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Month: August 2018

Tracy Sarkcess’ 10-Year Wait Shouldn’t Be The Standard For All Women – Chantelle Asante

Posted on by Peace Agyare

The love story of rapper Sarkodie and his wife, Tracy Sarkcess has been one inspiring story most fans of the artiste love to dwell on.

Most people believe that Sarkodie did well by marrying Tracy with whom he has been in a relationship with for over a decade, even before coming into limelight.

However, TV producer and co-host of Celebrity Fanzone on GH One TV, Chantelle Asante has also shared her views about the love story of the newly wedded couple.

Chantelle believes that the 10-year period it took for Sarkodie to marry Tracy Sarkcess shouldn’t be the new standard for every woman in Ghana.

Her comments follows some ridicules on social media after Sarkodie’s marriage ceremony last week.

Many seem to ridicule impatient women who wanted to marry after few months of dating pointing to Tracy Sarkcess’ patience in waiting for 10 years.

“I don’t know her age but I think she is under 30. Not everybody wants to get married early. Maybe she was in no rush to get married. I know she went to school abroad so she left for a while. They could have broken up at a point in time, we didn’t know whether they were on and off,” Chantelle argued.

Meanwhile, according to sources, the beautiful TV presenter; Chantelle Asante will be getting married this weekend in a private ceremony.

Sarkodie, real name Michael Owusu Addo, got married to Tracy in a traditional ceremony on Tuesday July 17,2018 at a private event in Tema.

The couple has been together for a long time now and is blessed with a 2-year-old baby girl called Titi.

Check out the video below:

https://youtu.be/dHo7vxxrrAc

Becca Eulogizes Sarkodie For His Magnificent Delivery On ‘Nana’

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Songstress cum songwriter, Becca, has eulogized Sarkodie for his magnificent delivery on her new song titled ‘Nana’.

Becca, known in private life as Rebecca Acheampomaa Acheampong,recently released a new song titled ‘Nana’

The song, was recently accompanied by a video which depicts some of our Ghanaian culture and also features Sarkodie.

She touted Sarkodie’s great input in an interview with Melvina Frimpong Manso on Suncity Radio’s Showbiz 971 in Sunyani.

“When I finished writing the song, the only person that came in my mind was Sarkodie. I had two songs to do with Sarkodie. The one that I wanted to do first was what he chose (Nana). He sent me the audio of his part…and People around me were very excited with his contribution,” Becca stated.

Commenting on how the song has been received by the people, she also substantiated that the release date of the song—and Sarkodie’s wedding date was a coincidence.

“The impact of Nana has been amazing. The song which is over a week now is trending well. Nana came at the right time…because of he [Sarkodie] getting married. It looked like we planned it…but Sarkodie didn’t tell anybody about his wedding…so I didn’t know about that…we had already discussed the release date before I got to know about his wedding,” Becca disclosed.

On how the concept of the ‘Nana’ video came about, she divulged: “We planned it very well…it talks more about love…when you think about Nana, you think about royalty. It involved different cultures. I wanted to portray the African culture. The director and all the team members had a very good idea. Bringing cultures together, entail unity.”

In case you missed out on the video last week, hit the play button below to watch.

NPP Bigwig Weds and Bawumia, Sammy Awuku And Others Attend

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

Maxwell Krobea Kwabena Asante and Randa Okine tied the knot in a beautiful and colourful wedding ceremony in Accra.

The ceremony was witnessed by the Vice-President of Ghana, H.E Mahamudu Bawumia and other very important dignitaries like Hon. Pius Enam Hadzide (Dep. Minister of Youth and Sports), Francis Asenso-Boakye (Dep Chief of Staff), Michael Okyere Baafi (CEO, Ghana Freezones Authority), Alfred Thompson (Dep MD of NIB), Lydia Atiemo (Dep CEO of YEA), Mustapha Ussif (Executive director of National Service Secretariat), Gifty Oware (Dep Director, National Service Secretariat), Eugene Arhin (Director of Communication at the Presidency), Bright Acheampong (Dep CEO, NYA), Rocky Obeng (Dep CEO, NYA)

Also present were Sammi Awuku (NPP National Organizer), Maame Afia Akoto (Dep CEO of Masloc), Justin Koduah Frimpong esq (CEO of YEA), Hon. Anthony Karbo (Dep Minister of Roads and MP for Lawra), Hon. Perry Okudzeto (Dep. Minister of Information) and Mr. Emmanuel Effah (CEO Lifemate furniture).

Pictures of the wedding between Randa and Maxwell

BoG Merges uniBank, Royal Bank, Beige Bank, Others Into Consolidated Bank

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

There are more troubles for banks in Ghana.

The Bank of Ghana merged five banks into a Consolidated Bank of Ghana Limited.

The banks are BEIGE, Sovereign, Construction, UniBank and Royal Bank.

Furthermore, this move follows the insolvency of the four banks after investigations by Bank of Ghana (BoG).

The BoG Governor, Dr Ernest Addison announced this Wednesday afternoon.

Bank of Ghana merging 5 banks to form Consolidated Bank Ghana Limited

Moreover, the government expects the Consolidated Bank Ghana Limited to help in economic development.

Also, the government issued a bond totaling GHc5.6 billion. This is to cater for bad assets of the four banks, Dr Addison said.

Furthermore, explaining the move; the Governor said Unibank and Royal Bank were under capitalised. Therefore, those banks were beyond rehabilitation.

On Royal Bank, he said non performing loans were high. Meanwhile, Sovereign Bank’s license, he said was granted under suspicious act.

Dr Addison said the consolidated banks will be headed by Mr. Nii Amanor Dodoo of KPMG as the Receiver for the five banks.

Mark Okraku Mantey Says He’s Never Paid Tithe In His Life

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

Slip Music CEO, Mark Okraku Mantey reveals that he’s never paid tithe in his life.

Furthermore, he stated that he stopped paying tithes after a friend who’s a man of God told him that the commandment on giving a tenth of your earnings to the house of God only applies to that time of history and not now.

Also, he stated that, churches that take tithes these days are supposed to use it to help the needy. However, they do not do so either, meaning they are chopping the money for their own benefit.

Mark Okraku-Mantey about paying tithes

“Let’s find out from those who work in the church whether they benefit from the tithe given in church. They are supposed to be the beneficiaries of that money.” 

“Why are we saying that we don’t want an eye for an eye because it is in the Old Testament? But as for tithe, we like it because some people are benefiting.” 

Doom Prophets Should Be Jailed 10 years — Maurice Ampaw

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

Legal practitioner, Maurice Ampaw suggests that fake prophets use the name of God and fake prophecies. Furthermore, this is to cause fear and panic among famous Ghanaian celebrities. Therefore, they should be jailed a minimum of 10 years.

He explained that, if someone threatens your life with death prophecies, you have every right to ‘slap’ them with a lawsuit which is punishable by a 10-year jail sentence.

He made these statements on “The Purple Room” show on Angel TV.

Maurice Ampaw on pastors and doom prophecies

“Someone can control you when he puts fear in you, and that is what they do. So if they put that reasonable fear in you, then you fall to their tricks and do everything they tell you to do”.

Moreover, he added that

“If a pastor tells you, you are going to die, it is a threat of death and you can sue him for a maximum death sentence of 10 years and five years minimum.

“What baffles me is the strange tongues they speak. They pretend to in the realm of the spirits and begin to make utterances about seeing a supposed attack from a family member.”

I’m Still Relevant, Ghanaians Should Shut Up — Bisa Kdei

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

Ghanaian high-life sensation, Bisa Kdei says he is still relevant in the industry. Furthermore, Ghanaians should desist from passing ill-comments about his music career.

The “Mansa” hitmaker made these statements in an interview with Amansan Krakye on Radio Central in Cape Coast. Moreover, he revealed that he becomes very sad when he hears comments that he has faded out of the music scenes.

Bisa K’dei on relevance in the music industry

“Ghanaians should stop saying that, it’s not a good thing to compare artistes to old ones. Daddy Lumba, Kojo Antwi, Amakye Dede have been there for all these years, did they face the same problem during their time?

“Some of them haven’t released songs but they play shows. I’m doing my part to push high life, it took me two years to come up with my new album so I will never accept that I’m fading”.

Therefore, the high-life singer advised that we should rather help promote our own rather than killing it.

I Am Original Not Sarkodie’s Replica — Talented Kids 9th Edition Winner, Samuel Owusu

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

Winner of the Ghanaian popular kids’ show, Talented Kids Show season 9, Samuel Owusu reacts to claims of copying. Furthermore, according to a lot of people he sings like Sarkodie.

However, the budding rapper refuted claims that he is imitating Sarkodie. This was during an interview with Sammy Flex on Zylofon FM’s Showbiz Agenda.

According to Samuel his appearance on stage, in the studio and his brand is totally different from Sarkodie’s own.

Samuel Owusu on being original and not like Sarkodie

“I am not a copy of Sarkodie. I am very Original. My craft on stage, my confidence, my appearance, my looks everything is different.” 

Moreover, even though Samuel Owusu denied being Sarkodie’s replica, he disclosed that Sarkcess Music signee, Stongman Burner is his role model.

KOD Names His Best And Worse Events In Ghana

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

Fashion icon, radio personality and CEO of Nineteen57byKod fashion line, Kofi Okyere Darko names his best and worst events. Furthermore, these are events he attended.

Kofi Okyere Darko talks about events in Ghana

He made these statements in an interview with burgeoning event journal, Eventguide. Moreover, the journal covers major events in Ghana and the entire world. Therefore, he used the platform to name his best and worst events in Ghana.

The fashion supremo listed Ghana meets Naija, Vodafone Ghana Music Awards and ‘Rhythms on the Runway’ as his best-witnessed events.

However, for his worst events, he remained tight-lipped. Moreover, he believes those events were not well organized due to some petty errors. Though he refused to list them, he knows they fall in his worst events list.

I’m Better Than All Those New ‘School’ Musicians – Pope Skinny Brags

Posted on by Peace Agyare

Asuoden Music Boss,Pope Skinny, has claimed in a live Facebook video that he is way ahead and better than all the new artistes winning awards lately.

The Hiplife artiste, who has not been very active in Commercial music for a while now claims to have a better rap and punchlines than the new school rappers who only focus on a hit song.

Adding that, he can use just a song to “Murder” every hit song of theirs because he possess qualities beyond just ordinary hit songs which they lack.

He also insisted in the video that most Ghanaian musicians only use a hit song to claim ‘best’ in the industry when they are nobody.

“Any rapper who calls for battle with me, Pope Skinny invites Humiliation and Disgrace for himself and I am ready to teach them lessons beyond just the use of hit songs to claim Best Artist.” He retorted in the video which has since gone viral.

He further mentioned being better than them in terms of music composition and everything concerning it.

Pope Skinny says even though Sarkodie is trying his best to dominate and put Ghana Music on the international market, He (Pope skinny) still reigns as the Best rapper from Ghana per his influences on the Music industry.

Beauty Pageants Are Modern-Day Slave Trade — Willie Roi

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

Willi Roi speaks on beauty pageants in the country. Beauty pageants organized in the country are under intense scrutiny. Moreover, this scrutiny stems from the treatment of the girls in it. Also, there are harsh criticisms by concerned Ghanaians over their organization.

Furthermore, a few days ago Winner of Miss Ghana 2017, Miss Margaret Dery came out to condemn organisers of the Miss Ghana Pageant. She described it as the worst event she ever participated in.

Now, Willie Roi, the manager of Zylofon Arts Club adds his voice to how these Beauty Pageants are organized.

He made these statements in an interview on Hitz Fm. He expressed his dissatisfaction with how these events are organized. Moreover, he described them as the modern-day slave trade.

Willi Roi on beauty pageants in the country

“Beauty Pageant show is like slave trade now. I think the organizers of the beauty pageant shows are using beauty queens to set us up.” 

In other news, Winner of 2017 Miss Ghana Beauty Pageant, Miss Margaret Dery resigned as current Beauty Queen.

Danny Beatz Reveals How Ebony’s Death Affected His Career

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Record producer cum musician, Danny Beatz, has disclosed how the death of Ebony Reigns almost shattered his dreams.

Danny Beatz has featured the late Ebony Reigns on his hit single’ ‘Medekuku’. The song is now one of the hit songs enjoying massive e airplay.

According to him, Ebony’s sudden death affected the joy with which he would have celebrated the success of the release of the song.

 “Yes its really affected me because she passed away two weeks after release. We released the song on 24th January and the unfortunate incident happened on 9th February. It affected not the song alone but myself because Ebony was one artiste that was closed to my heart.

When you come and see us its like a little sister and brother affair, if you interfere you will become a 3rd person. It really worried me because I didn’t know what to do next and it affected the promotion because the happiness we wanted to use to push the turned into sadness”.

This was his reply to a question asked him in an interview on Radio Central by host, Amansan Krakye if Ebony’s death affected him, or the promotion of his previous single “Mede Kuku” in anyway.

Danny Beatz was the official producer for late Ebony Reigns. He produced “Hustle” which featured her label mate Brella and also mastered most of her songs. Before Ebony’s sudden demise her last collaboration was “Mede Kuku”, a featuring she did for Danny Beatz.

“Danny Yei” is the latest single of Danny Beatz. This is a song he self  produced with a classic video directed by Snares Films and Big Booh which is available on YouTube.

 

Money Not Barrier To Good Production; You Lack Attitude – Leila Djansi

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

American and Ghanaian filmmaker, Leila Afua Djansi shares her opinion on making good quality movies to meet international standard.

She made this analysis in a Facebook post. Furthermore, she rubbished claims by several Ghanaian film makers that high budget is a priority in producing an international standard movies.

Moreover, she said main the reason why movie makers are unable to produce standard movies is because of their attitudes.

According to her, without change of attitude, the Ghanaian film industry will lack behind.

Also, she added that, exposure to technology and collaborating with expertise forms part of good production.

According to her, money plays just thirty percent (30%) role in good movie production.

Leila Djansi to Ghanaian filmmakers about quality

No, my dear filmmakers in Ghana. The difference between your films and black Panther is NOT money.
Money is only maybe 30%. It’s attitude towards the arts.

Exposure – technology, art and crafts is not part of our upbringing. Chew and pour is. We’re never invested. Social media has made it worse. Everything now is for facebook and blogs fame.

Ideas and execution – Ryan Coogler educated his art. He read comic books, attended comic con, explored his passion. He went to labs, workshops.

Attitude towards work – No passion without money. Give an african filmmaker 200million and first thing they’ll do is buy a car and change their wardrobe. Wear shades and sit behind the monitor and look forward to the red carpet. Come late to set, not read the script.

Ego. – Ryan Coogler is all about his craft. He cares not for attention or fame. He even rejected an academy membership. How many African filmmakers can say that about themselves? Reject academy membership?

Collaborators. – you can have all the money in this world and if you are not surrounded by the right people, you will pay them handsomely and they will still do shoddy work! I’m speaking from experience. Give them the healthiest budget, they will cut it in half, spend half on themselves, doctor the receipts and give you bad work. Make sure everyone in your boat is rowing, not making holes that will sink your vessel.

More from her about money and filmmaking

Attention to the little things. – Why are you telling this story? Be true to the art and it will burn for you.
I’ve seen African filmmakers at film festivals and all they cared about were the parties and red carpet photos. Not the workshops, not the panels, not networking.

Money can only go so far.
Like Cotton Twines is the lowest budget film in my library. But it is also the title that took me further than my million dollar budgets. Yes, timing was right as well, but the material still had to be good enough. I’m sure the filmmakers behind Nakom can say the same.

Ryan Coogler did not start with Black Panther. He started with Sundance labs, where he horned his craft with Fruitvale Station, a timely story. He had good supporters and crew who did not make everything about money. When things got hard, they helped him up and he carried them along.

Material, Education, Timing, Collaborators, Action plan.
All these come before money. No one starts from the top.

Once again, we’re making everything about money. This is the trap that holds us back in every aspect.
Church, money
Politics, money
Hospital, money.

When will compassion and innovation be given a place?

Ghanaian Filmmakers Are Afraid To Take Risks – Kobby Acheampong

Posted on by Lawrencia Larbi-Amoah

Ghanaian actor, Kobby Acheampong explains the reason why the Nigerian movie industry, Nollywood is far ahead of Ghana’s industry.

He made these statements in an interview with Nana Osei Kesse, aka Mr Bonez on Music Plus show on Kessben Television. Moreover, he stated that most Ghanaian Filmmakers are scared to take big risks with regards to movie production.

Kobby Acheampong on Ghanaian filmmakers and taking risks

“The problem I have realised is that Ghanaians (producers) hate taking risks. A Nigerian will take a risk and that risk will a yield good result.”

Furthermore, he stated that when a Ghanaian producer invest money in a movie and that movie fails to sell. Then the person gives up easily.

Also, he disagreed with the notion that the Ghanaian movie industry is dead. However, he admitted that the industry is seriously struggling.

Furthermore, he was hopeful that with the help of more investors and a little government support the Ghana movie industry will be as vibrant as that of Hollywood and Bollywood.

 

Gospel Musician Reveals How Doctors Nearly killed Her During Pregnancy

Posted on by Peace Agyare

Gospel Musician, Abigail Coleman has recounted some of the horrors she went through in the hands of some doctors whilst pregnant.

According to her, she had one ectopic, lost her child after delivery and doctors left placenta in her womb and yet she is still alive.

Speaking to Accra based radio station Accra FM, she recounts how this was the worst situation the Lord had ever saved her from.

Abigail Coleman revealed this when the presenter asked her “What was the worst situation you’ve been in that the Lord has saved you”

She recalled: “The worst was, I don’t even know which one to pick. When I came here from the UK and went to Canada, I’m sure a lot of people already know about it.

When I was pregnant and had an ectopic, the next one was when I gave birth and my child died in my hands. But the other one that was more serious was when I was carrying my third child. The doctors had left a placenta in my womb from the previous pregnancy.

And when you read on the internet, this killed a lot of people, and I was going back and forth for 2 months with it in my stomach and I was bleeding like an open tap.

That was when I knew what God had for me was not yet done so I’d never die. If God doesn’t kill you, no human can”.

 

9 Biggest Mistakes Men And Women Make In The First Month Of A Relationship

Posted on by Peace Agyare

The first month of dating is an exciting one. And in that excitement, it’s easy to jump ahead and make some big dating mistakes.

Here are nine things to avoid doing in the first month of dating:

1. Make plans for the distant future.

Here’s a rule you can steal from “How I Met Your Mother”: “Never make plans with a date further in the future than the amount of time you’ve been going out.”

Of course, in a non-sitcom land, this rule gets voided once you’re in a serious, committed relationship — otherwise, no one could ever make marriage vows — but in the first month of dating, keep plans for the future at a minimum. This should be a no-pressure time to get to know one another.

2. Use the “L” word.

You might be falling for Mr. Right, but don’t drop the “love” bomb just yet. Keep your date from getting overwhelmed — and guard your own heart — by taking things slow. There’s plenty of time for love talk. In the meantime, just keep things at “like” and reassure your date that you’re interested in moving forward.

3. Talk about your future wedding. (See #1)

Don’t get ahead of yourself. You’ll have plenty of time to plan a wedding…if the relationship makes it past the one-month mark. Also, no one wants to hear that you’ve been planning a wedding on your own. It can come across as too eager — or worse, desperate.

4. Introduce your date to your entire family.

Meeting up with some friends or a sibling for a drink is one thing, inviting your date to your aunt’s birthday party is another. Set aside month #1 as getting-to-know-you time. You don’t want your grandma coming to conclusions about the where the relationship is headed before you do.

Related: Don’t meet the kids either. Give it time. Only introduce your kids to someone you’re serious about.

5. Co-purchase something together.

Don’t buy a dog together, an antique table together, or a couples’ membership to the zoo. Don’t even buy a lottery ticket together.

Unless you’re just splitting the cost of dinner, keep purchases separate. Otherwise, you’re prematurely adding a level of commitment to the relationship.

6. Slam your ex.

Your date wants to get to know YOU, not that jerk who dumped you. In a long-term relationship, all the dating horror stories of the past will be revealed. Don’t overwhelm your date with unnecessary (and bitter) details in the early stages of a relationship.

7. Ask for money.

Don’t do it. Your first month of dating might turn into your last.

8. Give him a key.

Draw some careful boundaries for your burgeoning relationship. Don’t merge lives too soon.

Related: Don’t ask him to reschedule his life for you. You’ve been dating less than a month. Don’t expect him to cancel poker night for your friend’s wine and cheese night. It’s okay to have separate lives, especially this early on.

9. Show up at her work.

Let her brag to all of her coworkers about you for months before you make an appearance. Her work is her space. Respect it. (And when you do eventually show up at work, bring flowers.)

 

‘Praye Is Back For Good’ – Tiatia

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Praye Tiatia, a member of the music trio group, Praye, says the group is back for good under the management of EKB records owned by Kiki Banson

According to Praye Tiatia, born Stephen Fiawoo, the group is now mature and they have put their past behind them.

Praye Tiatia, told Joy News‘ MzGee their maturity would reflect their new songs.

“The maturity will be felt in our compositions; even the way we behave we are in the studio has changed.  A lot has changed and it is for good. When you grow, you grow for good,” he stated.

However,  Tiatia, who rebranded to Cartel Big J after group members went their separate ways a few years ago was uncertain if the group’s bane was lack of maturity when they went their separate ways.

“We were young and when you are young so when you are growing you mature and you learn from your mistakes you’ve done in the past and bettered it. I will say we are in a better place.” He noted.

Praye, made up of also Praye Honeho, Tintin and Tiatia, came into the mainstream music in 2004. This was after they emerged winners at the maiden edition of the Nescafé African Revelations talent hunt.

Members of the group, however, went their separate ways in 2014 but two of them – Tintin and Tiatia- came back later to keep the group until Honeho(Choirmaster) joined recently. They are sure they won’t go their separate ways again.

Samuel Owusu of TV3’s Talented Kids Releases Debut Single ‘Nhyira'(LISTEN)

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Young rapper, Samuel Owusu has released his very first single ‘Nhyira’, a few months after winning the competition.

Samuel was part of 24 contestants, who competed in Season IX of TV3‘s Talented Kidz show. He however, emerged the winner at the end of the competition.

Samuel Owusu was consistent throughout the competition. He thrilled fans with his rap skills coupled with well-coordinated stagecraft to match his rap lines.

Throughout the show, he did not hide his admiration for multiple award-winning rappers, Sarkodie.

The young rapper performed songs of the 2018 VGMA Best Rapper continuously and finally got the opportunity to perform with him at the Grand Finale at the National Theatre.

According to the rapper, 11, the song is in appreciation to God for how far he has come in his music career.

‘Nhyira’ features G Maxta and powered by True Legacy Music, a record label the young talent is signed onto.

Production credit however goes to Survivor Beatz.

Listen to song below;

 

I Didn’t Quit Music, I Needed To Make Money – Itz Tiffany

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Apparently, being a full time musician in Ghana these days doesn’t seem to pay as some celebrities have already stated.

Another artiste to make this known is songstress Itz Tiffany, who is known in private life as Antoinette Tiffany Owusu.

According to her, her hiatus from music was because she was trying to make money and not that she had quit music.

In an interview with Zylofon FM’s Showbiz Agenda, Tiffany said she took a break to focus on her beauty shop, which is located in East Legon, Accra.

The mother of one says she needed to raise enough money to cater for her son, hence her long break.

However, Tiffany says she has started doing music full time now. She further announced that she has been signed unto a new label, Midas Touch.

“when I started my beauty shop, I needed to focus on it full time so it can grow. But now that it has, i am ready for my comeback,” she said.

Commenting on her experience with her new label so far, she said, she is being treated like a baby as the label makes sure to provide everything she needs.

She also indicated that she has no plans of leaving Midas Touch anytime soon because she is satisfied with their arrangement.

Following her return, the “Azonto” hitmaker has released a new single titled, “Cotyledon”, which she is currently promoting.

Enjoy her new single ‘Cotyledon’ below!

I’m A Proud Product of Dr Obengfo’s Hospital – Actress

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  1. Many female entertainers have often times shy away from admitting to have undergone surgery to enhance their forms at the Advanced Body Sculpt Centre known as Obengfo Hospital.

Nonetheless, singer and actress Nana Frema Koranteng says she will always admit that she is a product of the hospital, owned by the renowned doctor, Dr. Dominic Obeng Andoh.

The singer said she does not feel diffident to tell the public that she underwent surgery to gain her current form.

Speaking to Zionfelix.net, Nana Frema divulged that since many people do not feel shy in wearing their outfits when stepping out, she does not also see the need to hide the fact that she has enhanced her body to make her beautiful and happy.

“I’ve not committed a sin so why should I feel shy to announce that I’m a product of Dr. Obengfo? We have to be real as human beings. If I’ve done a surgery, why should I feel shy to say it? When I planned on doing it, I told him about it and he asked me to gather money for the process” she said.

When asked if the surgery was expensive, she replied yes but quickly added that Dr. Obeng gave her a discount since he realized that she needed it so badly.

On why she decided to enhance her body, the ‘Anger’ singer disclosed that “I had a big tummy so I had to work on it.”

Even though Nana Frema Koranteng has enhanced her body to look perfect, she says men are not approaching her to propose love. She told Zionfelix.net that she believes the men are afraid to propose to her and she cannot fathom why.