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Ghana’s rising comedian Richard Kwaku Asante, popularly known Kalybos has premiered his first ever music single on Hitz FM.

Kalybos is now a household name because of his comedy skits – Boys Kasa series – on video sharing site, Youtube.

He premiered the song in his first ever radio interview on Showbiz Tuesday with Mic Gizo Saturday.

According to him, the single, ‘Myself’ is a song about his struggle in life. To prove that he is equally gifted in music, apart from comedy and acting, Kalybos pulled a spectacular act when he was giving music instrumental to rap with.

The comedian recounted his days as a camera man who had passion for acting and that through his work, he had the opportunity of meeting some Ghanaian movie stars on set.

During his second year at the National Film and Television Institute (NAFTI), Kalybos said he met Kofi Asamoah, a course mate who is a movie director and producer who expressed interest in working with him.

They came up with the idea to do a short comedy video titled 'Boys Kasa’. The comedy video was initially intended for television but the high cost of television air time forced them to release the videos on Youtube.

Asked if his sudden rise to fame has had any effect on his lifestyle, Kalybos said nothing has changed because he still goes to Kantamanto to patronize second hand clothes which he does not intend stopping.

Kalybos debunked rumours that he is gay. He declared that he was straight but admitted that some men have interestingly passed glances and complimented him.
He assured his fans of more funny video skits and also urged them to watch out for his latest movie which will be hitting movie screens very soon.


Source: Ghana | Hitz FM | myjoyonline

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Charter House PRO George Quaye has confirmed that he is no longer the manager of comedian Funny Face according to Flex newspaper.

George Quaye who was managing Funny Face until everything went silent, revealed to host of Showbiz Xtra on Happy fm Dr Cann last Saturday that he had to break up with Funny Face because he has been too busy with work.

He said he felt that was affecting business relations with the comedian.

He added that because of that, he had to speak to Funny Face to move on since he did not want to slow down his progress. Funny Face has also confirmed his break up via a phone interview last Monday.

Meanwhile, the Ghanaian stand-up comedy gained some recognition after the Night of 1018 laughs. The comedy night which took place on 2nd August 2014 had only one indigenous Ghanaian act; DKB. The rest were from comedy powerhouse Nigeria.

In an interaction with some Ghanaians expressed concern that Ghana had only one slot on the biggest platform for comedy in Ghana.

Most of them kept asking "what has become of Funny Face, Foster, David Oscar and the host of other comedians”

Media reports also has it that Funny Face also known as Benson Nana Yaw Oduro Boateng has diverted from comedy to radio. Funny Face has a background in broadcasting which was evident when he competed inTV3s Hottest Host.

Funny Face has confirmed that he has signed on to work with Star 103.5 Accra's newest radio station. He did not give much details a exactly what he was going to do on air.

Source: Flex newspaper 

Rev. Sam Korankye Ankrah (L) and Dag Heward Mills (R)

Two of Ghana’s thriving charismatic churches with huge membership, the Lighthouse Chapel International (LCI) and Royal House Chapel, have banned handshakes and hugs among their members as part of measures to fight the dreaded Ebola disease.

Handshakes and ‘Christian’ hugs are very common ways of exchanging pleasantries at churches. Therefore the ban placed on the two gestures would certainly cause an unusual feeling among congregants.

Rev. Derek Amanor, resident pastor of Royal House, explained to Adom Fm on Monday that the measures were not to prevent members from fraternising but were practical and logical ways of preventing the spread of the virus.

He said apart from the ban on handshakes and hugs, the church constantly educated its members on how to stay away from contracting the Ebola virus.

“We are asking them to wash their hands and offering the necessary education but we do have a medical team to attend to such complication, so I believe that when such an issue comes up we can deal with it appropriately,” Rev. Amanor added.

Interestingly, while these Ghanaian clergy are asking their congregants to adopt practical ways of not contracting Ebola, sensational Nigerian prophet, T. B. Joshua, has thrown a challenge to the governments of countries where persons are affected with the Ebola virus, to invite him over to use his ‘anointed water’ to cure such persons.

The Ebola virus currently has no cure and has killed close to a 1000 people in some West African countries, sending shivers across the rest of the world. Its patients die within days.

The World Health Organisation says it has lost control over the fast spreading epidemic that is contracted through direct contact with fluids of infected patients, as well as from eating the meat of animals such as apes, fruit bats and antelopes.

Liberia, one of the worst affected countries, has declared a 90-day state of emergency and has shut a major hospital where several staff were infected, including a Spanish priest. Nigeria has also recorded about two deaths, whilst Sierra Leone and Guinea have also recorded some deaths.

Ghana is yet to record a single Ebola case, though some medical institutions have conducted tests on samples taken from some patients who manifested symptoms of Ebola.



By Halifax Ansah-Addo (Twitter: @HalifaxAnsahAdd)

Ghanaian dancehall musician, Emmanuel Andrews Samini, known in entertainment parlance as Samini, has put smiles on the faces of some lepers and elderly people in Accra.

The artiste on Friday donated a total of about 50 solar-powered lamps to the Weija Leprosarium and Help Aged Ghana, two non-governmental organisations. The donation was part of activities to mark his 10th anniversary and to commence the ‘Samini Foundation Light A Million Lives Project’ which will witness the distribution of one million solar lamps to underprivileged groups across the country.

Presenting the items, Samini, formerly known as Batman, stated that the donation was a way of thanking Ghanaians for the enormous support that they have rendered and continue to render to him in the course of his career.

He said; “It is my own way of giving back to Ghanaians for their support towards my career over the years. They have been nice to me and I feel there is the need for me to return the hands of time.”

The dancehall guru noted that the multipurpose lamps which have the ability of charging mobile phones were to save the beneficiaries from the bitter experiences of the constant power outages in the country.

According to him, “they are to as well help in reducing their electricity bills, thereby enabling them to save some monies for other expenses.”

He disclosed that plans were far advanced for the Samini Foundation, which was unveiled a couple of weeks ago in Accra, to replicate the gesture across the country, “and to set up an assembling plant to produce these lights in the country.”

He noted that such a plant would equally create jobs for Ghanaian youth.

The beneficiaries of the benevolent gesture thanked the multi-award winning singer and urged others to follow suit.

BY Melvin Tarlue & Christiana Mpra Agyei

Yaa Pono

The young Ghanaian rap artiste has however dismissed the speculation and told NEWS-ONE he is heterosexual and neither bisexual nor homosexual.

According to him, the fact that he has a gay friend or knows a gay does not make him gay: “No I’m not gay. If you have a friend who is gay or you know someone who is gay, it doesn’t mean that you are also gay,” he said.

Yaa Pono stated that for someone like Panji to come out and make such a declaration, it means that he has other issues besides the gay one that he wants people to address.

“Panji will never say something like that when he is not basing on something. For me I’m so open-minded and sometimes I feel when people make certain statements, they just want to address certain issues. There must be something behind what he said,” Yaa Pono added.

Pono and his management, ‘Uptown Energy’, are currently working on his upcoming album titled, ‘Sea blue,’ which has the ‘Amen’ song on it.

“I’m currently working on my new album titled, ‘Sea blue,’ which has the ‘Amen’ single in it. We are yet to release the rest in our upcoming tour in Ghana, across Africa and Europe,” he disclosed.

Panji recently took to his facebook page to declare himself gay, though he has a known female wife with whom he has children.

“I wish to announce today that I am gay, so that all the people who don’t want a gay friend on facebook can unfriend me now. I will miss you all, but I think it will make my facebook world a better place,” Panji wrote on his official facebook page last Monday, becoming the first Ghanaian celeb to have publicly revealed his same sex status.

source: newsone

Ex-Tinsel actor, Chris Attoh has proposed to his beau, Damilola Adegbite on Friday Night on a boat in Manhattan, New York.

It would be recalled that the couple were rumored to have married secretly few months back because Chris changed his relationship status on Facebook to ‘married’. Although that has since been cleared, many are still in the onus as to what is going on with the screen stars.


The couple who are both expecting their first child, were reportedly said to have stopped all wedding preparations until the bundle of Joy is delivered. It was however happiness galore for the soon-to-be-mum as she was caught unawares by her man who proposed in the presence of family and close friends.

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Omotola’s husband, Captain Mathew, Omotola and her four kids

Nollywood actress, Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde has taken time off her busy schedule to spend time with her family.

The happily married mother of four shared photos of her husband and four kids in the airport heading out of Nigeria to Johannesburg, South Africa, for a family vacation.

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Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde

Thirty-six-year-old Nollywood icon, who is also a singer is happily married to Captain Matthew Ekeinde.

The couple who recently celebrated their their 18th wedding anniversary are blessed with four children, Princess, M.J., Meriaih and Michael Ekeinde.

Omotola who was just 16, when she met her husband who was 26 got married in 1996.

They had their first child, Princess in 1997.

The award-winning Omotola started her movie career in 1995 and has since gone on to feature in over 300 movies with many international recognition.

Source: naij.com

Three Nigerian superstars, Davido and Peter and Paul Okoye of P-Square visited orphanages to donate money and relief materials to children and homeless people in Ivory Coast and Cameroon.

Peter and Paul Okoye of P-Square visited orphanages to donate money relief materials to children and homeless people in Cameroon
The P-Square brothers visited an orphanage to donate 1 Million CFA franc (332,000 in Naira) in Yaounde, Cameroon. The duo who was preparing for a concert and shared series of pictures from their press conference and visit to the orphanage. They captioned one of the pictures as “Giving back as usual”.

Psquare “giving back as usual”

Psquare brothers visited an orphanage to donate 332,000 in Naira

Peter and Paul Okoye at press conference in Cameroon

Davido also donated some food items and relief materials to orphans during his visit to an orphanage in Ivory Coast. The picture from his Instagram account was accompanied with the following text, “Visited the Orphanage in IVORY COAST! Always good to give back!!!”

Davido gave some food items nad relief material to orphans in Ivory Coast

Source: naij.com

Management of Black Stars captain Asamoah Gyan's Foundation has expressed disappointment at how some opportunists are taking advantage and cashing in on hiplife musician Castro’s disappearance.

Some activities on the streets and on social media have caught the attention of Asamoah Gyan's Foundation which has released a statement on behalf of Asamoah Gyan and family of Castro.

The full statement reads:

The Management and Foundation of Asamoah Gyan have detected with much regret the use of the Ghana striker and his missing friend Castro for commercial purposes without authority.

Several books and pamphlets are being insensitively sold of the supposed death of Castro who till date remains missing.

Some unscrupulous individuals have also waged several social media campaigns in the name of Asamoah Gyan to con people into contributing funds for the family of the hiplife star.

These insensitive moves by these unknown individuals have incurred the wrath of the families of Asamoah Gyan and Castro. Moves are therefore being initiated to mitigate and stop these insensitive acts.

It is sickening to see all these publications, posters and other souvenirs being sold on the streets. They are highly insensitive and must be stopped immediately. We have reported the issue to our lawyers to take immediate action against these acts.

We have also written to the social networking sites where these corrupt campaigns to raise money are being waged to pull them down and report the individuals for prosecution.

We remain steadfast in our search for Castro but in doing that, we urge the public to refrain from any attempt to cash in on the situation.

Chief Executive Officer of the Asamoah Gyan Foundation Samuel Anim Addo signed the staement.

 Soruce: GraphicGh

A Tamale chief says the women involved in what has now become the Tamale sex scandal must be exorcised from the region.
Naa Dakpema Dawuni Alhassan is incensed by the nude pictures and sex videos that went viral in Tamale and other parts of the country saying it is an embarrassment to the whole region.

Abdul Khamel, son to a former DCE, in Tamale, captured in pictures and in videos, what appeared to be a sensational bout of sex with different women in Tamale .

The videos and pictures were later leaked to the public, choking every inch of space on social media and on mobile phones.

The man at the centre of the incident, who is now based in Canada, has since publicly apologised, explaining that the explicit sexual materials were saved on his personal drive which was stolen

The incident has caused a lot of furore not only in Tamale but the whole of the country.
Reports say some of the women involved in the scandal have had to flee the region because of the embarrassment and threats of attacks by some opinion leaders and members of the community.

On Monday, the chief of Tamale Naa Dakpema Dawuni Alhassan joined the chorus of critics demanding that the women be ostracized.
He told Joy News' correspondent Hashmin Mohammed, the women involved must first be dismissed from their places of work.

"I said they should drive them away from Tamale here because if this is the only way they think is good for them then they are going to bring something different to the northern youth over here.

"I am saying they should drive them away from Tamale here".
The chief has taken steps to ensure that some of the women involved are dismissed from their places of work.
He could not understand why these women, most of whom he said were gainfully employed, would engage in such behaviors.

Source:  Ghana|Myjoyonline.com|Nathan Gadugah

Ghana has not recorded any Ebola case after four suspected instances at various parts of the country at the weekend proved negative.
Tests at the Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research (NMIMR) proved that none of the suspected cases at Nsawam in the Eastern region, Bawku in the Upper East region and Tamale in the Northern region was Ebola.

According to the Minister of Health, Dr Kwaku Agyeman Mensah, all four cases which were sent to Noguchi at the weekend have proved negative.
So far 37 suspected cases have been evaluated in Ghana since the outbreak of the disease in some West African countries and they have all proved to be negative.
Nearly 1,000 people have died and 1,800 have become infected in some West African states.

The Ebola outbreak - the worst ever - is prevalent in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, but has spread to other countries such as Nigeria in recent months.
The Ebola virus is transmitted among humans through bodily fluids.

In Ghana at the weekend, there was panic following news of the suspected cases in some parts of the country.
Three persons had reported at the Nsawam Government Hospital with symptoms of the disease.
They were said to be a 16-year-old girl, a 56-year-old man and a 53-year-old driver, all of whom reported at the hospital with blood in their urine.
The driver, who reported with a fever, however, had blood in his faeces.

The Medical Superintendent of the Nsawam Government Hospital, Dr Kofi Ablorh, told the Daily Graphic that out of the three patients, only one was isolated for further tests and observations.

He said the other two did not have a history that supported the likelihood of an Ebola infection which would necessitate their being set apart.

In another development, a Burkinabe was suspected to have died of Ebola on arrival at the Bawku Presbyterian Hospital last Friday.

An inter-Ministerial committee on Ebola held a closed door meeting Monday morning to institute strategies to fight the disease should it be recorded in Ghana.

Dr Mensah said government has resolved to complete three isolation centres in the country in two weeks and improve medical screening at entry points.

He advised people to wash their hands regularly with soap, avoid eating fruit bats, dead bush meat and asked people to alert District Health Authorities on returnees from affected countries who would in turn interview and do an observation to be sure they are not displaying symptoms of the disease.

The Health Minister said they had reviewed the work done so far on preparations to fight the disease and were convinced that the country's surveillance system had been strengthened.

He said his outfit will now focus on ensuring that front line workers are trained and well equipped and that all isolation and treatment centres are ready within two weeks.

Soruce: graphicgh