Singer Tiwa Savage, a renowned Nigerian, claims that despite men’s “crazy” nature, women cannot survive without them.
The multi-award-winning singer said she enjoyed working with the “Duduke” crooner. She recently released a song called “Men Are Crazy,” a collaboration with Simi.
Speaking on MTV Live and as cited by the Daily Post in Nigeria, she called Simi “a queen in Afrobeats” and referred to their partnership as “magical.”
“My collaboration with Simi is titled ‘Men Are Crazy But I Still Want One In My Bed.’ The inspiration behind it is that men are crazy but we can’t do without them.
“Simi is somebody that I’ve always wanted to work with. She is a queen in Afrobeats so both of us coming together on such an amazing track is magical,” she said.
Men are sometimes perceived as eccentric, but Tiwa’s remarks resonate with the understanding of men’s vital role in women’s lives. She acknowledges the quirks of men while highlighting the fundamental interdependence of the sexes and the necessity of their relationship.
Legendary highlife musician Nana Acheampong has stated that he is still involved in the music industry, despite his poor song promotion.
After his song “Cassanova” became popular, many thought he had given up on music, but the renowned musician explained that a change in leadership had left his works uninspired and ineffectual.
In an exclusive interview with Tony Best for Akoma FM’s Entertainment 360, the wise highlife artist reaffirmed that he will keep making music as long as he has breath in him.
“Just last year I released three songs but my problem has to do with promoting those songs so that it will become relevant and withstand the current trend but I am unable to keep up.”
“Part of my silence in the music industry could also be attributed to a change in management, we haven’t been able to keep up with new developments,” Nana Acheampong said.
Nana Acheampong made a hint that he and her incredible daughter Gyakie would be collaborating on a popular release shortly.
With years of experience and a wealth of musical history, the well-known highlife musician is a respected figure in Ghana’s music industry.
He expresses his satisfaction with Gyakie’s accomplishments, emphasising that singing is Gyakie’s natural talent and that she started preparing for her career at the young age of five.
In the meantime, Nana Acheampong has dropped a brand-new song called “Ye Wo Nyame,” which means “We have God.” Ye Wo Nyame features Fameye, a young, gifted highlife singer from Ghana.
The song is currently out and available on all music streaming platforms.
In light of recent circulating claims, I feel compelled to address the misinformation surrounding an alleged image purportedly shared by me on March 11, 2023. These claims suggest that the image has been manipulated to fabricate a train accident incident in April 2024.
I want to make it unequivocally clear that these claims are entirely false and misleading. The image in question was not shared on my Instagram account on the mentioned date, nor does it have any association with any train accident incident.
It is evident that these allegations are part of a deliberate attempt to mislead and spread false information. As a responsible individual and social media user, I take honesty and integrity seriously in all my communications.
I want to reassure everyone that I have not, in any way, contributed to the dissemination of false information or misinformation regarding a train accident or any other event.
False and fabricated image
I urge everyone to exercise caution and critical thinking when encountering information online, and to verify the authenticity of sources before accepting or sharing them.
Actress and renowned producer from Ghana, Yvonne Nelson, has announced that she intends to organise another vigil in the country.
For about some months, Ghana has been suffering from ongoing power outages. The brief outages at first gave customers hope that power would be restored in less than five minutes, but it later turned out that this was just a test to see what the ECG’s “timetable” for power outages would entail.
The Electricity Company has been requested to share a load-shedding schedule in order to assist customers in planning their lives.
In response, Mathew Opoku Prempeh, the sector minister, called it “disrespectful,” “unfortunate,” and “unexpected,” and he added that if people needed a timeline to be published, they should bring their own.
In 2015, Yvonne and IMANI Ghana organised a massive protest against the John Mahama administration due to power outages, and a number of celebrities joined them.
Yvonne Nelson, however, urged Imani Ghana to organise a larger vigil against the Akufo-Addo government in a post on X.
Celebrated Ghanaian actress says she has been waiting for Imani Ghana to get in touch the way they did years ago.
“Imani Ghana, can we organize another vigil? I’ve been waiting for you to reach out like you did years back. ( your team made our demo a success ) I’m reaching out myself. The NPP and its leadership
@NAkufoAddo have taken Ghanaians for granted. #DUMSORMUSTSTOP” She said
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Imani Ghana, can we organize another vigil? Ive been waiting for you to reach out like you did years back. ( your team made our demo a success ) Im reaching out myself. The NPP and its leadership @NAkufoAddo have taken Ghanaians for granted . #DUMSORMUSTSTOP
Kofi Owusu Dua Anto, better known by his stage name “KODA,” was a well-known gospel performer from Ghana who passed away on Sunday, April 21, 2024, at the age of 45.
KODA was earlier reported battling from kidney disease until he gave up to a ghost
Having previously talked at length about having a condition known as G6PD deficiency, it seems that KODA was not one to back down from talking about his health in public.
He talked about how, during one bout of illness, he was given the wrong medication at an unnamed hospital in Takoradi. He emphasised how this incident changed him forever and made him demand answers for his health. The video he posted online went over this.
He stated that he became aware that something was wrong when he began to experience amusing symptoms periodically after receiving treatment over the course of two days in 2016 or so.
“So, I remember one day being bold enough to google the medication I was given and I noticed that one major element that I was asked to take was a Sulphur-based medication and immediately I told myself that I had a medical condition called G6PD.
“I know for sure that Sulphur is one of the things that I am not supposed to take. Why the people, they want kill me or what? Because I had taken the medication for over 6 close to 8 months,” he added.
He voiced his concerns to the doctors upon his return to the hospital, and they apologised; however, that experience only piqued his interest in the diagnosis and treatment the doctors had prescribed.
Captain Planet, the ex-leader of the hip-hop/hiplife group 4X4, lost his mother.
On Saturday, April 20, 2024, Captain Planet posted on X to share the tragic news of his mother’s passing.
He admitted that one of his biggest fears is death in the post. The well-known rapper prayed for his mother to experience eternal peace, calling upon the Lord for comfort.
Captain Planet & mum
“My biggest FEAR in LIFE just happened. Death took a shot at me yesterday and wounded me so badly. I still trust you, Lord. Eternal rest grant unto her. Rest Well Mama My Forever First Love” His sincere letter r
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My biggest FEAR in LIFE just happened. Death took a shot at me yesterday and wounded me so badly . I still trust you Lord. Eternal rest grant unto her. Rest Well Mama My Forever First Love ❤️🕊️🌹💔 pic.twitter.com/L7C0npj9QU
Ghanaian gospel musician Kofi Owusu Dua Anto (KODA), also known as Koda, has passed away, according to reports reaching our credible portal Kobbyjosvan.com.
The news was confirmed by a close relative on early Sunday, 21st April, 2024.
Koda is a multi-talented gospel singer, songwriter, and record producer who possesses a soulful voice. He is known for the popular songs titled “Nkwaa Abodo, Keteke, Nsem Pii, Hossana and Asooso.
Koda produced songs for likes of Eugene Zuta, Nii Okai, Pastor Joe Beechem, Halal Afrika just to mention few.
The KobbyJosvan.com team sent their condolences to the loved ones and family. Rest in peace, legend.
Abel Dzidotor, the driver responsible for the fatal train accident on the Tema-Mpakadan railway line on Thursday, April 18, has been sentenced to six months in prison.
Dzidotor pleaded guilty to three of the four charges brought against him, leading to the sentencing.
Dzidotor admitted guilt to charges of careless driving, causing damage without authorization, and stopping without permission, according to Citi News’ Benjamin Aklama. He was sentenced after the court found him guilty on these counts.
Dzidotor was initially accused of reckless and irresponsible driving, which is against Section 3 of RTA Act 683 (2004) as amended by Act 761 of 2008. He was given a sentence of 100 penalty units, which, if unpaid, could result in a 20-month jail sentence.
The second offence was stopping without authorization, which was against Section 19 of Act 683 of 2004 as amended by Act 761 of 2008. Following his guilty plea, Dzidotor was sentenced to 20 penalty units, with an additional five months in jail if the fine remained unpaid.
According to section 172b of Act 2960, the third charge—causing unlawful damage—was violated. Dzidotor was sentenced to six months of hard labour after he acknowledged his guilt.
On the fourth charge of failing to produce a driver’s licence, Dzidotor entered a not guilty plea in violation of LI 21(80) regulation 47(2). Under threat of legal repercussions, he stated that his licence was inside the damaged car and was told to bring it to court by May 9, 2024.
Dzidotor was detained by the Ghana Police Service following initial inquiries that suggested he had abandoned his Hyundai truck on the railroad tracks, causing a test run collision with the recently imported Polish train. According to the police statement, Dzidotor’s truck got stuck on the rail while he was delivering cement blocks because he was unable to find a pass-through under the bridge.
As of April 5, Eva Newlove, the reigning goodwill ambassador for the UN Association Commission for Women and Children, will take on the role of Mawerehemaa of Kyekyewere and go by the stool name Awo Yaa Manubea I.
In a beautiful demonstration of cultural solidarity and legacy, the people of Kyekyewere united to celebrate the birth of Awo Yaa Manubea I, their new Mawerehemaa. The extravagant event took place within the grounds of the kingdom’s royal palace, with the king, elders, council members, as well as family and friends, present.
The rightful recognition of Awo Yaa Manubea I was bestowed upon her in the presence of His Royal Highness Barima Okunini Gyebi Kwame Ababio II and his council of advisors. She took an oath to carry out her assigned royal and traditional duties during the ceremony, ushering in a momentous leadership role that will preserve and build upon the long-standing heritage of the Kingdom of Kyekyewere.
Following her enstoolment, Awo Yaa Manubea I expressed her appreciation using her social media pages, “Gratitude and humility define my heart as I express my deepest thanks to God and my ancestors for this incredible favor. To my esteemed elders and council of Kyekyewere, my family, my in-laws, my amazing husband, also my friends… your unwavering belief humbles me.”
“I am honored to be the newly enstooled Mawerehemaa of Kyekyewere, Awo Yaa Manubea l. I pledge to fulfill my duties with dignity, respect and wisdom, seeking divine guidance throughout my reign. May God’s light illuminate my path always.”
Even before she attained one of the most significant roles in the Kingdom of Kyekyewere, Awo Yaa Manubea I was a woman of distinction. Her professional background includes modelling, housing management, public relations, and business management. She is a multi-talented individual. Eva Newlove, her former name, has served as a Ghanaian Goodwill Ambassador to the United Nations Association Commission for Women and Children (UNA-CWCA) since 2022. Following this accolade, she received an honorary award from the Women Worship Gospel Music Awards United Kingdom, where she resides, for “Best TV/Online Presenter.”
Awo Yaa Manubea I is a strong advocate for practical social solutions in addition to her many achievements, which include earning a Bachelor of Business Management from the University of Plymouth. Her unwavering dedication to advancing the well-being of individuals from various backgrounds has earned her the title of Social Entrepreneur. As a plus-size model on the runway, she proudly embodies body positivity and self-acceptance, values she has acquired along the way. Having come from her humble beginnings as the host of the Besstel Foundation’s The Well-being Show, which was supported by NHS South London & Maudsley and The National Lottery Community Fund, Awo Yaa Manubea I is ready to fully serve the Kingdom of Kyekyewere.
About the Kingdom of Kyekyewere
The beautiful town of Kyekyewere is located in Ghana’s Eastern Region, in between verdant forests and undulating hills. It is ruled by the wise and compassionate monarch Barima Okunini Gyebi Kwame Ababio II.
The kingdom has continued to prosper under his rule. The political and cultural hub, Kyekyewere Township, is one of its eight communities. The other communities are Mensahkrom, Aziaka, Hwereso, Bungalow, and Bonkua. The town is located halfway between Nsawam and Suhum. It is renowned for having an abundance of produce, including plantains, cocoyams, yams, coconut, oranges, watermelon, pineapple, green pepper, tomatoes, carrots, cocoa, and garden eggs.”
In relation to a train accident on the Tema-Mpakadan railway line on Thursday, April 18, 2024, the driver of a Hyundai truck with registration number GS 9018 – 20 has been taken into custody by the Ghana Police Service.
The train involved in the mishap during the trial run.
The suspect left the truck unattended on the railway track, which led to a collision with a Diesel Multiple Unit (DMU) train, according to police preliminary investigations. The incident happened earlier yesterday, however it is unclear when exactly the collision happened.
There have been no confirmed casualties as of yet, despite emergency services being called to the scene. While information about the truck’s damage has not been made public, the collision caused damage to the train.
The driver is assisting the police in their investigation into the cause of the collision and has been placed under arrest. Regarding possible charges the driver might be facing, the police have not yet disclosed any information.
The accident may have an effect on train services because the Tema-Mpakadan railway line is a vital route for both freight and passenger trains in the area.
Commuters are being advised by local authorities to keep an eye on travel updates in case of any delays.
More information is anticipated to be made public in the next few days as police work on their investigation.
