Shatta Wale has lost his cool on journalists and bloggers who continue to discredit him on the back of the trending Grammy Awards nomination. It emerged yesterday that blogger and radio presenter NYDJ said he personally sent an email to the organisers of the Grammys for clarification on the Shatta Wale Grammy Award brouhaha and reply was sent to him …
Mother of backlash, Pearl Thusi is out for trolls on social media and she’s hitting directly at their mothers. The word “unyoko” was flying all over her timeline but she gave out reasons why she’s hitting on people’s mother. “I’m just mirroring your insult to someone’s mother/me back to your own so you know how it feels. If it doesn’t feel good, …
Today is International Mother’s day and Ghanaians have been sending goodwill messages to their mothers. Ghanaian celebrities in the creative arts industry and in the media have also joined to celebrate their mothers on social media. Ghpage.com has spotted a post from Kwaw Kese, Sarkodie, Nadia Buari, Efia Odo, Sista Efia, Anita Erskine, Jay Foley, Patapaa and several others celebrating …
CEO of AMG Business, Criss Waddle is known for philanthropic works aside his business and music. He once narrated a story of his sad beginning as a child when he lost his father and his mum had to take care of him in trying times; to the extent of seeking help from their church which didn’t yield any positive result. …
Beautiful actress, Juliet Ibrahim has come out to say that single mothers like herself aren’t for young inexperienced men. This statement of hers is quite ironic seeing she was recently involved with Nigerian rapper, Slim Iceberg, who we wouldn’t say is so mature. Last year, Juliet Ibrahim became a popular subject after the Nigerian rapper dumped her over undisclosed reasons. …
TV personality Efia Odo has admonished Ghanaian parents to teach their wards to be independent. The Kwesé TV presenter in a tweet has registered her concern of how female wards are brought up in an African home saying, they are normally thought to marry rich men. She stressed that African mothers usually put pressure on their daughters to get married …
