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If by now you are not familiar with the ongoing debate over whether gospel singer Brother Sammy had an accident three weeks ago or not, then here's some gist.
About three weeks ago, Brother Sammy allegedly had an accident which he thankfully survived and was back on his feet a few days later. After his ordeal, the singer decided to hold a thanksgiving service at Bantama Assemblies of God church to thank God for his life.
However, when the flyers\ posters of the event were released, FIPAG PRO Michael Ola claimed that the supposed accident might have been a publicity stunt, his reason being that the picturer that were released after the accident looked different from the one on the flyers.
This led to Brother Sammy calling out and raining curses on the FIPAG PRO during a live worship session on a radio station here in Kumasi which went viral.
The PRO of Brother Sammy, Romeo on saturday in an interview narrated that, 'the accident happened around 2pm when they were on their way to perform at Sefwi. He continued that there were four people in the car including the singer who was driving and that after the accident, he called Selina Boateng who was about a minute's drive away and they came to take him and Brother Sammy who was unconscious to the hospital. He also showed the panel members Xrays of his broken arm which he sustained in the accident' and also said that the gospel singer regained consciousness around 8pm'.
In another recent interview with Luv fm's Austine Woode, Mystikal, a radio presenter at Liberty fm in Sefwi who sat in for the regular host of their entertainment show revealed that, he was interviewing Selina Boateng live in the studio when he got the news of Brother Sammy's accident. He also claimed that before the show ended at 4pm, Brother Sammy came into the studio for an interview and he didn't see any wounds or cuts neither did he see any bandages on him.
Though certain pieces of this story don't fit well, the summary of the whole saga is that yes there was an accident, but then it may have been overly exaggerated.
But honestly, there are no minor car accidents and the singer was not wrong in wanting to Thank God for his life.
Ever since the release of Shatta Wale's 'Biegya' song the controversies just keep coming. First was a sort of beef between one of his people and rapper Chris Waddle who also released a song with the same tittle around the same time.
The latest one came when he released the video of this same song. Social media went ablaze as photos of Shatta wale wearing a fake adidas cardigan circulated and he was bashed without mercy.
Shatta Wale has however snapped back at his critics saying that life is all about being smart. Here's what he wrote:
'We do these things for people to know. Life is all about being smart and smartness is success..Victory comes when you have accomplished that mission and executed well..We dont just do music..This is what we call showbizness..
Shatta Wale – Bie Gya (Official Video)'
It's only the smart minded and business people who will know what I am about in this game…I love these critics..they just bring me money
It seems that 'Afia Yakubu' actress Benedicta Gafah can slay pretty much any outfit. The actress who won 'Best Actress' at the recent Kumawood Akoben Festival wore this white outfit to the Mercedes benz bokeh international film and fashion festival. Did she rock it?
The award winning singer finally shared photos of her baby boy Remington Alexander who was born on the 12th of this month. Remington Alexander is the singer's 2nd child, 1 year old River is the first.
'Best in me' singer Efya wore this outfit to the launch of her debut album 'Janesis'. Did she rock it or wreck it?
Hollywood actor of Ghanaian descent Boris Kodjoe lost his dad Dr. Eric Ofuatey Kodjoe early this morning at age 78. The 43 year old actor and father took to social media to pay a heartwarming tribute to his deceased dad. He wrote:
"I miss you already. Trying to numb the voices of all the should-haves and could-haves because they don't matter now. I asked God to make your journey peaceful and joyous. No more pain, no more regrets and guilt. I forgive you, Dad. I love you, and I will honor and remember you for ever. Thank you for the time we spent and thank you for being a great Opa to Sophie and Nico. They have memories for a lifetime. Know that you are loved eternally. Now be free and your Soul full of Joy. Dr Eric Ofuatey Kodjoe (30.12.38 - 21.4.16)"