… Speaking to media personality, Nana Romeo, Barosky revealed that he has been sleeping on the streets and struggling to meet basic needs, including food and access to bathing facilities. …
… Speaking to Nana Romeo on Atuu on August 22, 2026, the “Otoolege” hitmaker said his relationship with God remains an important part of his life, even though he does not necessarily attend church regularly. …
… Speaking on Ekwanso Dwoodwoo hosted by Nana Romeo, he stated that for an artiste to reach a larger audience, “you need to pay huge sums of money to influencers and promoters to trend your song for you, unlike before where one needs to visit two or three radio stations to get your …
… Speaking to Nana Romeo on Okay FM, the musician said the music industry has become highly competitive, with artistes from different countries competing for the same audience. …
… Speaking in an interview with Nana Romeo on UTV’s Atuu programme, Akuapem Poloo said several prison officers spoke to her and offered guidance on how to move forward with her life. …
… In a recent interview with Nana Romeo on Okay FM, Ohemaa Woyeje stated that “People claim I have a beef with Delay, but I do not have any problem with her.” According to her, the public often tried to create the impression that they were not on good terms, but that story is not t …
… In an interview with Nana Romeo on Okay FM, Bullet said the amount represented 50 per cent of Ebony’s royalties, although the original agreement allegedly entitled the singer to only 20 per cent. …
… Speaking in an interview on Atuu show on UTV hosted by Nana Romeo, Kin Dee indicated that, “with me, I don’t smoke, I don’t drink, and my friends can attest to that. …
Barosky, a Ghanaian musician known for work on tracks like Kofi Nti's 'Rakia' and Ofori Amponsah's 'Otoolege,' has appealed for public support after becoming homeless on the streets of Manchester in the UK. He says he sleeps on the street, has not bathed in some time, and prioritizes returning to Ghana over securing accommodation abroad.
Barosky, a Ghanaian musician known for work on tracks like Kofi Nti's 'Rakia' and Ofori Amponsah's 'Otoolege,' has appealed for public support after becoming homeless on the streets of Manchester in the UK. He says he sleeps on the street, has not bathed in some time, and prioritizes returning to Ghana over securing accommodation abroad.
Highlife musician Samuel Ofori Amponsah says his decision to temporarily move from highlife to gospel music disappointed some fans, citing personal challenges and the pressure of fame as influences on the career change. He emphasised that his relationship with God remains central to his life, even if he does not attend church regularly.
Ghanaian musician Lord Paper has stated that music promotion is expensive, noting that influencers can charge GH¢20,000 each, making a campaign with five influencers cost GH¢100,000—much more than the radio-station approach of earlier years.
Musician Lord Paper says he needs at least $5 million to properly relaunch his music career and compete on the international music scene, citing heavy promotion costs as essential for success in the competitive global market.
Actor Yaw Dabo has denied claims that a politician or the government sponsored his recent trip to the United States, stating that Dr 'Time Daso' of Medimafo Herbal Hospital paid only for his flight ticket while he covered accommodation and other expenses himself.
Actress Rosemond Brown, known as Akuapem Poloo, revealed that prison officers encouraged her to marry and stay out of trouble after her 2021 release from prison, where she was sentenced for sharing a nude photo with her young son on social media.
Media personality Ohemaa Woyeje has dismissed rumours of a feud with broadcaster Deloris Frimpong Manso (Delay), stating they worked respectfully together at Top Radio without misunderstanding. Woyeje attributed the rumours to industry speculation after she took over Delay's radio programme when Delay left the station.
Actress Maame Serwaa has revealed she would consider undergoing breast reduction surgery to address constant back pain, dismissing long-standing rumours that she had undergone cosmetic surgery for body enhancement. She stated her curvy figure is natural, maintained through gym workouts and fitness training since 2019.
RuffTown Records CEO Bullet disclosed that he recently paid $100,000 to the father of late musician Ebony Reigns as royalties, representing 50 per cent of her earnings after her father requested an increase from the original 20 per cent contractual share. Bullet said the money was intended for promotion but he withdrew it from the bank at her father's request.
Award-winning Ghanaian producer Kin Dee says police repeatedly stop and search him on the road solely because of his dreadlocks, despite not smoking or drinking, and has called for a change in how people with locks or rasta hairstyles are perceived.