A mysterious message that Ghanaian rapper Kofi Jamar posted on social media platform X has piqued fans’ interest.
The “Ekorso” hitmaker talked about his protracted break from new music releases, blaming it on personal issues that have kept him away for more than a year and a half. He openly stated, “Have not dropped music in almost a year and a half,” in a heartfelt post. (No one knows what I am going through) But I suppose I am just so accustomed to being unnoticed.
Haven’t dropped music in almost a year and half. (I’m going through shit nobody knows) But I guess I’m soo used to being nobody
Jamar’s tweet has raised questions about the rapper’s well-being and the direction of his music career among fans and followers. His confession illuminates the obstacles that affect artists’ creative processes and throws light on the frequently unseen struggles they face behind the scenes. Notably, this is the first post about artists going through personal struggles; rapper Yaw Tog shared one similar post not long ago.
Multi-award-winning musician Bisa Kdei is having a significant influence on both the luxury travel and music industries.
Surprisingly, Bisa Kdei has been seen on private jets, making him the one of Ghanaian musicians who is currently recognised for these kind of lavish trips.
Social media users began sharing videos of Bisa Kdei’s extravagant lifestyle after he was spotted flying around the country in a private jet. With a performance in Equatorial Guinea last weekend, Bisa Kdei’s Private Jet journey reached a new height.
The musician decided to take a private jet with his whole live band, including Grammy winner Joshua, rather than taking the usual commercial flight in order to perform. Flying his entire live band on a private jet is a testament to Bisa Kdei’s dedication to giving his fans and music lovers a one-of-a-kind and unforgettable experience, which further solidifies his reputation as a trendsetter.
Choosing to travel by private jet also says a lot about Bisa K’deis achievements, notoriety, and success throughout the world because these vehicles are typically linked to exclusivity and luxury, meant for a select few.
The “Mansa” hitmaker’s penchant for private planes may seem like an unnecessary expense to some, but to others, it may be a business strategy to build his brand and improve the image of Ghanaian musicians abroad.
Multi-talented artist Kobi Rana has stated that he has never been romantically involved with a woman.
On February 1, 2024, during the Ayekoo Ayekoo show on Accra 100.5 FM, Kobi responded, “And I can wear any colour I want,” in response to a question about why he was wearing a pink t-shirt, a colour typically associated with girls and women. Pink from Monday through Friday. It does not concern anyone. I do not care what people think,” he emphasised.
Romeo, the host, enquired as to the singer, dancer, and film director’s girlfriend.
Kobi Rana responded, “No, please,” raising the possibility that he was being set up by the tabloids.
Romeo questioned his visitor once more about his past relationships with women.
According to the interviewer, Romeo said the actor’s girlfriend has never been made publicly identifiable.
He laughed and said, “I do not owe it to anyone to introduce my girlfriend.”
Kobi maintained he could not be forced to reveal details of his personal relationships to the public, arguing that other people’s romantic relationships are kept private, as they should be.
The King of Dancehall, Charles Nii Armah Mensah, better known worldwide as Shatta Wale, has finally released his highly awaited studio album, “Konert Album.” The new project is aptly named as it is poised to unite and reunite music enthusiasts worldwide.
The album features three great musicians: Bounty Killer, Jamaica’s top dancehall beast on “Commando,” and Nigerian afrobeats geniuses Tekno and Basil on “Incoming” and “Chasing Paper,” respectively.
Shatta has consistently shown himself to be the real deal over the years, which is why he is at the top of his game. Shatta Wale, in partnership with Nigerian beat producer and record producer Bankulli, the Konert Album is anticipated to rule both domestic and global music charts.
Fans and music enthusiasts will find it easy to relate to the album because of its distinctive storylines and poetic elements mixed with endearing African melodies.
Just a few hours after the Konert album dropped, fans have already started jamming to the songs and the project is receiving positive reviews.
Additionally, Shatta Wale releases the official music video for the album’s first track, “Real Life.” Real Life is an inspirational masterpiece that discusses life’s realities, including the highs and lows encountered while pursuing success. Rich Sheff was the director of the video.An apt narrative for an actual hustler.
Rick Ross, the CEO of Maybach Music and an American rapper, has announced that he will be working on a project with Ghanaian music sensation Stonebwoy.
Ross stated that he would like to work on a project in Africa, particularly with African artists, in a video that he posted on his Instagram Story. He mentioned Stonebwoy and Diamond Platnumz as possible partners.
Ghanaian fans are ecstatic that Ross has acknowledged Stonebwoy, and they have taken to social media to express their excitement for the possible collaboration as well as to thank Ross for recognising Stonebwoy’s talent and influence on the music industry.
Well-known gospel performer from Ghana, Christiana Twene, better known by her stage name Obaapa Christy, has advised Ghanaians to pray for gospel musicians instead of harshly criticising them when they err.
She asserts that gospel musicians who use music to preach the word of God are not infallible and that they are just like everyone else in that they are human.
On Monday, January 29, 2024, the music diva stated in an exclusive interview with Graphic Showbiz that criticising gospel artists when they make mistakes is not the wisest course of action.
“There is no need saying all sorts of things to dampen their spirits. I sometimes hear not too good comments about gospel musicians when their issues come up and they can be very disheartening.
“Inasmuch as we are gospel musicians, we are mere mortals and we are bound to make mistakes too. Some media persons and Ghanaians dwell on the negatives instead of focusing on the positives. What is the point in rejoicing over someone’s downfall?” she questioned.
The hitmaker of “Hyebre Sesafo” took advantage of the occasion to counsel her peers to value themselves in order to receive compensation commensurate with that of their secular counterparts, who are rumoured to negotiate better terms with event organisers.
“I always tell people that if you value yourself, no event planner will give you whatever they want—instead, they will pay you what you are entitled to when they hire you to perform. I have been doing this for more than 20 years, accepting any payment at all. She remarked, “I am paid what I am entitled to because I am deserving of it.
Journalist Afua Asantewaa Aduonum, who attempted a sing-a-thon in December 2023, has revealed that she and her management have paid for a sing-a-thon priority review.
Afua disclosed in an interview with Joy Prime, a station based in Accra, that the verification process typically takes up to 12 weeks, which is why she decided to expedite it after waiting for two weeks. She claims that the $750 priority review will be completed in a matter of 1-4 days, whereas the standard review takes 12 weeks.
“Because of the popularity of the event they requested for our files. After two weeks of waiting, we requested a priority review. The normal review takes not less or more than 12 weeks. But if you want it quick you pay an amount of money and they review your file within five working days.
So that’s what we paid for. Officially, it’s $650 but when you are going to pay, you’ll need to pay some transaction fee so we did roughly $750,” she said.
On December 24, 2023, Asantewaa began her vocal journey with the Sing-a-thon, a marathon singing endeavour that captivated audiences. After an incredible 126 hours and 52 minutes, the musical odyssey came to an end on December 29.
During the holiday season, Afua Asantewaa’s sing-a-thon brought Ghanaians together by popularising Ghanaian music.
Berla Mundi, a well-known media figure in Ghana, is getting ready to host the esteemed 66th Grammy Awards African Nominee Brunch once more.
This much awaited event honours the accomplishments of African artists nominated for the coveted golden gramophones and is scheduled for February 3rd, 2024, in Los Angeles. It is an official side event to the main Grammy Awards ceremony.
Entertainment Moesha Bodoung cannot walk nor talk properly – Brother opens up on stroke reports After hosting the brunch successfully the year before, Mundi will return to the role and enchant the crowd with her trademark charm and wit.
Audiences and attendees alike are looking forward to her return because of her memorable experiences working with such well-known artists as Rocky Dawuni of Ghana and Nomcebo Zikode of South Africa.
The event’s organisers, GUBA, led by the distinguished Lady Dentaa Amoateng, have assembled a star-studded guest list that promises to make this year’s brunch even more lively.
Along with many other well-known people, the celebrated British-Ghanaian record producer Juls, South African pianist Musa Keys, and Nigerian music sensation Davido will be attending the celebration.
Excitation was generated by the announcement of Mundi’s return to hosting, and the TV3 star took to Instagram to express her excitement.
She expressed her excitement to be in charge of this esteemed event for the second time by saying, “Looking forward to this,” in response to GUBA’s announcement post.
Beyond Ghana’s borders, the brunch honours and celebrates the rich diversity of African musical talent.
The continent had a strong representation in this year’s Grammy nominations, with performers like Tyla, Burna Boy, Davido, and Ayra Starr competing in a number of categories. With four nominations, Burna Boy is in the lead, followed closely by Davido with three.
Much interest has also been shown in the recently added “Best African Performance” category, where Asake, Olamide, Ayra Starr, and Tyla have all received their first-ever Grammy nominations.
It is true that some married women have affairs outside of their marriage.
The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has reported that over 168,000 married women cheat on their husbands.
As per the Ghana Demographic and Health Survey 2022, 3.8% of Ghanaian married women reported having an extramarital affair.
A mere 0.9% of women in marriage acknowledged being in multiple relationships. In Ghana, 4.0% of divorced, separated, or widowed women have more than one partner, and 46.6% have had sex outside of marriage or cohabitation.
Furthermore, 46.1% of women aged 15 to 24 report having had sex with someone other than their spouse or cohabitant, and 3.5% report having multiple partners.
Nonetheless, the survey found that 17.5% of Ghanaian men in marriage have extramarital affairs.
Out of every ten, it was stated, have two or more partners who are not married.
The survey’s shocking finding is that 17.5% of married Ghanaian men have extramarital affairs.
This means that roughly two married men out of every ten have more than one extramarital partner.
18.4% of these married men have engaged in sexual activity with people other than their spouses, according to further data analysis.
After leaving Angel Broadcasting Network, award-winning Ghanaian media personality Nana Yaa Brefo has officially joined Media General.
Through a heartfelt welcome message, TV3’s official Instagram page announced her new membership in the Media General family.
On December 1, 2023, Nana Yaa Brefo resigned from her position at Angel Broadcasting Network. She was Head of News TV at Angel FM/TV in addition to co-hosting the Morning Show.
Welcome to the Media General family, Nana Yaa Brefo.
Nana Yaa Brefo stated that she wanted to pursue new career opportunities and paths in her explanation of her departure. A major turning point in her career has been her move to Media General.
