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 Here’s the latest update on Nana Agradaa (Evangelist Patricia Asiedua): On July 3, 2025, she was sentenced to 15 years in prison with hard labour by the Accra Circuit Court. The charges included two counts of defrauding by false pretence and charlatanic advertisement due to her televised “money‑doubling” scheme that defrauded numerous individuals  . Additionally, she was fined 25 penalty units (GH₵300) for the advertisement charge—failure to pay would result in an extra 30 days behind bars  . According to court procedure, she was taken for a pregnancy test beforehand (mandatory for sentencing females), which confirmed she wasn’t pregnant, allowing the sentence to proceed  . The judge noted that her actions were “deliberate and lacking in genuine remorse,” and emphasized that the harsh sentence was intended as a deterrent against similar fraudulent religious broadcasts  . Here’s a video highlighting the sentencing and her post-sentence remarks:  In summary,...

  🎶 What we know so far 🔍 What to look out for on July 5 Vibe & genre Expect an upbeat fusion of West African Highlife grooves, modern instrumentation (like synths and punchy percussion), and lively vocal lines—likely layered with call‑and‑response patterns or a catchy chorus. Lyrical themes The title “Ni‍wa kporfor” hints at celebration or affirmation in Akan (Twi) dialect—perhaps a declaration of joy, self‑belief, or community pride. Visual style Based on the teaser’s energy and Ghanaian music‑video trends, anticipate colorful, culturally rooted visuals—dance sequences, expressive storytelling, and possibly a showcase of local fashion or scenery.✅ Why it mattersMatters  artist  growth : This release follows Kuajo’s consistent output and live performances, demonstrating his upward trajectory since earlier hits like “Jore” and “Sakoro.” Community momentum : The strong social media reception suggests “Ni‍wa kporfor” will resonate well across Ghana—and ...

 Buri Wan's birthday celebration is going to be useful and meaningful for his fans, friends, and family: BURI WAN’S BIRTHDAY: A CELEBRATION WITH PURPOSE The birthday of the rising music star Buri Wan is not just another celebration—it's a moment of impact, love, and unity. As he marks another year of life and greatness, Buri Wan is turning the spotlight not only on himself but on the people who helped shape his journey—his fans, friends, and family. This special day is set to be more than just a party. It’s a thank-you celebration and a way of giving back: 🎤 For the Fans: Buri Wan knows that without his loyal fans, his voice wouldn't be heard. That’s why his birthday will feature a free mini-concert or listening party, where fans can enjoy his best hits, exclusive unreleased tracks, and connect with him in a more personal setting. There will be giveaways—signed merch, photos, and even shout-outs—because Buri believes his fans deserve to celebrate with him. 👫 For Friends: ...

    new Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) .  official launch , a public announcement , or a media presentation : SPEECH: THE NEW GHANA NATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION (GNPC) Honourable Ministers, Distinguished Guests, Members of the Press, Ladies and Gentlemen, It is with great pride and a deep sense of national purpose that I stand before you today to speak on the transformation and rebirth of one of Ghana's most strategic institutions—our very own Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) . Over the years, GNPC has served as a cornerstone of Ghana’s energy sector, holding the vision of ensuring sustainable exploration, development, and utilization of our petroleum resources for the benefit of all Ghanaians. But today, we are not just celebrating the legacy of GNPC—we are unveiling a new era , one that reflects innovation, transparency, and a bold vision for Ghana’s energy future. The new GNPC is not only restructured but reimagined—built on principle...

  Title: "The Boy Who Fell in Love" Once upon a time, in a small, peaceful town surrounded by green hills and quiet roads, there lived a boy named Malik. He was seventeen, quiet, and often lost in his thoughts. Malik didn’t talk much, but he had a big heart—one he kept hidden from the world. Every day after school, Malik would take the long road home, passing by a little bookshop at the corner. He never went in, but one afternoon, it started to rain. He rushed inside the shop for shelter, and that was the day everything changed. Behind the counter stood a girl named Leila. She had curly hair like the clouds before rain and a smile that warmed the air around her. She looked up from her book and said, “First time here?” Malik nodded, wiping the rain from his forehead. “Feel free to look around,” she said, her voice soft like a song he had never heard before. He walked through the aisles, pretending to browse, but all he could think about was her. For the first time in his...

  Title: "First Glance, Forever" In the quiet town of Zabzugu, where the sun sets like melted gold across the savannah and the air smells of dust and distant mango trees, lived a young man named Karim. He wasn’t rich, nor was he famous. He worked as a mobile phone repairer at the local junction, under a small shed that leaned to one side every time the wind blew too hard. Karim didn’t believe in love stories. To him, love was something that belonged in movies or music videos. He was too focused on fixing phones, saving for his own shop, and helping his mother at home. But all of that changed one Thursday afternoon. The market was busy that day—voices shouting, goats crossing roads like they owned the town, and women selling kelewele by the corner. Karim was replacing a cracked screen when a voice, soft but confident, broke through the noise. “Excuse me, do you fix Bluetooth problems?” He looked up, and there she was. She wasn’t dressed like anyone he had seen before. He...