Sarkodie has broken his silence on why he hasn’t been seen wearing items from his much-talked about Sark Collections merchandise. After watching videos from his yet-to-be-released album during last Friday’s listening session, blogger Zionfelix quizzed the rapper on why he wore sneakers and belts of other brands in his music videos instead of Sark Collections as he used to project in his visuals years back. According to Sarkodie, the company is designing different brands of Sark collection so he is waiting for the new set of materials. He added that products from Sark Collections were not ready at the time he was shooting the videos so he had to put on other brands. https://ameyawdebrah.com/watch-exclusive-listening-beccas-unveiling-album-featuring-mr-eazi-kofi-kinaata-stonebwoy/ “I wanted to do photoshoot with Sark Collections and push them but unfortunately at the time we were shooting the videos, we didn’t have the new ones yet that is why I couldn’t have anything to put in there but that does not mean I have stopped wearing them” Michael Owusu Addo responded to Zionfelix. Sarkodie’s fifth studio album, Highest will be out on September 8 this year. “Highest” is a collection of 15 brand new songs, 3 interludes and a bonus track – 19 tracks in total as displayed on the official album track-list. An incredible collection of solid Hip-Hop and Afro-Beats cuts that are set to push him even further into the international stratosphere. https://ameyawdebrah.com/daring-unorthodox-hiphop-album-ghana-review-cnl-aftermath-mr-muffin/ Highest features some major local and International acts such as his long-time friend and Producer Jayso, UK’s very own Big Narstie, Victoria Kimani (Kenya), Moelogo (UK), renowned Spoken Word artist Suli Breaks (UK), Korede Bello (Nigeria), Praiz (Nigeria), Yung L (Nigeria), Joey B (Ghana), Jesse Jagz (Nigeria), Flavour (Nigeria) and Bobii Lewis (UK).]]>

The Ghana Police Service arrested 29 people on Tuesday after dispersing a violent anti-cost protest in Accra with tear gas. The protest took a turn for the worse when protesters engaged in a violent exchange with police, injuring 12 officers and leading to the arrest of some of the protesters.

Following the incident, many Ghanaians, both inside and outside the country, have come out to condemn the police and protesters’ violent actions.

One video that went viral from the incident showed a police officer beating a handcuffed protester who was clearly not resisting arrest. The video sparked an online outrage, with “Be My Love” singer NY Melody among those quick to condemn the officer’s actions.

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The musician later posted a video in which he expressed his disappointment at seeing the video. For him, the police officer was abusing his authority, and slapping someone who was already handcuffed was completely unnecessary.

“We live in a democracy, and in a democracy, we have the right to demonstrate when something bothers us.” The police, also known as “Peace Officers,” are supposed to keep the peace and order no matter what environment they are in.”

Imagine what would have happened if the protesters had retaliated in response to the slap. The cops should have known better; they should have some emotional intelligence. “Police brutality is slapping someone already in cuffs who isn’t resisting arrest.” he said.

Source: Fenuku Augustine.

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Nigerian man arrested in India for supplying fake passports and visas

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Delhi Police has arrested a Nigerian man allegedly involved in supplying fake passports and visas to foreign nationals for illegal activities. (more…)