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Charles Nii Armah Mensah popularly known in the music fraternity as Shatta Wale has thrashed Ghanaians supporting the fix the country campaign.  Fix the country campaign is an ongoing campaign on social media to create awareness and push our leaders for a better Ghana.  The country has been plundered into a state of economic woes where the rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer. Many youths are who complete school with good certifications but can’t gain jobs due to the set up of the system.  Yesterday, Mohammed Kaaka, a social media activist and a member of Ejura, a town in the Ashanti Region was attacked and killed by a mob after receiving several death threats that his awareness creation on social media about what is happening in Ejura is making the ruling party NPP unpopular in the region.  The initiator of fix the country agenda, Efia Odo has been called all sorts of names and many fingers has been pointed at her for starting this campaign. However, unlike others, she is one cel

  Andrea Owusu popularly known as Efia Odo has shed tears over the death of Mohammed Kaaka. Mohammed Kaaka, a member of Ejura in the Ashanti Region was a social media activist and a supporter of the Fix the country campaign - a campaign which aims to pressurize the leaders of Ghana to develop the country.  Mohammed Kaaka passed on in the early hours of today after being attacked by an angry mob at Ejura.  Mohammed Kaaka received several death threats that his activism was making the ruling party NPP unpopular among the people of Ejura. Despite this, Mohammed Kaaka stood firm and was still speaking about the problems in Ejura which led to his assassination.  Actress Efia Odo has added her voice to the incident and literally shed tears in a video she posted on her Facebook page.  The actress who also doubles as a television personality is the one who championed the fix the country agenda.  Earlier this week, she was arrested by the Ghana Police Service along with 14 other protesters for

 Valentintina Nana Agyeiwaa popularly known in the entertainment fraternity as Afia Schwarzenegger has descended heavily again on Twene Jonas and his family.   The media personality in an Instagram video could be heard calling Jonas and his family names. All hasn’t been well for the past week now as Afia Schwarzenegger threw subtle shots at Twene Jonas in a video she posted on Instagram. In the video, Afia was heard referring to someone living in America as homeless. Social media users were quick to link the shots at Twene Jonas since he’s the one who posts videos of himself walking on the streets in America.  Twene Jonas who is known for criticizing the government and firing them to fix the country was quick to make a live video in which he descended heavily on Afia Schwarzenegger.  In the video, the initiator of the popular catch phrase “glass nkoaaa” threw strong jabs at Afia Schwarzenegger calling her ugly among other things. He also warned Afia not to speak again and added that he

 Michael Joseph Jackson popularly known in the music fraternity as Michael Jackson contributed immensely to culture, singing, philanthropy and fashion. Arguably the best songster of all time, Michael Jacksons’ career spun over four decades.  From being a member of the Jackson Five to going solo, Michael Jackson solidified himself as one of the most prominent singers and dancers of the 20th Century.  Today, we delve into the life of Michael Jackson, his contribution to the music world as we mark exactly 12 years of his departure from this world.  Michael Jackson, the eight of ten children of the Jackson family was born in Gary, Indiana, near Chicago on August 29th 1958. Michael was born into a musical family as his dad Joseph Walter Jackson played guitar for a local rhythm and blue band and his mother Katherine Esther Jackson who aspired to be a country-and-western performer played the clarinet.  Michael Jackson made his professional debut in 1964 with his four brothers, Marlon Jackson,

  Ghana music has come a long way since it’s inception in the 1950’s where Higher life popularly known as High life was introduced.  Popular Ghanaian high life musicians include ET Mensah , Kofi Ghanaba, Daddy Lumba, Amakye Dede, among others. In the early 1990’s, Hip life became a new brand of music among Ghanaians. Hip life which was introduced by the Grand papa Reggie Rockstone is a blend of rap using the indigenous languages.  Reggie Rockstone released songs such as “Keep your eyes on the road, Ah, which featured KK Fosu, a song which quickly shot to prominence. During the early Hip life regime, artistes such as, Reggie Zippie, Bollie, Dunsin, Obour, Obrafour among others made their mark with the new introduction of the Ghanaian musical genre.  Fast forward to the 2010’s, musical acts such as, Sarkodie, Yaa Pono, Asem, Richie, among others stepped into the music scene to propel Hip life to the next level. In modern day Ghana, acts such as Sarkodie and Yaa Pono are still in the scen

 Andrea Owusu popularly known as Efia Odo has been picked up by the Ghana Police Service few moments ago.  The television personality over the months has been championing the fix the country agenda which is a way to pressurize the leaders in power to make the country a better place. Speculations have gone around that Efia Odo is politically affiliated to the opposition party NDC but none of these speculations have proven to be factual.  Few moments ago, the television personality who also doubles as an actress was seen being picked up by some personnel of the Ghana Police Service together with 14 other people.  What led to the arrest is a clear case of the culture of silence approach being used by the forces in power to oppress the voices of the youth. Efia Odo together with the 14 other people were seen in their nose masks adhering to the COVID-19 protocols as they were on the streets championing they fix the country agenda.  The police force however arrested them and sped off with th