Explaining this to Y107.9FM’s Myd Morning Radio show host, Rev Erskine on the YLeaderboard Series, David Dontoh stated, “The story of the film didn’t create the impact the way it was expected in Ghana. They saw the movie because of the actors in there and didn’t pay attention to the message. The focus was on the quality of the movie and but not the plight of stowaways.”
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“I have been in traffic for more than two hours; it’s very unfortunate. Our engineers in this country have disappointed us. I am an engineer by profession, but we shouldn’t be going through this; it’s not good at all,” another driver said.
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“The reason why I don’t blame Sark that much is because he is an artist who signed Akwaboah and myself. And under Sarckcess, we didn’t have investors. It was Sark’s own money that was used to finance all the projects. At that time, he also had video projects he was undertaking … so after shooting music videos for Akwaboah and himself, he might have already spent about 100,000. So, if I try to be considerate a bit, at the end of the day, my project suffers.
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“My journey in the public eye started in 2006 when I took part in the ‘Stars of the Future’ competition. I was young; I think I was about 22 years thereabouts, and I so badly wanted to fit in as an only child.
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Groove At Greens is a new initiative powered by Mimlife records which seeks to bring Tema artiste and patrons together under one roof to enjoy quality music and have fun.
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The much-anticipated concert indeed was how She had pictured it, perhaps even better, Gyakie had not only sold out her concert, but she had also left her mark as one of the young artists to have single-handedly sold out a venue in recent times.
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Naki Akrofi believes that all her songs are inspired by the Holy Spirit and that listeners and users will find it worthy for WORSHIP, PRAISE, HEALING, MEDITATION, and MOTIVATIONAL PURPOSES.
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“Today’s outcome is still contingent on a number of things happening and so it is no guarantee that we are off or on because what is contingent is that.. we have done a road map to give us a one month period within which we must have agreed with the government on what it is we want or that we agree on what it is that is acceptable by the general membership that we can work with. Aside from that also premised on is the fact that all the legal processes are discontinued against UTAG because we can’t be in court.
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Consisting of six core members, Kruddz, ODG, Papil Abz, Dope, Mxjib, and Mojo, grew up in Hackney together, and with the exception of Mojo, even attended the same school. Their shared love for Afro-centric genres saw them combine forces in 2017 for their debut mixtape, Grown Up.
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The list includes five home-based players Richard Atta (Hearts of Oak), Philemon Baffuor (Dreams FC), Ismail Ganiyu (Asante Kotoko), Issahaku Abdul Fatawu (Steadfast FC) and Afriyie Barnieh of Accra Hearts of Oak. Orlando Pirates shot stopper Richard Ofori who hasn’t played for Ghana since November last year following a muscle injury is in line to make his first appearance in 11 months after recovering from the setback.
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