Samora & Trish

23/08/2025

https://youtu.be/Uzcadj2fBlE?feature=shared

Welcome to Sir Kerks Kids Bible Adventures!In today’s fun and heartwarming episode, we bring to life the story of The Prodigal Son, as told by Jesus in Luke ...

22/08/2025

🎤 Shatta Wale Back in the Headlines 🎤

Ghana’s entertainment scene is buzzing again as Shatta Wale has been detained by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO). His manager, Bullet, has described the move as a “witch hunt”, and as always, the nation is divided.

On one side, Shatta Movement fans feel their king is unfairly targeted. To them, this is just another attempt to pull him down whenever he shines. They see Shatta Wale as the voice of the streets — bold, unfiltered, and unapologetic — and believe that is why he is constantly under pressure.

On the other side, critics think his fans are being unreasonable. They argue that with his history of controversies, it is not surprising that he often finds himself in situations like this. For them, calling every case a “witch hunt” is a way of avoiding accountability. They believe no one should be above the law, no matter their fame.

But beyond the arguments, as people of faith, we are reminded of something deeper. Scripture says in Micah 6:8: “What does the Lord require of you? To act justly, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.”

This moment calls us to pray for justice and truth — that if he is innocent, he will be cleared, and if he is guilty, he will be corrected with fairness. It also challenges us personally: how do we treat others when they stumble? Do we judge quickly, or do we extend mercy and prayer?

Whether Shatta Wale is being targeted or not, one thing is certain: his story reflects the struggles many face when the world misunderstands them. As believers, let’s use this trending moment not just to talk, but to intercede for him, for our leaders, and for our nation.

Because at the end of the day, it’s not just about Shatta Wale. It’s about how we as a people live out faith, fairness, and mercy in a world quick to judge.

May we be slow to judge, quick to pray, and always led by God’s wisdom even when the world is loud.

21/08/2025

Guess what I was doing here today 😅😅😅😅

19/08/2025

For the night scrollers, Compound house sweeping matter no be small oo 😂

Ahhh compound house palava deɛ, it never finishes oo. Let me give you one real-life type story that happens in many Ghanaian homes:

In one Koforidua compound house, there were about seven rooms sharing the same bathroom, kitchen, and water pipe. One morning, Sister Ama woke up early to fetch water and discovered that someone had left the tap open all night. The whole compound was flooded, and her children’s slippers were floating like canoes.

She started shouting, “Who left the tap on? You people think water is free abi?!”

Bra Kwame, who was bathing, shouted back through the bathroom window, “Ei madam, stop accusing us! Maybe it’s your children who were playing there.”

From there, the whole compound turned into a courtroom. Some neighbors were laughing quietly, others pretending to mind their business but peeping through their windows.

By the time the landlord arrived, two families weren’t talking to each other again. The funny part? Later in the evening, it was discovered that it was the landlord’s own small boy who had gone to wash his toy car and forgotten to close the tap.

For one week, the compound house was full of silent tension, side comments, and people locking their buckets in chains.

So, that’s how compound house palava goes — small issue, but it can turn the whole place upside down.

Ei compound house life, if you know you know!

What’s the funniest compound house palava you’ve ever seen? Share yours in the comments!

19/08/2025

Can you solve this under 20 seconds?

18/08/2025

Online Aunties and Uncles Kindly give me the right caption for this

17/08/2025

The Story of Ruth | Animated Bible Story for Kids || Sir Kerks Kids Bible Adventures Samora & Trish

16/08/2025

Math Problem with baby Sir Kerks

16/08/2025

Hi Family, baby Sir Kerks has a Math question for you.

15/08/2025

What’s Happening Today in Ghana

State Funeral for Helicopter Crash Victims — August 15, 2025

What’s going on?
Ghana is holding a solemn state funeral today to honour the eight individuals who tragically died in the August 6 helicopter crash near Adansi, Ashanti Region. This ceremony is at the Forecourt of the State House in Accra, starting at 7:30 a.m.  

Who are the victims?
The crash claimed the lives of several notable Ghanaian figures:

Dr Edward Kofi Omane Boamah — Minister of Defence

Alhaji Dr Murtala Mohammed — MP for Tamale
Central and Minister of Environment, Science, and Technology

Alhaji Muniru Mohammed Limuna — Acting Deputy National Security Coordinator

Samuel Sarpong — Vice Chairman, National Democratic Congress

Samuel Aboagye — Deputy Director-General, NADMO

Squadron Leader Peter Anala, Flying Officer Twum Ampadu, and Sergeant Ernest Addo — from the Ghana Air Force 

# Ceremony details:
Two of the eight (Dr Murtala Mohammed and Alhaji Limuna) were laid to rest earlier on August 10, per Islamic burial customs. Today’s burial will inter the remaining six at the Military Cemetery at Tse Addo, near Burma Camp. The ceremony, led by the Ghana Armed Forces, features military honours, tributes, and Qur’an recitations.

Summary

Today, Ghana is united in grief as the nation bids farewell to eight patriotic souls lost in service. It’s a national moment of mourning, respect, and collective remembrance.

14/08/2025

Sir Kerks' first video drops at 7:30pm today