Backstage Convo

13/04/2026

Apostle Lilian Aryeequaye has delivered a powerful message encouraging women to stay committed to their purpose and not lose sight of their dreams.

According to her, women are not created to merely exist or depend on others but to fulfil a divine assignment. She stressed that work should not be driven solely by financial need, but by the calling and purpose God has placed in every woman.

“Don’t sacrifice your dream for anything. If he doesn’t believe in your dream, don’t believe in his,” she stated, urging women to prioritize their vision and self-worth.

She further cautioned against losing one’s identity in relationships, noting that abandoning personal ambitions could affect how women are perceived over time. Instead, she encouraged women to remain driven, purposeful, and committed to their goals.

13/04/2026

Government to install 2,500 transformers to address outages

12/04/2026

Ghanaian personality Kofi Aduonum has opened up about challenges in his marriage with Afua Asantewaa, appealing to the public for understanding and prayers.

In a heartfelt statement, he urged Ghanaians to refrain from escalating tensions surrounding their relationship.

“I will plead with you that we should put all our arsenals down. I wouldn’t want to be the topic of discussion, so the only thing I would request from Ghanaians for now is prayers,” he said.

Kofi Aduonum emphasized the importance of protecting their children from public scrutiny, noting that he does not want them exposed to negative conversations circulating on social media.

12/04/2026

Ghanaian emerging artiste, Web B Kasablanka from the Western Region, has stirred conversation in the music space following his comments on gospel music.

According to him, some gospel songs fail to convey meaningful messages, whereas many hiplife and Afrobeats tracks—often labeled as “worldly”—tend to carry clearer and more relatable content.

He stressed that his opinion was not meant to disrespect any artist, including renowned gospel musician Obaapa Christy. However, he cited her popular song “S3 Ab3ka Dakuro Ma M’awu” as an example, stating that he finds its message difficult to understand.

His remarks have since sparked debate among music lovers, with many weighing in on the depth and relevance of lyrics across different genres in Ghana’s music industry.

Kasablim De Rap Shifu

11/04/2026

Ghanaian music star Fancy Gadam has revealed how a business decision by Sarkodie changed his perception of value and branding in the music industry.

According to Fancy Gadam, he paid GH₵120,000 to secure Sarkodie for his first major show in Tamale back in 2017. The experience, he said, opened his eyes to the true worth of a strong brand.

He explained that after making that investment, he had a conversation with his management team and made a firm decision about his own value. From that point on, he insisted that any performance at the Tamale Stadium should not be priced below GH₵100,000.

Fancy Gadam emphasized that understanding one’s brand value is crucial in the entertainment business, noting that the move helped elevate his status and pricing as an artist.

11/04/2026

Welcome home Reid, Victor, Christina, and Jeremy! 🫶

10/04/2026

A member of the Council of State for the Western Region, H. E. Maxwell NanaYaw Palasco Boakye is set to embark on an official visit to traditional councils across the Western Region as part of efforts to strengthen collaboration between state institutions and traditional authorities.

The tour, scheduled to take place from April 11 to April 16, 2026, will see the Council of State representative engaging directly with chiefs and traditional leaders within the region. The initiative is aimed at fostering dialogue, promoting unity, and addressing key developmental concerns affecting local communities.

10/04/2026

Media personality Nana Jantuah has stirred public debate following claims that some chiefs in Tarkwa have allegedly received as much as $700,000 from businessman Ibrahim Mahama.

The allegations have raised a critical question among residents: which chiefs within the Wassa area are involved, if the claims are indeed true?

Many are now calling for transparency and accountability from traditional leaders in the Tarkwa enclave, emphasizing that any such financial dealings must be clearly explained to the people of Wassa.

At the same time, there are growing demands for action should the claims prove unfounded. In that case, the chiefs of Tarkwa are being urged to take appropriate steps to hold Nana Jantuah accountable for the statements made.

As the controversy unfolds, the people of Wassa await clarity on the matter, with expectations of truth, accountability, and responsible leadership at the forefront.

10/04/2026

The Chief Executive Officer of the Ghana Railway Development Authority (GRDA), Dr. Frederick Appoh, has announced that the European Commission has approved a €20 million grant to support the Tema–Mpakadan Railway Signalling Upgrade project under the European Train Control System (ETCS Level 1).

The Tema–Mpakadan railway line, which was commissioned in 2024 at a cost of US$449 million, is currently operating below its full potential due to non-functional signalling infrastructure.

According to Dr. Appoh, the absence of an effective signalling system means that only one train can operate on the line at a time. This has significantly reduced efficiency, even as passenger demand for the service continues to grow.

10/04/2026

Former Ghanaian Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta has been released from detention by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) following a court order.

According to a statement from his legal representatives, Minkah-Premo, Osei-Bonsu, Bruce-Cathline & Partners, the release occurred on April 7, 2026. The statement further confirmed that he has since reunited with his family at home.

10/04/2026

“I never see fool like this Diddy babe in my life” – Wizkid reacts to Burna Boy and DJ Tunez brawl

10/04/2026