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A Ghanaian based Kumawood actor popularly in the movies of kumawood, nearly drowns in a swimming pool the last day on set.
Samuel Nana Yaw Dabo is the name, popularly known in Ghanaian movies by the name Adwen Kessie meaning 'Big Brain' who is one of the young Ghanaian movie actors in the Kumawood movie Industry.
According to the reports received, the Modest Ghanaian Kumawood based on-screen actor Yaw Dabo is about to drown in a swimming pool on Tuesday.
The Kumawood actor was just acting on the set for an up and coming film, named ‘Kakai Soldier’ with other featured actors such as Vivian Okyere
and Akua Atta also called Kyeiwaa among other casts at the Njul Guest House in the Agona East
Constituency in Mankrong Nkwanta when this terrible incident happens.
It is truly not clear what precisely happened at that time but rather
a source from the set told Media News in the evening, Tuesday that some
group members went to his salvage.
By the media source, he didn’t even know how to swim and at that time
he was made to shoot in the pool until he began heaving for breath.
Dabo is the youngest star of Ghana who is finding real success for himself and he is owner of three football teams.
He is famoulsy known for his performance in the popular Ghanaian film called, ‘Me Gye Wo
Girl’, Produced by Media5 Promotions. Also, he has been featured in
nearly 60 local Ghanaian movies.
It would have been a major hit to the local Twi film industry, if anything had happen to him.
Source: GhanaLive
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Shatta Wale To Share The 5 Things His Wife Loves About Him Much!
We are happy to announce to you on the popular Ghanaian hit-maker, a dance-hall king, dance-hall artist, commando, with the music brand abbreviated as S.M. Charles Nii Armah Mensah is the name. The guy with the passion for music who is popularly known by the name, Shatta Wale.
In spite of what a great many people see of him, it appears Shatta
Wale is less of the Kakai but rather more his wife shares to the world
main five things she cherishes and loves about the dancehall supremo on
14th of Feb, the Valentine’s day that we commend love far and wide.
The dance-hall commando hit-maker shared on his Facebook page 5 things
his wife adores about him and uttered so much pleasure for what he got
from the queen of his heart Michelle Diamond (Shatta Queen) mother of
Majesty his child.
5 Reasons why I cherish SHATTA WALE!
He’s a devoted father, trust me he’s last to rock our son to sleep and first to kiss him in the morning…
He’s super amusing, hilarious, you’ll run insane with chuckling
Highly flexible at home – he’s an overprotective daddy to me once in
a while, adoring hubby quite often, and my inspiration throughout the
day every day.
Hardworking – always recording and being inventive. There’s continually something new to listen to, no space for fatigue
Good looking – do you even know what those lips can do?
There’s a million things I adore about You, I thought to simply let
the world know exactly how magnificent you are. Happy Valentine’s Day
baby from Majesty and Mum???? And hey folks look at my stunning 24 karat
necklace #valsdaygift thanks boo Charles Nii Armah Mensah Source: GhanaLive
With these reasons given above, I hope it gives you about the reasons why the wife of the dance-hall commando shares her story of why she loves her husband.
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In an exclusive interview, Ghanaian investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas talks to RFI
about the ongoing court cases against several judges implicated in his
undercover sting operation revealing alleged corruption within Ghana’s
judiciary.
Anas speaks about Ghana’s 2016 elections and his next
“huge” undercover investigation involving several African countries and
the West.
You play many different roles - are you a journalist, a policeman or a private investigator?
I
am anything that anybody wishes to call me - what is important to me is
that I'm able to impact on society in a progressive manner. I'm able to
solve situations within my continent very, very well. So I don't really
mind what anybody refers to - you can call me a journalist, you can
call me a spy, you can call me a private detective, whatever you want to
call me. I love all those names.
Is Anas Aremeyaw Anas one person or many?
Anas is one person, on one hand - who started something - but Anas now is a brand. It is something that is done by many.
So physically Anas is one person?
Yes, physically Anas is one person who directs the work.
But people can think of Anas as many?
Yes,
because of the impact and because of the kind of journalism that I
embark on. It affects many lives and sometimes it's incredible and
people begin to think that it is many people who do that. People have
this notion that it's not possible for one person to be able to do it,
but I can tell you it's one person, we do everything from scratch.
Ghana goes to the polls this year. Do you think corruption in Ghana has improved or worsened under President John Mahama?
I'd
rather not look at it from a partisan political point of view because
I'm not a politician. My work transcends all political parties, but I
work as a journalist - name, shame and jail. I found corruption during
the [John] Kufuor administration and I tackled it.
I found
corruption under the [John Atta] Mills administration and I tackled it. I
found corruption under the Mahama administration and I tackled it.
Corruption will always be there, it's our attitude towards it which
makes the difference. My kind of journalism probably shows this more
because it deals with three tenets - naming, shaming and jailing - I
make sure I follow through to see that that is done.
Perhaps
that's what gives the notion that when I'm working within a particular
government or within a particular dispensation, it becomes so glaring.
However, if you look at it holistically, it is just that as a journalist
you have to keep your eyes open. You have to make sure that it doesn't
matter the colour of any administration, you've got to work because my
commitment is to the people of Ghana and not to political parties.
Has oil production in Ghana had an effect on corruption?
Certainly,
oil has attracted a lot of dubious characters into the country and it's
not just Ghana, also Nigeria and many other oil-producing countries on
the continent. What we have to do, whenever this happens - it must
increase our antsy-ness, it must increase our sense of looking for where
these bad guys are.
I'm sure that, perhaps, many more bad guys
would target Ghana and come this year, next year. What we have to do is
make sure that whatever decisions have been taken - that we want to use
our oil money for - we make sure that we police government.
The
effects of your investigation of corruption, alleged corruption within
the judiciary are ongoing. Are you satisfied with the results? Has it
gone far enough?
It's been a very interesting moment, it started
with the story breaking, scepticism as usual, people coming out fighting
it, saying that, 'we didn't take the money'. I have always maintained a
very cool dispensation or disposition, saying let time be the judge.
Due process in itself is the way out, let's give them an opportunity,
let them come with their lawyers, let's confront them with the evidence
and let's see who is telling the truth.
I'm glad that this
process has gone on and so far more than 26 judges have been fired as a
result. They were not fired in a vacuum, I went there, they brought some
7-8 lawyers, I showed the evidence. Whatever the results are, they must
be subjected to critical scrutiny, it must stand the test of the law.
That's what I have gone through, that's why I feel very satisfied that
some people have been sacked.
There are over 200 judicial staff,
we're still going through the process, many of them have been fired, so
it's not just about publishing. I don't do journalism to let somebody
read the story from his bedroom and be happy. I do journalism to find
the effects, to put smiles on the people who put me to that work, the
citizenry.
So in my opinion it's gone pretty well, the people
have been given fair opportunities. But some were also complaining that
there must be prosecution. The administrative action is different from
the prosecution aspect. We are yet to step into the prosecution and I'm
very confident that everybody I named in this judges scandal will go
down because the evidence is impeccable and unimpeachable.
How far will go in collecting evidence in the name of the public good?
Undercover
is a last resort, if there's a conventional way of getting the
information I will not bother, but crime has heightened, its gotten so
high. If you don't adopt such measures which shows you the evidence raw,
you give room for the bad guys to punch holes into you. It's not like
the West where institutions are developed - where your arms of
government, your judiciary, your executive, your legislature are
developed, you have institutions that will troubleshoot the issue.
Here
on the continent, we have problems, institutions are not properly
developed, the bad guys have a lot of money, they want to bribe their
way through many processes. So a journalist of my kind must adopt
measures to silence them for once and for all. And I tell you, if you
have the hardcore evidence, no amount of pressure, no amount of money
will put you down, you'll be able to look forward and you'll march
confidently because you know you're doing it for the people, and you are
doing it genuinely for progress of society. So yes, I'll go far, as far
as that is the antidote to help nip corruption in the bud in our
communities.
Do you ever feel sorry for any of the people you expose?
It's
a very difficult question. Look, you've got to be focused, sometimes
the questions these people ask is, 'why me, many people are doing it,
why me?' I don't select people, before I go undercover, we have what we
call establishing the prima facie evidence. So if I catch somebody
committing a crime, or having committed a crime on a hidden camera, I
catch that person because the person is in the habit of doing that. And
it doesn't matter how small or big you are, once the axe comes, you
ought to fall. The point is that corruption will be tackled from all
angles, it doesn't matter if the person is small or big. So it's
sometimes difficult and sometimes painful that you are going to take
food off the table.
Look at the judges, some of them have worked
for 25 years, but measure it against the public good and ask how many
bribes had this judge taken in his life? Look at rape cases, there was a
judge who took money for rape, a judge who took money for land, a judge
who took money for armed robbery. How do I know that the same armed
robber that the judge has freed, could one day take a gun and attack me
in my house. At the end of the day, it's the public good that's
important, no matter the pain.
How worried are you about being exposed? Does it keep you up at night?
It's
a very uncomfortable feeling to have, living and thinking that the bad
guys are always on your heels and they want to expose you. But we put in
[place] enough security measures, enough security protocol, to ensure
that this doesn't happen, but it can sometimes be nervous, it can
sometimes really slow down things. So far, we've done our best and we
continue to do our best.
What's your favourite disguise?
I
love my prosthetics, they work very well. When I wear them it's very
difficult to be able to tell. In a day I can change into five faces and
that works for me so well.
What are you working on at the moment? There have been reports on an investigation into a teaching hospital in Kumasi.
I'm
doing some quite elaborate investigations, very huge, across the
continent. I'm sure the world will get to see it and it will air on a
major international network. Unfortunately, I'm unable to give you
details, but I can tell you, it's hot, stay tuned for it.
Can you tell us which country?
It will be countries, not country, but it will also involve a country in the West.
Can you give us a general theme maybe?
Its
interesting, it's going to be about children, it's going to be about
some abuse, you'll be shocked at the details, you will see. Source: PeaceFmOnline
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DanceHall King: Shatta Wale Endorses Rush Energy Drink Available In Can!
The latest version of the new but popular Ghanaian made energy drink so far, Rush Energy drink is now announced that the availability of its Can for all Retailers, Wholesalers and Consumers.
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The popular hitz Ghanaian musician and the dancehall artist of all time, called Shatta Wale, now endorses this energy drink (Rush Energy Drink) for all Ghanaians to energize their body.
The Rush Energy Drink is an energy drink locally made in Ghana by a business firm called Twellium Company Limited. The Company (Twellium Company Limited), actually has produced the Rush Energy Drink In Can and the outermost shock of it is the personality to also join Rudebwoy Ranking to endorses it. But for now, the lucky person we have is the man with the new hitz song, "Kakai" and "Hol' It" being the person of Shatta Wale.
These popular artists understanding how their job is in terms of its nature, energy is one and basic thing that is needed to stay focus and creative in the game to last long in it and not to quit early. Furthermore, the Rush Energy Drink really works for him as perfect as he wants it and the new released package of a Can of it turns it to be very easy to access.
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Celebrity Personality, Named Juliet Ibrahim Confirms She Is Dating
Here is the interesting and catching story of the celebrity personality popularly known in movie industry, film producing, singing and more. Juliet Ibrahim is the name. The multiple award winning movie star with great passion for all the aspects in the role of entertainment ranging from movie acting, singing and movie production and multimedia.
She is really an actress at the same time, film producer also being a singer and humanitarian of Lebanese, Liberian and Ghanaian descent based, Juliet Ibrahim is dating, which can be confirmed by a celebrity and enthusiast blogger, named ZionFelix. After she broke up with Kwadwo Safo, the actress who has been known as the best actress, won the Best Actress in a Leading Role award at the 2010 Ghana Movie Awards for her role she played in the movie title "4 Play" has been rumoured to be dating with so many celebrities which she denied all such false allegations which are being tie around her neck.
The actress(Juliet Ibrahim), in a recent interview on a popular Nigerian TV station has revealed that she is in a relationship.
The multiple award-winning Ghanaian actress who was reluctant in giving out more details about her new found guy, the man who has won her heart stated that he is a Nigerian.
She further told the host that the man is not an entertainer.When asked if she is ready to go far with the new man, Juliet answered that “I am now looking at that because what is the point in going into a relationship without thinking about that?”
News of Juliet Ibrahim and ex-husband going their separate ways came public a year after they the legal dissolution of their marriage happened.
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