Nana Ama McBrown is pregnant

Nana Ama McBrown and her husband

Ghanaian actress, Nana Ama McBrown is pregnant, GhanaCelebrities.Com has exclusively been told.

Nana Ama McBrown whose public profile places her at 45 years old married Maxwell Mensah, a few years ago—and we are told the couple are expecting their first child together.

Oddly, Nana Ama McBrown’s pregnancy information comes just a few hours after social media was flooded with rumours that McBrown’s husband has impregnated another Ghanaian actresss-Benedicta Gafah.

While the Benedicta Gafah and Maxwell pregnancy story seems implausible, it makes the McBrown pregnancy which sources close to her have confirmed to GhanaCelebrities.Com a little off the beat. We cannot, therefore, put a confirmed seal on it, as we always do.

Whatever it is, you cannot hide pregnancy—and therefore we will get to see it soon.

We are also told McBrown will fly abroad to delivery like many of our celebrities have done.

Congrats to McBrown and let’s hear the religious folks shout: to God be the Glory!

I won't be running for president in 2020 - Zylofon Media boss

Nana Appiah Mensah

There have been speculations that NAM1 has been harboring ambitions of occupying the high office as President of Ghana, but it appears not. www.entertainmentgh.com is following with keen interest!

In a post on Instagram, the Chief Executive Officer of Menzgold Ghana Company Limited, Nana Appiah Mensah has denied speculations running as a candidate.

According to him, for the umpteenth time, he as disclosed his disinterest in partisan politics.

Below is his Press Statement denying the story:

“Press Statement: FAKE NEWS ALERT

My attention has been drawn to some fake news by 4syte TV this morning suggesting I would running 2020 Presidential Elections. I wish to state that the report is false and has no basis on fact.

4syte TV made no attempt to contact me before they published the news and this is completely against the ethics of good journalism. For the umpteenth time, let me state that I am not interested in partisan politics.

To action my decision, I have instructed our legal team to formally write to 4syte TV to seek a retraction and an apology. This is our last effort as all attempts we have made so far to get them to retract and apologize over the fake news has proven futile.

While I support the work of the media in the country, I would also urge extreme circumspection and diligence as fake news has the tendency of giving the wrong impression. @4syte #fakeNews”.
Source: Entertainmentgh.com

I’m modest; I don’t flaunt my wealth – Delay

Deloris Frimpong Manso

Unlike some celebrities, Delay claims she is not enthused about displaying her wealth on social media.

According to the producer of the ‘Cocoa Brown’ television series and host of the ‘Delay Show,’ she has not achieved a lot in life but she has been blessed by God.

Speaking at iYES 2018 at the National Theatre on Wednesday, Delay noted that even though she is happy about her achievements, she would rather want to keep them from the public. “I am one of the most modest personalities in our industry. I don’t post my cars on social media. I don’t post this and that on social media but I can comfortably say that I’m blessed,” she said.

Talking about how good God has been to her, Delay said she has been able to buy two houses and also owns businesses.

She also recounted how difficult life was for her in her bid to get into the media.

According to her, she was staying with her auntie in Tema but was thrown out of the house because she had a misunderstanding with her auntie.

“Around 2003, I was staying with my auntie in Tema and I had a little argument with her and her husband thought I was a bit difficult to control so they threw me out of the house. I was 21. I had nowhere to go. I ended staying with sone friends at a mechanic shop in Tema Community 2,” she said.

Delay is popularly known for her biting questioning skills on the Delay Show.

She was the brain behind popular television series ‘Afia Schwarzenegger’ which shot into the limelight comedienne Afia Schwarzenegger.
 Source: Citinewsroom.com

I'm a big fan of Manifest - Sonnie Badu

Sonnie Badu

Ghanaian UK -based gospel icon Sonnie Badu has listed Ghanaian musicians pushing the Ghanaian Music Industry to the International Market.

In an interview with SVTV AFRICA, Sonnie Badu listed Lynx entertainment signees Kidie, King Promise and Kwami Eugene as promising young musicians.

"They have hoped unto the genre of music that would take them global that is love songs and it is getting them the attention they need even in Nigeria." he added

The Gospel icon furthered that some Gospel Musicians like Ohemaa Mercy, Joe Mettle and Cwesi Oteng are also pushing Ghanaian Music.

Sonnie Badu added that he is a big fan of Manifest and Sarkodie.

"I have a strong belief that in the next year or two Ghanaian Music would have a massive international platform and make massive impacts." the Okokroko singer disclosed.
 Source: svtvafrica.com

Sarkodie and Tracy Sarkcess were the best-dressed couple at Becca’s wedding

Sarkodie and Tracy Sarkcess pose for the camera at Becca’s wedding

There is no doubt Becca and Oluwatobi Sanni-Daniels’ wedding will be regarded as one of the biggest weddings of the year.

All the A-listers celebrities from musicians to actors and entrepreneurs attended the extravagant event.

One of Ghana’s adorable couple, Sarkodie, and Tracey, who tied the knots in July 2018 graced the occasion in style.

Marriage is a beautiful thing. Tracey is still glowing after her lavish wedding to the BET award-winning rapper, Michael Owusu Addo, popularly called Sarkodie.

Tracey wore a floor-length gown with a high slit showing off her flawless skin and high heels. The lace dress also features a V-shaped neck and long sleeve that covered her huge wedding ring.

She also always noted for wearing mild makeup and a simple hairstyle to compliment her look. Sarkodie was all suited up with matching shoes as he stood behind his gorgeous wife.
 Source: ghanacrusader.com

Court orders sale of former Miss Ghana Winner’s car

Benita Sena Golomeke

An Accra Commercial Court has ordered for the auction of a 4×4 cross-country vehicle belonging to Hon. Benita Sena Golomeke, a former National Democratic Congress (NDC) Member of Parliament (MP) Ledzokuku constituency to defray a debt she owes.

An advertisement in Monday’s edition of the state-owned Ghanaian Times Newspaper, indicates that she will no longer be the owner of her Nissan Patrol vehicle with registration number GR 8081-14.

Although information about the auction is scanty, this website can report that it is expected to take place on 30-08-2018 at The Mart Asylum. The auctioneer has been ordered to accept only cash per what has been put out in the advertisement.

Benita Sena Golomeke was the winner of Miss Ghana beauty pageant in the 1997 edition.
Source: Kasapafmonline.com

'Countryman Songo's doctorate degree is 'fake' – Accreditation Board

Countryman Songo was rewarded for his contribution to the Ghanaian media landscape

It, therefore, cautioned dignitaries who have been awarded by the said institution with the so-called honorary degrees to desist from using such titles to avoid exposing themselves to unnecessary embarrassment and ridicule.

Recent award

The Riches Theological College and Clergy Council recently awarded Adom TV’s Fire 4 Fire presenter, Patrick Osei Agyemang, popularly known as Country Man Songo a doctorate degree in humanity.

It also awarded Nana Yaa Brefo, also of Adom TV a doctorate in Journalism and Humanity.

However, a statement signed by the Executive Director of the NAB, Dr Kingsley Nyarko, said the institution is not mandated to give such awards.

Explaining further, the statement said, “This is one of such instances where some foreign institutions confer such honorary degrees, particularly doctorate degrees on prominent personalities with intent to legitimize and popularize the operations of the institutions in Ghana, and thereby seeking to attract unsuspecting students to enrol them.

“It must be made clear that universities and other tertiary education institutions which are unaccredited by the relevant authorities in their home countries cannot be authorized to award any degree - regular or honorary in Ghana,” the statement said.

Reminder

It reminded the public that the conferment of honorary degrees was the prerogative of degree awarding institutions so mandated.

“Therefore, non-governmental organizations, unaccredited institutions and accredited private tertiary institutions operating under the mentorship of chartered degree-awarding universities are not qualified by themselves to confer honorary degrees. Any such institutions that do so will be in contravention of Regulation 19 (1) of the Tertiary Institutions (Establishment and Accreditation) Regulation, 2010 (L.I. 1984) which states that:

“An accredited institution shall not issue certificates or award its own degrees, diplomas or honorary degree without a charter granted to it for that purpose by the President,” it said.

The NAB cautioned all distinguished personalities invited for such awards, to verify the accreditation status and degree-awarding powers of the institutions that seek to confer on them honorary degrees to avoid any embarrassing fallouts.

It said any “person/group that accepts any degree from this/such entity does so at the peril of being a subject of ridicule and contempt”.

The National Accreditation Board (NAB) says the Riches Theological College and Clergy Council has not been accredited to award any form of degree, be it regular or honorary in the country.

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