Month: February 2019

Ghanaian songstress, Feli Nuna talks about record labels in the country. Moreover, she stated that she had a lot of record labels interested in investing in her music. However, they all wanted sex from her first.

“I’ve had a lot of offers from people who want to invest in my craft but they all say: ‘Your waist is nice’, or ‘you are a nice girl’, and at the end, sometimes they might not start from the beginning but it always gets there and I always complain”

She made these statements in an interview on the Class Drive on Class 91.3FM. Furthermore, she stated that she was looking out for a someone who believes in her craft and not her waist.

“I want an executive producer who does not want to sleep with me but who wants to bring me money and work with me”

Also, Feli Nuna pointed out that

“all the male artistes you see, big men and influential people support them, so, does it mean that they also sleep with them? You are investing to get your money back; that is the same way you should approach it with a female artiste as well.”

FInally, Nuna urged rich female entrepreneurs to invest in female artistes because the music business is lucrative.

“I’ve been facing this [challenge] from the outset of my career. I urge women who are financially sound to invest as well, they should also invest in other female artistes as well. Trust me, the music business is booming, you can make a lot of money from the music business if you take it seriously. More record labels focus on the show not the business”

Actor turned Preacher, Majid Michel is out of the country. Moreover, he’s out of the country for throat surgery.

Majid revealed in an interview last year that two years ago, he noticed a breakage in his voice.

“Over two years ago, I was travelling and then suddenly my voice started breaking and it’s been like this for over two years now”

Also, he added that he went to the hospital for a checkup. However, they told him there was absolutely nothing wrong with his throat.

“I don’t know what is wrong with my voice. I have checked at Korle-bu and 37 Military hospitals and they all said there is nothing wrong with my voice. They have checked my throat and everything is perfect”

He, however, stated that he’s able to project his voice when given a microphone.

“It’s funny if I have a microphone with speakers it comes and if am giving a public talk or giving a public speech but speaking to you like this or on the telephone, it is worse. You won’t hear me when you call me on phone so you have to text”

UK-based Gospel Act, Dr. Sonnie Badu talks about his upcmoing concert. Moreover, he stated that the concert is a dream come true. This is because he first manifested in his dream. Therefore, he cannot wait for the dream to become a reality come July 6, 2019.

According to Badu, he always wanted to do something very historical. Therefore, the dream for the concert came he birthed the INVASION concert. Also, he stated that he is optimistic this will be an annual concert

“I have always believed in us as Africans and always prayed to God to help me do something that will inspire my generation. I am optimistic of staging concerts in stadiums and arenas all over the world and I am glad come July 6th, this dream will be a reality”

Furthermore, he advised his many followers to keep dreaming. This is because dreams come true and disclosed that after the Invasion Concert in Maryland, the next stop will be in Africa.

The event takes place at the Dar Constitution Hall in Maryland

SOUTH Africa’s tourism marketing organization, South African Tourism (SA Tourism) and EIB Network partnered. Moreover, their partnership is for production of content about South Africa for Ghanaian audience.

The West Africa office of SA Tourism partnered with EIB to create, Revealed with Bola Ray.

Currently, Bola is in South Africa shooting season 4 of the show. Furthermore, he showcases various experiences that Ghanaians can have in South Africa. The content will be aired on Ghana One TV (GHOne TV) and showed across EIB’s Social Media platforms.

The West Africa Regional Manager of SAT, Thekiso Rakolojane stated

“We believe that it will inspire West Africans to visit South Africa in numbers and increase our brand’s awareness in the region” 

Also, Mr. Rakolojane noted that Ghana is a key market for SA Tourism. Moreover, they believe the partnership  to produce relatable content would inspire many Ghanaians to visit South Africa.

According to Bola Ray, EIB is

“thrilled about this partnership with SA Tourism as it affords us the right and desirable content to attract eyeballs and share of the market, dishing out compelling lifestyle content to the delight of our viewers, and we are extremely happy about that. Moreover, it is no doubt a phenomenal partnership.”

Hiplife grand papa, Reggie Rockstone talks about hiplife in Ghana. Moreover, he revealed the biggest achievement of the genre he created.

Reggie Rockstone made these statements in an interview with Amansan Krakye on Radio Central. According to him, one of the biggest achievement of hip life is employment.

He said :

“The biggest achievement of hiplife is the employment, it has created jobs. Without hip life I don’t know what some of these would have been doing. It brought a lot of employment, from radio, television, it’s affected everything. If hip life didn’t come like Jay Z and the rest won’t come to Ghana. It’s created jobs, today Sarkodie can be on a billboard. It has created a lot of avenues for the young to express themselves”

He added :

“Apart from that it’s hip life we use to entertain ourselves in town, we dance with it at parties and other places. Music is food for the soul so we are feeding the soul”

Reggie pioneered the music genre ‘Hip life’ in the early 90’s. It is a mixture of highlife and hip-hop, basically songs with chorus and rap.

Controversial social media queen, Rosemond Brown talks about her body. Moreover, according to people, she has sex with all the so-called ‘rich’ people who come her way. This is the way she maintains the ‘celebrity’ status she has in the Ghanaian entertainment industry.

Rosemond spoke on these rumours on the ‘Uncut’ show by Zionfelix. Furthermore, she revealed that her waist and sex are the two giant pillars in her life. According to her, they brought her this far and will take her to all the places she ever dreamed of.

The host asked what she achieved with her waist. Brown proudly stated that she recently bought and registered a Kia Forte. This was through the hard work of her waist in bed.

Also, she revealed that aside from the car, she recorded her recent music track with the money she got from her body to the individual who was willing to dish out the cash she needed.

This latest revelation from Akuapem Poloo is certainly a total contradiction to her previous revelation that her 2019 registered car was bought with the money she received from fooling all over social media.

At this point nobody knows if this is the truth or another one of her tales.

Kumawood actor, Yaw Dabo talks about his movie roles. Moreover, he disclosed the specific figures he takes for movie roles.

According to the actor, the amount he charges for movies changes as and when he deems fit. He made these statements on the ‘Celebrity Ride with Zionfelix’.

Furthermore, he stated that he together with his management led by Kofi Asamoah, have not sat down to pen any specific figures they charge for movie roles.

He revealed that usually, his charges are either 1,000, 2,000, 3,000 or even 5,000 Ghana cedis. Dabo revealed that these prices depend on the specific kind of role he plays. Also, it depends on the bargaining strength of the producer of the movie he is expected to be a cast.

Asked the highest amount he has received for a role in either a movie or a music video, the talented diminutive actor cum football administrator disclosed that he recently took a whopping GH 10,000 cedis for a music video they shot in the Volta Region of Ghana.

Ghanaian musician and Yolo TV star, Fella Makafui talks about her part in Medikal’s song. Moreover, she was in the song ‘Omo Ada’. Her lines were ‘my body is doing me like something, my body is doing me like something…”

However, she says that it the last time anyone will hear her on a song. This is because she’s not a musician.

Fella made these statements on the ‘Uncut’ show. Furthermore, Fella revealed that the decision to have her on the track was something they never planned. She disclosed that her boyfriend, Medikal only called her to come and say something on the song. At that point he was already working on it while she was busily doing something else in the room.

She further revealed that even though it was unplanned, it shocked her that the song received that massive airplay it had and continues to get both on radio and many other social media platforms.

The CEO of the Fella businesses ended by reiterating her point that her many loyal fans should not begin to classify her as a musician because she is not one and does not even have any song to her name yet. She, however, didn’t not fail to admit that there is a possibility that she may have another song come out in the near future.

Dancehall musician and Burniton music boss, Stonebwoy clears the air about certain allegations. Moreover, according to people, he slapped Hitz FM presenter, Prince Tsegah when they went to the studios to promote his concert. However, he cleared himself of all such allegations.

He clarified the incidence on Hitz FM’s ‘Day Break Hitz’ entertainment review show hosted by KMJ. Furthermore, Stonebwoy stated categorically that he never laid a finger on the host of the ‘You Sey Wetin’ show. This is because he can never do such a thing in either this life or the afterlife.

However, he quickly advised that people, in particular, radio and TV presenters should try as much as possible to be very professional with their work. This is because millions of people listen and take the things they say on air to heart.

Also, he stressed that anytime presenters like Prince Tsegah, who he considers as an uncle or a senior most brother want to talk about issues that relate to celebrities like himself, they should ensure that they stick to the subject matter. Therefore, avoid throwing out shades and tantrums at them because they are also humans.

Ghanaian musician, Edem talks about musical beefs and Sarkodie. Moreover, for a long time many people believed that Edem’s popular ‘Hyeba’ song was about Sarkodie. However, the award-winning musician says that was never the case.

He made these statements while speaking on Kumasi-based Luv FM’s drive time show hosted by DJ Reuben. Furthermore,  Edem admitted that there was nothing wrong when rappers go at each other lyrically. However, that particular track wasn’t about Sarkodie.

The VRMG boss stated emphatically that it is a wrong move, if not totally disastrous to make any form of lyrical move or ‘attack’ on Sarkodie.

According to him, they are all just doing music. However, they both represent two very strong ethnic groups in the country. He revealed that whereas, the ‘Can’t Let You Go’ hitmaker represents the Akan ethnic group in Ghana, he, on the other hand, represents the Ewe ethnic group.

Therefore, he stated that for this prime reason, he feels there is no need to pitch against each other ever.