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Yvonne Okoro, Joselyn Dumas, IK Ogbonna and others join world stars to celebrate Nelson Mandela at 95

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Yvonne-Okoro1Ghanian and Nigerian celebrities sent best wishes to the former South African president Nelson Mandela, as the world marked his 95th birthday on Thursday. Yvonne Okoro: You may know me, but if I never get the chance to say thank you physically then this is my thank you. Thank you for everything you have done for us as a continent. Your experience in journeys have made the world know there’s truly a demigod,  hero and man and he is African and one day the leader in us will strive to be like you and more. Thank you. Bryan Okwara: To a humanitarian, a mentor and a valiant African citizen. My heart goes out to you as I pray for your quick recovery. Viva Mandela, Viva Africa. Ama K Abebrese: The saying ‘You can’t keep a good man down’ is one that reminds me of Madiba. So much strength, courage and perseverance. A true inspiration and a blessing. Happy Birthday Nelson Mandela. God continue to bless you. IK Ogbonna: Mandela’s Day marks a sign of freedom to so many people proud to call themselves Africans. To a great man who knows the true meaning of being called a leader and for ever a legend. Happy Mandela’s Day to everyone, happy Freedom Day. Reggie Rockstone: One of the greatest citizens of our planet earth! Amazing earthling! JAH bless uncle Mandela. Joselyn Dumas: From the throes of apartheid, your strength of character lit up not just a nation but a continent. Through nearly three decades in shackles, you stayed strong for your people. In leadership over a free South Africa, you showed that perseverance pays off. And even on your sick bed, we have all admired your fighting spirit. Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, Africa salutes you on your 95th birthday. Madiba, we celebrate a life well lived and worthy of emulation. Tata, because of the likes of you, we are proud to be called Africans. We wish you well, Papa Africa. Originally compiled for DStv]]>

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Don’t make music out of every social issue – Kofi Kinaata tells colleagues 

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Ghanaian Highlife musician and songwriter, Kofi Kinaata, has offered poignant advice to his fellow artistes, urging them to exercise caution when addressing sensitive social issues through their music.  (more…)

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Dress decently to the gym; some men want to make it to heaven –  Williams Uchemba tells ladies   

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Nollywood actor and filmmaker, Williams Uchemba has taken to social media to express his dismay over women’s revealing attire at the gym, prompting him to cease attending public gyms to avoid temptation and maintain his spiritual focus. (more…)

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GMA-USA nominates Emperor T-Jiga’s “Sugar” for Afropop/ Afrobeat Song of the Year.

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Multi-award winning artiste, Theo Nii Martey, professionally known as Emperor T-Jiga has been making waves in the AfroPop /Afro Beats scene with his latest single, Sugar. The infectious track has caught the attention of music critics and fans alike, propelling Emperor T-Jiga into the spotlight.

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Some Wealthy Ghanaians Lack Philanthropic Spirit – Michael Blackson asserts

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Ghanaian-American comedian Michael Blackson recently delved into a pressing issue he believes hampers progress in Ghana, selfishness. (more…)

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Davido Opens Up About His Favorite Musicians for Collaborations

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Multiple award-winning Afrobeat singer and songwriter, David Adedeji Adeleke recently shared insights into his preferred collaborators within the music industry. (more…)

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Fameye celebrates daughter’s 2nd birthday

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Ghanaian musician Peter Famiyeh Bozah, popularly known as Fameye, took to Instagram to celebrate his daughter Arviana’s second birthday today, April 25th, 2024. (more…)

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