The theme of the awards is “celebrating those who give back,” and the awards aim to spotlight those who have significantly contributed to charitable causes and social advancement.
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“I had little problems with Kumawood people because I used to speak the Fante language and blend with English. I told them that in Kumasi, particular insults that are considered normal to the people cannot be applied to those in the Greater Accra and Coastal regions; there are big insults. So, I told them that the way we’re packaging insults and selling them to the world will affect us, so we should be careful. But they ignored,” he stated.
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“My pastor was the one who introduced me to it and destroyed me. Someone would see me, discriminate, and insult me. I was ‘Kojo Besia’ and I’m proud of myself. I haven’t learned anything from a lady. There are times I would try to dress and walk like a man but would still go back to walking like a lady,” he said.
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Throughout her performance, Esther Smith delivered nearly 20 of her most beloved songs, including “Nipa,” “Wo Ye Kese,” and “Odiyasem,” drawing fans to their feet and creating a powerful atmosphere of prais
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Socialite and actress, Efia Odo has shared some experiences about her journey in the entertainment industry. While opening up about her friendship with people in the industry, the actress said she’s realized that people in the industry only use each other for business purposes, stressing that there’s no real friendship. According to her, she does […]
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As the 25th TGMA Artiste of The Year celebrates this milestone, he joins a growing list of Ghanaian celebrities who have successfully balanced their careers with academic endeavors. His journey serves as an inspiration, proving that with determination and perseverance, it is possible to achieve excellence in multiple fields.
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Every successful creator works HARD and is usually obsessed with their craft. Start putting in the hours. See your YouTube journey like you’re creating a house brick by brick. With each day, you’re getting closer to your destination.
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Mr Jay Xi, Human Resource Director, Huawei Ghana
The Human Resource Director of Huawei Ghana, Mr. Jay Xi, emphasized that the company’s contribution to Ghana’s digital transformation agenda goes beyond infrastructure development to the nurturing of local talent.
The launch event attracted notable attendees, including Ghana’s Minister for Tourism, Arts, and Culture, Andrew Agyapa Mercer; Second Lady, Samira Bawumia; CEO of the Ghana Tourism Authority, Akwasi Agyeman; and representatives from various West African countries.
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“May God bless you all so that you won’t have to hide under your beds when your landlord is coming. You will be the father, who will promptly pay your children’s school fees and make sure that they go to school,” he said.
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