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02/08/2025

🤩: COURT FINES MONA GUCCI: PAY YVONNE NELSON GH₵340K AND APOLOGIZE FOR DEFAMATION

Ghanaian media personality Mona Gucci has been slapped with a GH¢340,000 fine after a High Court in Accra found her guilty of making defamatory statements about actress Yvonne Nelson.

The case stemmed from a May 26, 2020 interview on Neat FM, where Mona labelled Yvonne a “slay queen” and implied that her luxurious lifestyle was financed by unknown sponsors.

The court, presided over by Justice Audrey Kocuvie-Tay, delivered its ruling on May 30, 2025, siding with Yvonne Nelson.

As part of the judgment, Mona Gucci has been ordered to publicly retract her statements and render an apology on the same platform where the remarks were made.

In addition, she is to pay GH¢250,000 in general damages, GH¢50,000 in exemplary damages, and GH¢40,000 in legal costs. Official copies of the ruling will be made available to both parties on August 8, 2025.

02/08/2025

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02/08/2025

🤩: NOT HEARING FROM YOUR RECORD LABEL IS CRUEL; I NEVER SIGNED MY LIFE AWAY - KOFI JAMAR LAMENTS

Ghanaian rapper Kofi Jamar has publicly accused his record label, GADone Records, of abandoning him while his contract is still in effect.

Taking to X on August 1, 2025, the “Ekorso” hitmaker revealed that the label has been unresponsive since last year, despite their agreement legally ending this year.

“I’m no longer with . For those who’ve been asking, our contract ends legally this year, and they stopped reaching out since last year,” he wrote.

“It’s not fair when you ignore an artiste approaching the end of a contract. At least I need closure. I reached out several times but to no avail.”

In a follow-up post, Jamar emphasized that he has met all obligations under the contract and expected better treatment.

“I never signed my life away. I fulfilled and did everything that was required of me,” he said. Expressing a desire for an amicable resolution, he added,

“I would appreciate it if we could sit down and talk about the remainder of the contract and part ways peacefully. But not hearing anything from the label’s end over a year is cruel.”

02/08/2025

🤩: I ALWAYS DREAMED OF DADDY LUMBA PERFORMING ‘ASIE HO’ AT MY WEDDING - EFIA ODO

Ghanaian actress and media personality, Efia Odo has shared a touching tribute to the late highlife legend Daddy Lumba, revealing that she always dreamed of him performing at her wedding.

According to her, Asie Ho was her favorite track from the music icon, and it held such deep meaning that she hoped he would one day sing it live as she walked down the aisle.

“I wanted him to perform that song for me at my wedding… ‘Asie Ho’ was my favorite; the video, the energy, and the vibe—Daddy Lumba was a vibe,” she said.

Reflecting on his legacy, Efia described Daddy Lumba as a national treasure whose music embodied Ghanaian culture. “You didn’t need to know him personally to feel his presence—his music transcended,” she stated.

She recalled growing up around his music because her uncle was one of Lumba’s close friends, making his passing feel deeply personal. “This is one of the biggest blows to Ghanaians and the industry. It’s a very sad day for Ghana.”

02/08/2025

🤩: BECAUSE OF DADDY LUMBA, MY NAME WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN - FORMER PRESIDENT, NANA AKUFO-ADDO PAYS EMOTIONAL TRIBUTE

Former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has expressed deep gratitude to the family of the late music legend, Charles Kwadwo Fosu, popularly known as Daddy Lumba, and has asked to be included in the funeral arrangements of the iconic musician.

During a visit to the family on August 1, 2025, Akufo-Addo recalled the significant impact Lumba had on his 2016 electoral victory and said it would mean a lot to him to support the burial plans.

“If history is written in some years to come, there is no way Lumba’s name will be omitted. I came here to sympathise with you. I want you all to know that I am grateful for what he did for me,” he told the family.

The former president also stressed the importance of honouring Lumba’s legacy with a befitting farewell. “I want to support you with the preparation so he will have a befitting burial. I will be pained if I am excluded from the burial preparation. I want you to know that I am also a human being and I am grateful for what he did for me,” he added.

In an emotional reflection, Akufo-Addo acknowledged the lasting impact of Lumba’s music, particularly the campaign song composed in his name.

“He did something magnificent for me, and I am grateful for that. Because of the song he composed in my name, generations will forever sing the song even when we are all dead. Because of Daddy Lumba, my name will never be forgotten.”

02/08/2025

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01/08/2025

🤩: SAM GEORGE THREATENS DSTV SHUTDOWN OVER HIGH FEES, SETS AUGUST 7 AS DEADLINE

The Minister for Communications, Digital Technologies and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has issued a stern ultimatum to MultiChoice Ghana, operators of DSTV, to revise their subscription fees or risk losing their broadcasting licence.

Addressing the public during the Government Accountability Series on August 1, he revealed that the National Communications Authority (NCA) has been instructed to suspend DSTV’s licence by August 7, 2025, if the company fails to adjust its prices.

“In my capacity as Minister, my fidelity is to the Ghanaian people. I have written to the NCA, instructing them to suspend DSTV’s broadcasting licence effective August 7, 2025, if they fail to effect a reduction in their bundle prices,” he said.

This move follows widespread dissatisfaction among subscribers—particularly the youth—who have taken to social media to demand fairer pricing amidst an improving economic climate.

The honorable minister emphasized that symbolic gestures such as free upgrades are not enough, stating, “I cannot as a Minister, serving the Ghanaian people continue to watch what can be best described as plain stealing happening to the Ghanaian people.”

He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to digital consumer protection, warning that corporate entities must not take Ghanaian loyalty for granted.

01/08/2025

🤩: LILWIN IA A LIAR; NO GHANAIAN PRODUCER CAN USE $1 MILLION TO SHOOT A MOVIE - ZACK GH

Actor and musician Zack Gh has dismissed claims made by his former artist and colleague actor, Kwadwo Nkansah Lilwin, that he spent $1 million on the production and promotion of his recent movie.

According to Zack, such an amount is far too large for any Ghanaian movie producer to invest in a local film.

Speaking in a recent interview, Zack Gh emphasized that unless the funds are coming through a collaboration with foreign investors—particularly Hollywood producers—it is highly unlikely that any Ghanaian filmmaker would risk that level of investment.

He described Lilwin’s claim as a lie , suggesting it’s simply not feasible within the current state of Ghana’s movie industry.

01/08/2025

🤩: I DID ‘LATER’ SONG FOR YOU YET YOU DIDN’T CREDIT ME - YAW BERK SLAMS MR DREW

🎶 | “JUST GIVE CREDIT & MOVE ON” – YAW BERK CALLS OUT MR DREW

Former Highly Spiritual Music artiste Yaw Berk has accused Mr Drew of repeatedly refusing to credit people who contribute to his hit songs.

In a post on X (July 30), Yaw Berk claimed he wrote Mr Drew’s “Later” but was never acknowledged — adding that Kuami Eugene and DopeNation have faced similar issues.

🗣️ “I did ‘Later’ for you, no credit. Eugene did that ‘bra panin ee’ song for you… Now is telling their part & you wanna tune them down?”

This comes after DopeNation revealed in an interview with The Headless YouTuber that they wrote and produced Mr Drew’s viral hit “This Year”, yet received no credit.

In response, Mr Drew took to X, urging DopeNation not to “disrespect” his brand.

The debate over credit culture in the Ghanaian music industry is heating up again.

01/08/2025

🤩: I WILL DEAL WITH YOU THE NEXT TIME YOU EVER MENTION MY NAME IN AN INTERVIEW - MR DREW WARNS DOPENATION

After DopeNation claimed they co-wrote and produced Mr Drew’s hit ‘This Year’ without credit, Mr Drew has fired back with a stern warning on X (July 29):

🗣️ “Don’t disrespect me or my brand… Next time you go interview wey you mention my name, you go hear am!”

The twins alleged that Drew showed up to their studio with only scribbled lyrics, and they had to help structure and finish the song — a claim Mr Drew is clearly not happy about.

This back-and-forth follows a similar claim by Yaw Berk, and it’s sparking fresh debate over proper credit and respect in Ghana’s music scene.

01/08/2025

🤩: STOP THE BLAME GAMES AND COME TOGETHER TO HELP FIX THE MOVIE INDUSTRY - JIM IYKE TO GHANAIANS

Nollywood star Jim Iyke is urging Ghana’s movie industry to move past the blame game and focus on solutions and collaboration.

In a frank convo on Okay FM with Nana Romeo, Jim stated:

“There used to be healthy competition between Ghana and Nigeria’s film industries—but now, there’s none. You let politics divide you.”

He stressed that Nigerian creatives face challenges too, but they stay united and avoid personal drama that hinders progress.

“I don’t hear resolutions, just complaints. Young people need to sit and ask: how can we lift this industry?”

Interestingly, Jim believes the Ghanaian government is doing more to support its creative sector than Nigeria’s is.

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