An embarrassing incident has occurred as a popular Ghanaian TV station unintentionally aired adult content during a live broadcast.   During the airing of the relationship and sex talk show, DUVET, GHOne TV mistakenly showed explicit content at a time when President Akufo-Addo was addressing the nation about the COVID-19 pandemic.     Shortly after the incident, Nana Aba Anamoah, the Acting General Manager of GHOne TV, issued an apology to the Ghanaian public for the airing of the explicit video on their late-night program, Duvet.     In a statement released on Twitter, she expressed, 'GHOne TV wishes to sincerely apologise to its cherished viewers for the regrettable turn of events during your favorite late-night program, DUVET, a few hours ago. Despite the show being X-rated, w...

Dr. Uchechukwu Ogah, the Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development, has refuted allegations of accepting gratification before providing assistance to job seekers. In a statement issued by his media aide, Chijioke Udeogu, the Minister dismissed the accusation as a propaganda tactic devised by discontented individuals with the aim of tarnishing his hard-earned reputation to gain cheap political advantages. The statement, in part, reads; “The general public is hereby notified that the Hon Minister of State Mines and Steel Development, Dr. Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah, OON, FCA, does not, directly or by proxy, ask for money or any gratification whatsoever before he offers assistance to job seekers to secure employment or appointment. ...

In response to state governors' decision to lift the ban on public gatherings for Easter celebrations, Banky W has questioned the move.   Amid measures to curb the spread of Coronavirus, some state governors have lifted the ban on public gatherings to allow Christians to celebrate Easter.   Expressing his skepticism, Banky W took to Twitter to ponder whether the virus would also take a break for the Easter holiday. In his tweet, BankyW wrote: "So for the State Governments that have suspended isolation & social distancing for Easter... do they have an agreement with the Corona virus that it will also go on Easter break as well? These our "leaders" sha. Kai."  

Singer Banky W has raised questions for state governors who have decided to lift the ban on public gatherings in their states to allow for Easter celebrations this weekend.   Despite having previously enforced bans on public gatherings as part of measures to control the spread of Coronavirus, some state governors have now lifted the ban to accommodate Easter celebrations for Christians.   Banky W expressed his wonder at the possibility of the virus also taking a break for the Easter holiday. He took to his Twitter handle to state: So for the State Governments that have suspended isolation & social distancing for Easter... do they have an agreement with the Corona virus that it will also go on Easter break as well? These our "leaders" sha. Kai.'' he wrote''  

The electricity bills for all citizens in Ghana will see a 50% reduction, as announced by President Nana Akufo-Addo in response to the Coronavirus pandemic.   This decision follows closely after the President's declaration of free water supply for all Ghanaian citizens during this challenging period.  

During the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo has declared a 50% reduction in electricity bills for all citizens.   This decision follows the President's recent announcement of free water supply for all Ghanaians in response to the pandemic.  

Comments made by Juliet Ibrahim and IK Ogbonna on singer Tory Lanez's Instagram Live video have caused a stir on Twitter.   Tory Lanez hosted an Instagram Live video with several women twerking, drawing a large audience.   Among the viewers were actors IK Ogbonna and Juliet Ibrahim.   However, their comments during the live broadcast have angered Nigerians and led to widespread outrage on Twitter.     IK Ogbonna was criticized for repeatedly leaving Nigerian flag emojis in the comments section, with accusations that he was seeking attention and obstructing the view of the twerking women.     Juliet Ibrahim faced backlash for her comments, particularly for calling Africans beggars and disrespecting the continent.   She posted multiple comments during the Instagr...