Author: Yeboah Gilbert

According to reliable information, former host of the Nhyira 104.5 FM morning show, Nana Kwadwo Jantuah, who officially announced his resignation earlier today, is set to take up a new challenge as the morning show host for Kumasi’s newest frequency, Ahenfie 106.1 FM, beginning in 2026. The outspoken broadcaster, widely regarded as one of Ghana’s finest morning show personalities, is known for his bold, no-nonsense approach and his fearless commentary on national issues. Nana Jantuah has earned a solid reputation for speaking truth to power without fear or favour, a quality that has made him a household name across the…

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Nhyira FM’s outspoken morning show host, Nana Kwadwo Jantuah, has announced his abrupt exit from the Kumasi-based station, bringing an end to a five-year chapter marked by hard work, controversy, loyalty, and unshaken conviction. In a heartfelt Facebook post sighted by Lordmajestimidea in the early hours of Wednesday , 3rd December 2025, Jantuah revealed that his departure was by mutual agreement with Multimedia management—though they had wished he would stay. According to him, “my job there is done.” The seasoned broadcaster, known for his fearless on-air persona and activist-leaning commentary, described his journey as one filled with “love, hate, misunderstandings,…

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In a momentous and dignified traditional event, Appiah Fosuhene Gyeabour was officially enstooled as the Abontendomhene on Thursday, 27th November 2025, at exactly 1:30 p.m. The ceremony took place at BL574 Plover Street, AH-0981-9815, drawing elders, royals, community members, and well-wishers who gathered to witness history and celebrate a leader whose character commands both respect and admiration. Clad entirely in black, in accordance with the prescribed dress code, attendees highlighted the solemnity and cultural weight of the occasion. The atmosphere was rich with tradition, rituals, symbolism, drumming, and the rhythmic pulse of heritage that underscored the importance of the Abontendomhene’s…

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Ghanaian veteran actor Fred Nii Amugi has been honoured with a prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at the just-ended Sotigui Awards held in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. The award recognises Amugi’s exceptional contribution to African cinema and his decades-long service to the Ghanaian film industry. The Sotigui Awards, one of Africa’s most respected film honours, acknowledges outstanding actors across the continent and the diaspora. Organisers of the event praised him as one of the continent’s most respected screen icons, whose work has helped elevate African storytelling on the global stage. Fred Amugi, who began his acting career in the 1970s, rose to…

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The Tafo community will host one of the most anticipated worship gatherings of the year as the 2025 “Revival Come” Worship Encounter comes off on 30 November 2025 at the Gospel Centre Assemblies of God at 3pm . The event is expected to attract hundreds of believers, families, and worship enthusiasts seeking a night of spiritual renewal, deep worship, and divine visitation. Rooted in the theme inspired by Joel 2:28, the programme seeks to stir revival, ignite faith, and usher the community into an atmosphere where lives are refreshed and destinies transformed. Organizers describe the event as a night of…

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The Tafo community will host one of the most anticipated worship gatherings of the year as the 2025 “Revival Come” Worship Encounter comes off on 30 November 2025 at the Gospel Centre Assemblies of God at 3pm . The event is expected to attract hundreds of believers, families, and worship enthusiasts seeking a night of spiritual renewal, deep worship, and divine visitation. Rooted in the theme inspired by Joel 2:28, the programme seeks to stir revival, ignite faith, and usher the community into an atmosphere where lives are refreshed and destinies transformed. Organizers describe the event as a night of…

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The news of Asempa FM’s political talk show host, Kojo Asare Baffour Acheampong—popularly known as KABA—passing away struck the nation like a storm. Eight years ago, on 17th November 2017, Ghana lost one of its finest political broadcasters when KABA died at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital at age 37, following a short illness. In June of that same year, KABA had tied the knot with Valentina, a presenter at Class FM. Tragically, he passed away just five months after their wedding, leaving behind a seven-month-old baby. KABA joined the Multimedia Group Limited in 2009. He first served as a…

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Member of Parliament for Manhyia North, Akwasi Konadu, has donated 200 dual desks to selected basic schools in the constituency as part of efforts to enhance teaching and learning. The intervention follows the MP’s recent tour of schools in the area, during which he identified a critical shortage of furniture affecting both pupils and teachers. The beneficiary schools include Buokrom Block B JHS, Buokrom Block B Primary, Mamul JHS and Primary, Buokrom Block A Primary, Buokrom Estate Basic JHS and Primary, Buokrom Methodist JHS and Primary, Dawul JHS and Primary, and Moshie Zongo JHS. Although Mr Konadu was attending to…

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Ofosuhene Prince , a prominent actor in Ghana’s entertainment circle , has proclaimed Dr. Likee as his all-time favorite actor. This endorsement comes as no surprise, given Dr. Likee’s impressive trajectory in the entertainment industry. With a career spanning over a decade, Dr. Likee has established himself as a versatile actor, comedian, and brand ambassador, captivating audiences with his unique style and humor. Over the years, he has appeared in over 200 films and 500 skits, showcasing his range and dedication to his craft. “Dr. Likee’s impact on Ghana’s entertainment industry extends beyond his on-screen performances. He has been credited…

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The High Court in Kumasi has granted approval for the final funeral rites of legendary Ghanaian musician Charles Kwadwo Fosu, popularly known as Daddy Lumba, to proceed as scheduled in December 2025. This follows the court’s dismissal of an interlocutory injunction application filed by Akosua Serwaa, the musician’s wife, seeking to restrain the family from organizing the funeral until certain matters were resolved. In her ruling, Justice Dorinda Smith Arthur held that, under Ghanaian customary law, authority over a deceased person’s remains lies entirely with the family. She stated that halting the funeral would not serve the interest of either…

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