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  Hey everyone, it's Lil Win here, and I wanted to take a moment to address the recent controversy surrounding a viral video of me verbally assaulting actress Martha Ankomah. I had the opportunity to clarify the situation on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM, and I want to set the record straight. First and foremost, I want to assure you all that the video in question was not a real-life altercation between Martha and me. It was actually a scene from a movie that I was working on. You know how it is in the entertainment industry, sometimes things can get taken out of context. I was just doing my job, acting out a role, and unfortunately, it sparked a lot of speculation and misunderstanding. I want to emphasize that I was not angry or upset with Martha during the filming of that scene. It was all part of the script, and I had even done some makeup to enhance the look. So please, let's not jump to conclusions or make assumptions based on a snippet of a movie. I understand that Martha has ...

  Hey there, fellow readers! It's me, Big Akwes, and I'm here to set the record straight. There have been some rumors flying around about my recent trip abroad, and I want to address them head-on. First and foremost, let me clarify that my journey was solely for business purposes. Contrary to what the reports have been saying, I did not go to fix my marriage. My wife did help me with the necessary documentation for my travel to Germany, but it was purely for logistical reasons, not because our relationship was on the rocks. Now, let me tell you why I went abroad. I traveled to Deutschland to shop for perfumes and other items for commercial purposes. You see, I have my own shops here in Ghana, and I wanted to bring back some unique products to stock up. It's all part of my entrepreneurial spirit, always looking for opportunities to expand and offer something exciting to my customers. To prove that my intentions were indeed business-related, I even have a bag full of sanitary...

  Ghanaian music sensation Shatta Wale has shared his thoughts on the 66th Grammy Awards ceremony that took place on February 4th.Shatta Wale In a Facebook post, Shatta Wale expressed his belief that those aspiring to win awards must also be prepared for moments of disappointment and defeatShatta Wale has never been to the Grammys before but as an artiste, he has years of experience in losing awards, hence, he emphasized that within the industry, many individuals would inevitably experience the sting of being overlooked. He stated, "If you want to learn how to become an award-winning artist in this music industry, you must be ready to face moments of sorrow because there will be times when you'll shed tears. It's a painful experience when you've put in so much effort and dedication, yet recognition eludes you. Life is a series of choices, and you have the power to make your own."Shatta Wale's comments follow the conclusion of the 66th Grammy Awards ceremony he...

  When I was asked if I ever imagined myself at the Grammys when I started as a young artist in Nigeria, I honestly had to admit that I never thought about it. All I wanted was to hear my song on the radio, to feel that rush of excitement when my music reached people's ears. But to see my music transcend boundaries and receive such prestigious recognition, it can only be attributed to the grace of God. Being nominated and recognized alone fills me with immense pride. It's a validation of all the hard work and passion I've poured into my craft. To know that my music has resonated with people from different parts of the world, it's truly humbling. As the Grammys approach, I have an army of fans in Nigeria who are rooting for me. Their support means everything to me, and it's incredible to see how they've embraced my music. But there's one fan who stands out among the rest - my father. He has been my rock, my pillar of strength throughout this journey. He const...

  Hey there, fellow music enthusiasts! Today, I stumbled upon a heartfelt revelation from none other than the renowned Nigerian singer, Timaya. In a recent interview with The Beat FM, he bravely opened up about his harrowing struggle with drug addiction, shedding light on a period that nearly derailed his life and career. Timaya, also known as Inetimi Timaya Odon, shared the profound impact of his journey, serving as both a cautionary tale and an inspiring testament to resilience. He recounted the dark days when substance abuse threatened to consume him, admitting that it took a toll on his mental and physical well-being. The turning point for Timaya came when he recognized the destructive nature of his habits and realized the toll they were taking on his life and career. It was a profound moment of self-awareness that led him to make the commitment to change. During the interview, Timaya emphasized the importance of having a robust support system. He expressed gratitude for the un...

  Asamoah Gyan is still not content with ways he was forced to relinquish his captaincy to Andre Ayew, according to former Ghanaian midfielder Laryea Kingston Certainly !The situation between Asamoah Gyan and Dede Ayew revolves around the captaincy of the Ghana national football team, also known as Black stars. Asamoah Gyan , a highly respected and experienced player, held the captaincy for a significant period of time.However ,it was reported that the captaincy was transferred to Dede Ayew,causing some emotion and reaction from Gyan. According to statement made by Richard Kingston,a former Ghanaian international footballer,Gyan's  feeling about losing captaincy to Dede Ayew may have had an impact on his enthusiasm for Black stars. Kingston suggests that Gyan may be unhappy with the decision and that it has affected his motivation and commitment to the team It is important to note that these statement reflects Kingston's perspective on the situation and may not fully capture t...