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Sincerely, If this year’s Rapperholic closes anytime after 1am, it would be my last.
Rapperholic is 25th. I want to be able to use my 26th for something else.
Hollywood won’t guilt trip its fans for support. It engineers the support strategically.
Granted, the local industry has its challenges but this approach is tiring. Produce great movies and execute great marketing plans. Simple.
“Support us like you support Avengers from Hollywood” – Yvonne Okoro pushes Ghanaians to support her and other colleagues in the industry for the upcoming movie Agency for the Dead, directed by Shirley Frimpong-Manso.
#OnuaShowTime
Senior, you fit start dey sing then capitalise on the opportunity o anaa?
Replying to @SIKAENA1
How? Asake sold it less than a month after the announcement. Of course, we will be happy; in fact, it might bring tears to our eyes. But let's be honest: Sark messed up big time. Back in 2009 and 2010, he missed significant opportunities because of "pride and ego" or perhaps poor strategy.
Around that same time, Sark was gaining recognition in America and other parts of the world during the era of artists like Niki, Lil Wayne, and Busta Rhymes. Sark's name was on the lips of these musicians, making him one of the few African artists they knew. Instead of taking advantage of this opportunity by visiting shows, freestyle battling, and making his mark, he is waiting for them to come to him for features. He didn’t capitalize on the moment when comparisons between him and Busta Rhymes were being whispered in America. He should have engaged in battles and appeared on podcasts, as freestyle rap battles were the trend at the time.
What Sark failed to do is exactly what Asake is achieving now. By this point, Sark could have established a permanent presence among American artists since he was on fire back then.
I don't care who Diss me but deep Sark himself knows! He messed up!
Massa nah story ben nie? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Replying to @AmeyawDebrah
Many of you do not understand the point she is trying to make. If you buy a bag that cost over 25,000 for 300 and then walk into an office where you prob need a job or something very important from, seeing you with that bag not knowing whether it’s fake may cost you.
I respect his dedication and I really hope he took a flight there. If not, adey beg am waaaa make he noe try am again.
we dey beg am
Arathejay performed at @manifestive "Nowhere cool at 10" in Accra at 8pm and rushed to rapperholic in kumasi at around 10pm to support @sarkodie 👏
Respect us chale 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This man from Kumasi sold all he had and gave it to a connection man so he could travel abroad.
On the same date, the connection man sat in a bus with him to Accra and took him to Kotoka Airport and to Domestic flights.
Ladies and gentlemen, the man was put back in a plane to Kumasi😂he had no idea he was going back to Kumasi, he thought it was Italy.
When the plane landed he told the woman sitting next to him “Na saa Italy koraa Ekwan nwa saa"😭
Admonished him? this is a criminal matter o capo.
Replying to @sammtuga77
No where did the MCE or the Kumasi Mayor reveal attempting to shield him
Both explained when they got the notice of the misconduct, and indicated inviting him.
The mayor noted he admonished him and asked the Snr House mistress to ensure no ladies go to his bungalow..
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Defilement is just 15yrs?
The mere fact that his DNA didn’t match with the child in your instant example doesn’t automatically mean he couldn’t or didn’t defile the girl. If the prosecution built their case around the pregnancy and the paternity results proved otherwise, the whole case of the prosecution will crumble.
Not every sexual act results in pregnancy, and not every act of defilement results in childbirth. Your wife not being pregnant for you doesn’t always mean you’ve not had sex with her. Dont choose simplicity over logic and common sense.
Interdicting officials or asking them to step aside is not a conviction; it is an ethical response. It is about respecting the plight of the abused, protecting the integrity of investigations, and sending a clear message that you will not stand with the oppressor at the expense of the vulnerable.
Presumption of innocence doesn’t overlap or sidestep our ethical and moral responses to issues, so far as they are performed within the framework of the law.
But come to think of it, must you defend everything? Be sensitive for once!! We must be humans first even in our attempt to defend our political allegiance.

























