Actress Priscilla Opoku Agyeman, better known by her stage name Ahuofe Patri, is from Ghana, and she has long since revealed why she does not attend church.
She claimed that Christians “are a little bit judgmental” and that they sometimes lose sight of the reason for going to church.
In an interview with Joy Prime, she recalled receiving criticism twice for how she dressed for church, saying that she should have at least received a cordial greeting before any remarks regarding her attire.
“It is a bit much for me when people know you and you attend church because you know how people are.” I have had two experiences when people have made comments about what I was wearing.
“I felt they could have gone about it differently. I also felt we lost sight of the reason why I’m here to worship God. Maybe welcome me first,” she said.”
Ahuofe Patri, also known as actress Priscilla Opoku Agyeman, has listed the characteristics she looks for in a potential spouse.
Recently, Ahuofe Patri emphasised in an interview with Roselyn Felli on Joy Prime’s Prime Morning show how much she values a man who treats her with exceptional care and prioritises her.
She clarified that as her mother’s only child, she is used to being spoiled and would find it difficult to put up with any kind of abuse.
“I want someone who will worship me like I’m the best thing ever to happen to him. I’m my mom’s only child, and I’m really overpampered, so he has to worship me,” she stated.
When asked if financial stability is important, she humorously replied, “If you attend a church, don’t you sing songs of praise for offering sessions? So you can do all of that if you’re not in good financial standing.”
This suggests that although she values devotion, her financial security is also taken into account.
She also mentioned that she would rather have a giving partner. Ahuofe Patri is content with her single status and is not in a rush to get married, despite social pressures regarding her status.
If she finds the right person and marriage fits into God’s plan, she said she would be happy to get married.
From time to time, Ahuofe Patri has disclosed that a man must be wealthy, devout, and completely enamoured with her in order to want to live a lifetime with her.
Ghanaian actress and women’s advocate Priscilla Opoku Agyeman is also referred to as “Ahuofe Patri.”After placing among the top 10 in the Miss Maliaka beauty pageant, she started her professional career. Later on, she rose to fame in comedy skits like Boys Kasa with Kalybos.
Rapper Medikal, whose real name is Samuel Adu Frimpong from Ghana, has counselled young people not to base their marriage choices only on feelings of love.
He talked about his personal experience, reflecting on how, despite his best efforts to keep it together, his marriage to actress Fella Makafui ended.
Now that they are co-parenting, the couple’s main priority is making sure their daughter is happy.
Marriage is a complicated commitment that calls for more than just love, as Medikal stressed in an interview with Starr FM.
He stated, “Before you get married, I don’t think love is enough. Love is not enough for two people to get into marriage. Marriage is a whole different ball game. If you love somebody, it doesn’t mean you should get married to them.”
He cautioned against relying solely on love and suggested that couples seek family support and counselling before making such a big decision.
Medikal draws from his own experience to provide personal insights that emphasise the significance of marriage preparation and a thorough knowledge that goes beyond romantic sentiments.
A stir was created on social media when Ghanaian rapper Medikal revealed a number of startling details about his ex-wife, actress and businesswoman Fella Makafui.
The rapper publicly announced that he had split from his wife, which put Medikal and Fella’s marriage in the spotlight for a while.
Following an incident where he claimed her baby mama called the police on him for asking her cousin to leave his house, Medikal had a recent outburst.
Precious Fella Makafui, an actress and businesswoman, has allegedly been arrested, according to an iSpyGh statement.
On Wednesday, May 22, 2024, the arrest was carried out in collaboration with the Pharmacy Council Ghana and the investigative documentary filmmaking company ISPYGH 247. Makafui is accused of selling illegal drugs, engaging in deceptive advertising, and distributing advertisements that have not been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
Akwasi Koranteng and his group of undercover reporters from ISPYGH 247 conducted a six-month surveillance operation to track Makafui’s social media activity on TikTok and Instagram in order to compile proof of her purportedly unlawful actions.
Beautiful Fella Makafui
Authorities confiscated sixteen different products from her Mempeasem shop upon her arrest: Spice Herbal Infection Mixture, Yoni Wash Gel, Orgasmic Gel, Weight Gain Syrup, Spice Coded Powder, Tiger Herbal Mixture, Breast Firming and Enlargement Cream, Hip and Big Butt Tea, Butt and Hips Enlargement Oil, Booty Cream, Booty Scrub, Fertility Tea (Fibroid and Womb Tea), Vagina Detox Pearls, and Male Sexual Vitality Tea.
According to investigators, Makafui acknowledged that the majority of the medications she sold were not FDA-registered. Bail has been issued in anticipation of additional investigation.
This cooperative effort seeks to maintain pharmaceutical care standards, ensure adherence to pharmaceutical regulations, and shield the public from dangerous and unapproved products.
We will provide more case updates as they become available.
The remarkable ability of one-year-old prodigy Ace Liam Nana Sam Ankrah, who is now officially the Guinness World Record’s (GWR) Youngest Male Artist, has shone a light on Ghana’s artistic landscape.
Ace Liam showed his extraordinary talent and perseverance at a very young age by breaking the record a few months prior to this incredible accomplishment.
The news was sent to Chantelle Eghan, the young artist’s mother, via email by Guinness World Records. The email stated, “We are thrilled to inform you that your application for Youngest Artist (Male) has been successful and you are now the Guinness World Record Title Holder.”
Ace Liam’s official acknowledgement not only brings attention to his exceptional skills but also establishes him as a global icon of exceptional young talent.
The email not only revealed Ace Liam’s new title but also stated that he is now qualified for a free certificate from Guinness World Records, with the possibility to buy more through the GWR store. For Ace Liam and his family, this acknowledgment marks a tremendous turning point and honours his extraordinary accomplishment in the art world.
Ghana can be proud of Ace Liam’s achievement, which shows how the nation can develop extraordinary talent at a young age. His narrative shows that talent and creativity can flourish at any age, which is an inspiration to aspiring artists everywhere. The world is excited to see what contributions Ace Liam will make in the future to the art community as he continues to grow and develop his artistic talents.
Despite not disclosing specifics about the wedding, it is anticipated that Akwabaoh will get married soon given the popularity of his engagement photos on social media.
Born Noella Wiyaala Nwadei is Ghanaian talented and multiple award winning Afro-pop singer-songwriter. Her unique style and powerful vocals have earned her recognition.
Wiyaala’s music deftly blends traditional African sounds with contemporary elements. Her captivating stage presence and powerful voice bring her songs to life. By combining elements of reggae, soul, Afro-pop, and highlife, she creates a unique and seductive sound with her music. Her songs usually talk about empowerment, love, and cultural pride. Listening to her music is like taking a vibrant musical journey through Ghana and beyond!
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Throughout her career, she has worked with other incredible musicians. She has collaborated with musicians both Ghana and abroad, spanning a variety of styles and backgrounds. Her notable collaborations include the songs “This Is Who I Am” and “Rock My Body” with Ghanaian artist Jupitar and British DJ and producer DJ S.K.T. Her partnerships result in a distinctive fusion of different musical genres.
Her songs are recognized globally. She has several hit songs, including “Africa,” “Make Me Dance,” “Tinambanyi,” and “Rock My Body.” These songs highlight her extraordinary vocal range, contagious energy, and distinctive fusion of musical genres.
Awards & Recognition
She has received recognition for her extraordinary talent. In addition to many other honours, she has won multiple awards, including the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards for “Best Female Vocal Performance and Best Traditional Vocal Performance,” the Glitz Style Awards for “Best Individual Style,” the Ghana Music Awards UK for “Best International Touring Act,” and the All Africa Music Awards for “Most Promising Act In Africa.”
She is also involved in the fight against child marriage, poor child health and sanitation, and child poverty through UNICEF Ghana and the Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Projection.
Her music continues to inspire people all around the world and has touched many hearts.
Wiyaala has had a significant impact on Ghana’s music scene. Audiences in Ghana and beyond have been enthralled by her distinct style and captivating vocals. Her music has inspired and empowered many, in addition to drawing attention to traditional African sounds. Due to Wiyaala’s success, other Ghanaian musicians are now able to embrace their cultural background and produce music that appeals to listeners throughout the world. Wiyaala is a real trailblazer in the music scene of Ghana.
Dr. Wisdom Tettey grew up in Ghana, where he was born. During his secondary education at St. John’s School, Sekondi in the Western Region, he developed a passion for communication and the media.
After completing his undergraduate studies in Mass Communication at the University of Ghana, he continued on to Carleton University in Canada to for his master’s degree in Journalism. Dr. Tettey’s passion for learning drove him to study for a Ph.D. in mass communication at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the United States. He built a solid foundation in media studies and communication during his academic career.
After completing his studies, Dr. Tettey embarked on an illustrious career in academia. He has occupied a number of leadership roles in academic institutions, most notably that of Dean of the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies at the University of British Columbia Okanagan, located in Canada. He currently holds the positions of president of Carleton University, vice-president, and principal of the University of Toronto Scarborough.
Dr. Wisdom Tettey, President of Carleton University
Dr. Wisdom Tettey is experienced in African politics, media studies, and communication. Through his career, he has conducted extensive research on the role of media in democratization processes, media regulation, media and social change.
His research has had a significant influence on media regulation. Through his work, the importance of finding a balance between media freedom and responsible, ethical journalism has been highlighted. He has influenced conversations on developing legal frameworks that safeguard free speech while guaranteeing responsibility and professionalism in the media sector by looking at how the media plays a part in democratic processes. His studies have emphasised the significance of inclusive and diverse media representation and prompted policy discussions about promoting media pluralism and reducing media bias. Policymakers and media regulators can benefit greatly from Dr. Tettey’s research in developing just and efficient media laws.
In addition to his academic accomplishments, Dr. Tettey is renowned for his dedication to promoting diversity and inclusivity in higher education. He actively strives to create a welcoming and equitable learning environment because he believes that education has the ability to change people’s lives and communities.
His Impacts
In his field, Dr. Wisdom Tettey has had a tremendous impact. Our understanding of the media’s impact on African societies and governments has been shaped in part by this research. Dr. Tettey’s research on media and social change has illuminated the media’s transformative potential in addressing social issues and promoting constructive changes in society. His contributions have influenced communication practice and policy in addition to enhancing scholarly understanding. Dr. Wisdom Tettey’s ideas continue to have a broad impact on African discourse, particularly in relation to politics, media, and development.
Outstanding Qualities
Professor possesses several inspiring qualities that have contributed to his success. Above all, he is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about media studies, African politics, and communication. Through his research and leadership in academia, he sincerely hopes to have a positive impact. Dr. Tettey is renowned for his commitment to promoting diversity and inclusivity in higher education as well. He believes in the power of education to transform lives and communities. His commitment to creative thinking, social change, and excellence serves as an inspiration to many.
All things considered, Dr. Wisdom Tettey is a monument to his enthusiasm for learning, his devotion to scholarly achievement, and his resolve to use his research and leadership to positively influence society.
Actress and TV host Joselyn Dumas has been candid about the challenges single moms encounter when attempting to reenter the dating scene.
Joselyn Dumas related a friend of hers who expressed reluctance to marry a child-bearing woman because he did not want to be the father of a child who was not his biological child.
She argued that the fact that many single women choose not to marry is partly due to the prejudices they encounter as parents.
“Let me tell you why we don’t go out and marry. I spoke to a friend of mine here, Anthony. He said, ‘Me, I will never be with a born one’.
“His reason was, ‘Why would I come and raise somebody else’s child? That’s not my bloodline. He doesn’t have any trace of my DNA in him. Why am I going to now help someone’s bloodline grow? What about mine?’
“And I said to myself that this is the reason why a lot of single mothers are single with their children,” he said.
The actress also criticised the differences in viewpoints regarding adoption, contending that there should be no distinction made in how one views raising a child who is not biologically theirs.
“I asked him, ‘What about adoption?’ And he said that’s different. But if you ask me, it’s not that different,” she said.
She made it clear that single moms usually choose to raise their kids alone out of sacrifice and necessity rather than a desire for a solitary life.
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“You can raise the child on your own. It’s a sacrifice you’ve also made as a woman. Regardless of what it is, you are going to have this child and you’re going to raise this child. It’s not because we want to be single,” she said.
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.”
