions. This is because Zylofon Cash are the main sponsors of the Ghana Premier League.

Moreover, following the exposé, there were reports that Zylofon Cash would reconsider its partnership deal. However, there seems to be other plans.

Over the weekend, he issued a statement on his official Instagram page. According to him, “it is it is wrong to rely on such a material”. Giving reasons for his notion, Nana Appiah Mensah explained that the Number 12 investigative work “has not been subjected to the standards of the laws or rules of evidence before conclusions”

Furthermore, he urged all Ghanaians to be calm.

Nana Appiah Mensah about Anas’ documentary Number 12

“#Number12 Presents Ghana a fine circumstantial documentary (film) evidence,but it is wrong to rely on such a material,which has not been subjected to the standards of the laws or rules of evidence before conclusions. I urge for calm. Let’s deflate our rage.#GhanaShallprosper” 

Ace investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas got the country talking. This was after showing his new work titled “Number 12”. The new piece documents the corruption which happens in the Ghanaian football community.

Furthermore, after the viewing the president of the GFA, Kwesi Nyantakyi became the talk of town. He was in the video packing money in a black polythene. Also, he negotiated a deal for his benefit. Referees and other top football officials also took bribes to make wrong judgments.

2020 Polls: NDC To Elect Flagbearer Come November 2018

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The National Democratic Congress (NDC) has announced November 2018 as the date to elects its presidential candidate for the 2020 elections.

This was disclosed by former President John Dramani Mahama on Saturday 9 June 2018 at the party’s Unity Walk held in the Volta region.

He is hopeful the NDC will arise again regardless of any machinations from the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

In his view, the NDC is a resilient party and cannot be held down for long.

“The NDC is such a resilient party you can never hold us down. The more you push us down, the more we rise again. And so I wish to assure you that the NDC is going to rise again. I wish to assure you that the NDC is rising again,” he said.

John Mahama also announced that, the elections to select constituency executives will be held on 23 June 2018.

He continued: “After that we will hold regional elections, we will hold national elections. And then come November this year we will hold our final election to elect the presidential candidate of our party”.

“and I can say that the campaign is heating up and that is another step towards the reorganization of our party”, he added.

The NDC was massively floored in the 2016 elections by the NPP with the gap of over one million votes Mahama.

Meanwhile, John Mahama has officially announced his candidature for the party’s flagbearer-ship race.

 

Music Is No Longer Paying Like It Used To – Mzbel

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Songstress, Mzbel has stated that music is no longer paying as it used to. Something she has attributed to the difficulty in promoting songs in modern times.

She also revealed that she no longer releases albums because it has become difficult to sell them due to technology.

The ‘Legelege’ singer stated that formerly, a musician could make money even before the release of his/her music.

But in modern times, musicians have to struggle even after the release of their music.

She also decried the negative effects of piracy of songs, a situation she lamented has affected the sale of albums.

Mzbel noted that people are able to easily access songs online hence, they tend not to purchase CDs.

“Ghanaians are not buying CDs. People are downloading our songs and so we are unable to make money. Speaking for myself, I now release singles because the sale of an album is difficult due to technology,” she said.

Asked how she’s faring after more than a decade in the music industry, she revealed that she’s not doing so bad. However, she isn’t taken music as seriously as she did in the past.

“not so bad. It’s okay. I do music once in a while. After fourteen years, I cannot take music as a world cup because you’ve seen it all, you’ve done it all. So I will release a song once a while,” she stated.

When asked why she has relaxed in promoting her songs she said,

whether you promote your songs or not, you will not make money like in the past. In the past, you will make money even if you don’t promote it because people will buy the rights even before the songs are released. I am currently moving from one station to the other promoting my new song. It was not like that in the past.’’

Mzbel, born, Belinda Nana Ekua Amoah, was speaking in an interview with Prince Kwesi Dadzie aka Mr. Handsome on GH Entertainment on Rainbow Radio 87.5FM.

 

‘I Have Made A Lot Of Money From Music’ – KK Fosu brags

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

Ghanaian Highlife Artiste, Kaakyire Kwame Fosu states that the music industry pays. Furthermore, this is contrary to what some people think.

He made these statements to Melvina Frimpong Manso on Suncity Radio’s Showbiz 971 in Sunyani.

KK Fosu asserted that musicians need to learn a lot in order to make it.

“It is funny when people say music doesn’t pay. People hate the truth in Ghana. And many people do not want to learn. The Ghanaian music industry is moving forward. The killing of talents is our problem. We have so many talents but we need to treat them well.

I have made a lot. Music has helped me. If I say music has not helped me then I will be a liar. I have been able to take care of my wife and children all because of music and I have travelled a lot. I have been on so many stages.” 

Moreover, the highlife singer is from a family of singers. Therefore, he said he put more seriousness on his work.

“I am music. I am from a family which are talented. My dad was a very powerful treble singer in a bad. All members of my family are singers. God has been the backbone of anything that I do. If you have the talent, you won’t go and learn. It is good to have the talent. I don’t play when I am doing music.” 

However, apart from music, he revealed that he is also into football management.

“I went outside the country. I went into football management and manage footballers; I have footballers outside the country. I nurture them. I am doing some courses on football management. You cannot do one thing at a time…so now I am back to do music fully. I have players in Europe, Asia. My investment in football will make me one of the richest artistes in Ghana in the next five (5) to ten (10) years. I started doing this in 2002. Ask Sly Tetteh and he will testify. I kept this from the public eye.” 

 

GMB’s Baaba Launches Mental Health Foundation, ‘PsycHealth’

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The Central Regional representative of the 2017 Ghana’s Most Beautiful pageant, Baaba has launched her foundation, ‘PsycHealth’.

‘PsycHealth’ Ghana foundation aims to help create awareness and deal with issues bordering on mental health in the country.

Baaba expressed her passion and dedication towards mental health throughout her stay in the pageant last year.

Speaking at the launch, she explained why she took up such a task.

According to her, her decision to establish such a foundation is borne out of her passion and commitment towards educating and creating awareness about mental health.

She added that she is committed towards seeing her cause succeed as she brings hope to people living with mental health.

“I want to see a better mental health sector, and give a voice to the voiceless. Today, we set the ball rolling towards the realization of our dreams,” Baaba said.

Chairman of the occasion and Registrar of the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Ghana, Felix Nyanteh commended Baaba for the initiative. He also pledged the support of the Council towards the realization of the foundation’s goals.

Communications Manager at Media General, Abena Adu Larbi, stated that the group is committed to supporting Baaba through her cause.

“Media General is rallying support around you, and we assure you of our support throughout this journey.” She said.

Member of Parliament for the Effutu constituency, Alexander Afenyo-Markin was also present at the event. He also promised to support the foundation to make it thrive.

“I can assure you that I will be part of the program and make your success a reality,” Afenyo-Markin told baaba

He further stressed that policy makers ought to find space and make budget available for issues of mental health.

Afenyo-Markin pledges to raise the issue on mental health on the floor of parliament to get the fast track measures towards improving mental health in Ghana.

“I think this awareness is critical to all of us . And I will prepare a statement to be presented on the floor of parliament on mental health awareness.”

He stated that awareness is critical towards attaining success dealing with issues of mental health in the country.

Baaba, real name, Helena Baaba Botchway emerged as the First Runner-up of TV3’s GMB 2017 pageant show.

 

Wizkid Invites Shatta Wale On Stage During Ghana Meets Naija 2018

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Wizkid surprised Ghanaians over the weekend.

Nigerian superstar, Wizkid was in Ghana over the weekend for the 2018 edition of Ghana Meets Naija. However, to the surprise of many patrons, he invited Shatta Wale on stage during the his performance.

Reason behind standoff between Wizkid and Shatta Wale

Furthermore, last year, Shatta stated that the Nigerian Starboy is overrated. Therefore, he does not deserve a superstar status.

Moreover, the issue stoked controversy between the two countries. Also, people wondered why Shatta Wale would make such a statement.

Through all this, the Starboy was silent on the matter. However, he gave Shatta Wale shout out during the launch of the 8th edition of Ghana Meets Naija.

Midway through his performance, Wizkid paused and invited Shatta Wale on to the stage. However, Shatta was not billed to perform on the night.

Shocked by the act, the audience screamed, stood on their chairs, pulled out their phones to capture the moment.

The two artistes exchanged pleasantries after which Wale performed his hit song ‘Gringo’ and exited the stage for the ‘Starboy’ to continue with his performance.

Watch the moment

https://youtu.be/FJl_uGsoZKw

I Don’t Support Homosexuality; I Was Misquoted – Rex Omar

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

Rex Omar clears the air.

Veteran highlife musician, Rex Omar denies saying that, Ghana will soon legalize homosexuality.

Furthermore, he stated that he never said Ghana will legalize homosexuality as reported by some media portals.

Moreover, last week, several new portals reported that the musician said Ghana will have no option than to legalize homosexuality. This is because it is a choice by those who practice it.

However, he clarified what he had said in the past. He stated that we cannot violate the rights of individuals who are homosexuals because that is their choice but I never said we will legalize it.

Rex Omar clarifying stance on homosexuality and treating others right

‘’Let me clear my position and I want Ghanaians to listen attentively. What I said was that, God created human beings. We know that there are some people who appear like men but they are women. We have people who by nature they behave like men although they are women (and vice versa) and so if you should give birth to such a person, will you kill them?

‘’I do not support homosexuality because it is disgusting. We cannot bow under pressure to accept homosexuality because that is not our culture. However, we should always be careful to protect such individuals because there are some people who choose to be homosexuals.’’

Therefore, he called on Ghanaians to be careful so such individuals are not abused.

I am not in support of it but I am speaking based on what I have seen and witnessed. I only said maybe Ghana will legalize it. Maybe can be 100 years or 200 years,’’ 

Amaarae Released Official Music Video For ‘Fluid’

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Ghanaian R&B artiste, Amaarae has released the latest video for her single titled ‘Fluid’.

‘Fluid’ is off Amaarae’s 2017 album titled ‘Passion fruit Summers’

Shot in Accra, the video introduces the artiste visually for the first time to a broader audience.

The video is indeed a masterpiece of simple, stark artistry and creativity. We see Rae crooning in a milky bath, sunflowers and all. The video is both tender and intimate, in spite the fact it is only Amaaraae and her sunflowers, nothing else.

About Amaarae

Known in private life as Ama Serwah Genfi, Amaarae is a petite, soulful singer, songwriter and producer with a unique sound characterized by an eclectic blend of bold yet alluring lyricism and longing vulnerable melodies.

Amaarae was born in New York and raised in Accra, Atlanta and New Jersey.

She is an English and Poetry graduate from Agnes Scott College in Atlanta. She released her first album ‘Passion Fruit Summers’ on all major online music platforms on November 31, 2017.

Amaarae’s soft and alluring vocals evoke a haunting sense of love lost and heartbreak on the ‘Passion Fruit Summers’ album, which features six songs.

The 23-year-old singer has been on the underground music scene since she was 17. She has produced several demos including rap, hip-hop and R&B.

Amaarae also featured on Stonebwoy’s Epistles of Mama Album in collaboration with Stonebwoy and Edem on the song “Pepperdem”.

Kindly watch video below;

BET Nominations: A Win For Kwesi Arthur Will Boost My Music Career – Medikal

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Arab Money Group(AMG) artiste, Medikal has stated his music career will see a boost if Kwesi Arthur wins the BET award.

As a result, he has called on all Ghanaians to throw their weight behind Tema-based BET-nominated rapper, Kwesi Arthur to win his first award on the International scene.

Many artistes have rallied their support behind Tema-based rapper, Kwesi Arthur since his BET nomination days ago.

Kwesi Arthur has been nominated at the Black Entertainment Television Awards. He’s in the same category with Nigerian singer Niniola and South African artiste Sjava for the Viewers’ Choice: Best New International Act award.

With 100 per cent votes by fans being the sole factor of the category, Medikal, who has featured on a Kwesi Arthur track  is  also strobly behind his colleague.

Medikal believes that, Kwesi winning this award will also open doors for him as well.

He has therefore called on all well-meaning Ghanaians to support the “Anthem” hitmaker to beat the competition from his rivals.

 “Seeing a colleague and a friend who does the same kind of music that I do, which is Hip-hop, a win for him means a win for me because it opens loads of ways for me, other Hip-Hop artistes and other people trying to do music”. He told Ghanaweb in an interview at the Ghana Meets Naija pre-party held at the SOHO Nightclub at Marina Mall, Airporton Friday, March 8.

“If you dey watch Medikal right now for here, go vote for Kwesi Arthur let him win this thing and then we all win,” he urged.

VIDEO: Watch Patapaa’s Spectacular Performance At The 2018 Ghana Meets Naija

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The biggest musical concert dubbed, Ghana Meets Naija came off over the weekend and it was a total bash.

The event saw many artistes from both countries thrill audience with electrifying, non-stop performances.

Patapaa Amisty was one of the artistes from Ghana to perform on the night.

He, was indeed a delight to watch as he put up an eclectic performance.

From his opening act to the last song he performed, there was never a dull moment as he entertained patrons with some wild dance moves.

Patapaa performed all his hit songs amidst cheers with the highest point being the time Article Wan joined him for ‘That Thing’.

Other acts who performed on the night were Stonebwoy, Fancy Gadam, Ponobiom, Wizkid, Mr. Eazi and Mayorkun.

The event has over the years provided the platform for the biggest artistes in both Ghana and Nigeria to share one stage and thrill music lovers.

This year’s was the 8th edition, dubbed the ‘Rescue Mission’. It came off at the Fantasy Dome of the Ghana International Trade Fair Centre.

Watch Patapaa’s performance below;

 

Ama K Abebrese Reportedly Gives Birth To A Baby Girl

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Congratulations are in order for Ama K.

Ghanaian actress, Ama Konadu Abebrese has a new baby. Furthermore, this is according to reports and social media.

About the news of Ama K Abebrese’s pregnancy

Apparently, she married her mixed-race boyfriend some time back in a highly secluded ceremony. Therefore, now she gave birth to a baby girl. This is according to GhanaCelebrities.Com.

Furthermore, a few months ago, news broke that the actress was hiding. However, she was hiding it from the public eye. Therefore, she completely disappeared from the public radar.

Congrats to Ama K. Abebrese on becoming a mother.

The Maestro Tour: Kojo Antwi Begins US Tour On July 27

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Legendary Ghanaian musician, Julius Kojo Antwi, aka ‘The Maestro’ is warming up for a tour in the United States of America(USA).

The tour will begin in Chicago at the White Hall, 3572 South Cottage Grove, Illinois on July 27, 2018.

Dubbed ‘The Maestro Tour,’ the Chicago programme starts at 8pm.

The Chicago concert will be the official commencement of this year’s 30th edition of the Ghana Fest programme line up. Which is being organized by the Ghana Council in Chicago.

They will however, continue to Minnesota, Maryland, and New York and a few other states.

There will also be radio interviews in each tour city. In Chicago, there will be pre-event interviews on two major radio stations.

The organizers, Brand Africa Group and Berks Concepts are based in North Carolina and Atlanta respectively.

They are the hosts for ‘The Angelique Kidjo’ tour in the United States of America. The show however, took place last last year September 23 at the North Carolina Museum of Arts.

Kojo Antwi is a famed musician in Ghana who has consistently earned the admiration of music lovers with his good music.

Affectionately called ‘Mr. Music Man’, he is  a versatile musician whose music falls under various genres.

His music cuts across, reggae, highlife, Afropop, soul, R&B, among others.

Some of his songs include; ‘Amrika,’ ‘Tattoo,’ ‘Adiepena,’ ‘Meedware,’ ‘Groovy, ‘Densu,’ among others.

Nyantakyi Never Paid Me For My Black Stars Campaign Songs – Grace Ashie

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One musician who has always been very supportive of the Ghana Black Stars teams over the years is Gospel Musician, Grace Ashie.

She has on several occasions composed various campaign songs for the team.

Some of which include CAN 2008 and World Cup 2014, both under the leadership of the embattled GFA President, Kwesi Nyantakyi.

One would however think that sll this while, she’s being paid for the songs.

But the Gospel musician has revealed that she was not paid a pesewa for the songs she composed for the Black Stars.

Grace Ashie, who is popularly called Obaa Yaa, was speaking in an interview with Mr. Handsome on GH Entertainment on Rainbow Radio 87.5 FM.

According to her, she used her own finances to produce all her campaign songs. She also added that she even hard to pay for travel expenses to support the national team during their participation at the previous world games.

The musician further expressed her happiness at the exposé by Anas Aremeyaw Anas, which she described as sad, disgraceful and disgusting.

“I was not scared about the Anas exposé because since 2006 till now, Kwesi Nyantakyi never paid me a coin for any of the songs I produced for the national team. I am daring the former GFA boss to deny or confirm my claims. The GFA did not pay me a penny. I always gave him my songs, he will play the songs but he will not pay me. He will only commend my efforts but never gave me a pesewa,” she said.

“The GFA never paid for any of my travel expenses. You can call him and find out for yourself. I was never paid. I was always going to the GFA but I was never paid a penny,” she added.

She however revealed that ‘’my love for the nation and her patriotic act led me to compose these songs’’despite not being paid.

Obaa Yaa further disclosed that, she used her own resources to pay all those she contracted to support her in the songs she composed.

She has also demanded for an audit into the activities of the GFA. This, according to her, is because she believes they budgeted for what she did but never received a pesewa from GFA.

Nana Akua Addo Stuns In New Red Photos

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Nana Akua slays again

Ghanaian actress, Nana Akua Addo posts new photos on her social media. Furthermore, the photos were her dress for the 2018 edition of Ghana Meets Naija.

Moreover, the actress doesn’t joke around when it comes to fashion.

The fashionista is well known for her ‘slaying’ skills whenever she steps out. She always makes sure to leave her footprints on any red carpet she steps her feet on.

Therefore, she made sure she did same for the concert over the weekend.

The 2018 Ghana Meets Naija was over the weekend. A lot of Ghanaian and Nigerians showed up with amazing performances.

We spotted her in a couple of photos on the gram. Honestly, her dress is breathtaking. It was a red-tiered tutu dress by designer Quophi Akotuah. Furthermore, the red top was from Balmain. She completed the look with a gold face mask which is reminiscent of Iron Man’s helmet.

No wonder she is accorded the accolade ‘Africa’s Slay Queen.’

Photos Of Nana Akua Addo in her red dress for Ghana Meets Naija

Nana Akua Addo Storms Ghana Meets Naija 2018 In Red Classy ‘Ninja’ Outfit(Photos)

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There’s no arguing about the fact that actress Nana Akua Addo is not only a fashionista but a red carpet ‘slayer’ as well.

Everyone knows by now that Nana Akua doesn’t step out unless she’s bringing her A-game on.

Nana Akua Addo has over the years stunned in very stylish and highly expensive costumes events.

The fashion ‘goddess’ is steadily catching the eye of fashion critics locally and internationally.

She has proved her prowess on the red carpet once again over the weekends at the Ghana Meets Naija concert.

The ‘Gish girl’ stormed the Fantasy Dome in a stylish high-neck bodycon(Ego) top from Balmain. She complements this with a ‘tiered Tutu skirt’ designed Quophi Akotuah and a golden helmet.

As usual, the price tag of the breath-taking dress and it’s accessories are not known. But we can say for sure that it will indeed cost a fortune to acquire.

As usual, this year’s Ghana Meets Naija musical concert was indeed a fat-burning one. Artistes kept fans and patrons on their toes jamming to their performances throughout the night.

Artistes such as Patapaa, Stonebwoy, Fancy Gadam, Ponobiom, Mr. Eazi and Mayorkun were all on the bill.

This year’s edition of the annual musical-war concert, was dubbed the ‘Rescue Mission’.

Over the years, the event has been known as the platform for the biggest artistes in both Ghana and Nigeria to share one stage and thrill music lovers.

Take a look at Nana Akua’s outfit below;

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Kevin Prince Boateng Trolls Ghanaians After Anas Expose

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KP Boateng speaks out.

Ghanaian footballer, Kevin Prince Boateng made an Instagram post. Furthermore, this post followed the showing of Anas’ new documentary. Moreover, in the post he wrote, “and now who was the one telling the truth”.

He made the post in blonde-hair.

Black Stars sensation, Kevin-Prince Boateng (KPB), feels vindicated following exposé of the rot at the Ghana Football Association.

Also, he took took to Twitter to comment on the shameful revelations of the undercover sting on the GFA and key officials. Furthermore, the post implies the circumstances that led to his dismissal from the 2014 World Cup camp were unfair.

KP and his outspoken colleague, Sulley Muntari, were sacked from Black Stars camp during Brazil World Cup tourney in 2014. Furthermore, this was over alleged insubordination towards coach, Kwesi Appiah. However, he is in retirement.

Later, he revealed that the allegations were false. He stated that he was sacked for questioning the GFA president, Kwesi Nyantakyi about the whereabouts of FIFA’s $ 1million given to finalists to prepare for the tournament.

 

Church Of Pentecost Ghana Set To” Pray The Gay Away” From June 30

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The Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council (GPCC) embarks on a national prayer crusade. Furthermore, the crusade is to cleanse the country from the spirit of homosexuality.

Moreover, this decision was for this month. This is because worldwide this is Pride month.

About the Ghana Pentecostal and Charismatic Council homosexual prayer crusade

It is a three day prayer event scheduled from 30th June to 2nd July 2018. Furthermore, it aims to raise the consciousness of public opinion about grave social choices of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) rights in Ghana.

The General Secretary of the GPCC, Rev. Emmanuel T. Barrigah says homosexuality is demonic. Therefore, it is about time Christians pray ceaselessly for God to intervene.

He believes the pressure from Western countries to get Ghana and other African countries to embrace same-sex marriages are part of a bigger scheme to dominate the continent and that though they will show love to gays and lesbians, they will never support its legalization.

He urged all Ghanaians to join them as they intercede for the country to help curb this pressing issue.

Yvonne Nelson Reacts To Breakup Rumour With Baby Daddy

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Yvonne Nelson denies the rumours about a breakup between her and baby daddy, Jamie Roberts.

The past few days, stories were rife over an alleged breakup between the couple. Furthermore, this was due to the fact they both unfollowed each other on Instagram. Also, Jamie deleted all photos of Yvonne.

However, the actress and producer debunks this allegations. She spoke about on Peace FM with Kwasi Aboagye.

Reactions of Yvonne Nelson to breakup rumours

Moreover, she stated that she laughed when the publication first popped up on her phone.

According to her, she never followed Mr. Roberts. Therefore, she cannot fathom why some media guys will report that the two have unfollowed each other. Furthermore, the host asked if her baby daddy unfollowed her recently. She answered in the affirmative.

However, she said that Jamie hitting her unfollow button on Instagram does not mean there is anything wrong with their relationship. This is because their pages are for business purposes and not for relationship issues.

Also, she revealed that she talks to Jamie Roberts every single day.

The two are blessed with a girl, Ryan Roberts.

5 Common Mascara Mistakes To Avoid

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Who doesn’t dream of having gorgeous, luscious lashes? From long and spidery fashionable ones… to thick and sexy voluptuous ones, you can bat some pretty suckers in no time at all if you take good care of them and not fall victim to committing some must-know mascara errors!

1. You pump WAY too much.

Pumping the mascara wand each time you are ready to apply is not the way to go. Doing this (which most people do) injects air into the tube which inevitably dries out your product more rapidly. A dry mascara will give you a clumpy mess – not the look you want surely. Instead, take your time to simply twist your mascara wand back and forth or take it into a circular type of motion to get some product onto the wand.

2. You habitually apply to the top lashes first.

When you apply to the top lashes first, you will usually end up with black dots on the lids and under the eyes as you look down to apply to bottom lashes as a second step; again, a common habit of most beauty fanatics. Start with the lower lashes as you tilt your head forward. Next, look straight ahead as you apply to the upper ones in a zig-zag motion.

3. You don’t know when to throw it out.

Six months is usually the max for keeping mascara hanging around. Using it for more than that can put you at risk for an eye infection in due time. And for goodness sakes… don’t share your mascara with ANYONE! This is a simple way to keep your eyes and eyelashes healthy looking at all times.

4. You neglect to wipe your brush.

Did you know your mascara brush can pick up plenty of bacteria daily? Yep, it’s true. Best way to handle this problem is to gently wipe the brush with a tissue each time before you apply mascara to your lashes. This will also help you to obtain a clump-free application.

5. You use an eyelash curler after mascara application.

A huge no-no here! Doing this will not only break your precious lashes, it will also yank them out from the roots. Gently curl your delicate eyelashes from root to tip, and please take your time. Once they are curled to perfection you can finally apply your favorite mascara. Don’t rush the process!

Makeup application takes time and know-how… but it’s worth it. You can have the most beautiful looking eyes with amazing lashes by not neglecting them and simply giving them some TLC!

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