Happenings In Gold Coast

Business mogul Nana Bediako Chedda aka Freedom Jacob Ceasar, has taken fans through how is day goes as a millionaire with a number of business and as a family man. Nana Bediako is undoubtedly one of the richest men in Africa with a fleet of luxurious cars and mansions across the world. Chedda as he is often called, is mainly into real estates and owns a number of plush buildings in the country including his recent in one Osu called 'Kwarleyz'. In an interview with Serwaa Amihere on GHOne, Nana Bediako Cheddar opened up on how his day goes. He said, he wakes up in the morning, goes to the gym, leaves for work where he manages about 4 to 5 companies under one group and comes back home around 7pm to spend time with his family. Source | Summary

Italian based Ghanaian rapper Pappy Kojo has smoked the peace pipe with Keche after realizing the annual net worth of Keche Andrew's wife. Yesterday, 10th March, 2020 it was revealed that Madam Joan, wife of Keche Andrew makes about $700 million every year mainly through her gold business. The news was shocking as some were in doubt but rapper Pappy Kojo is definitely not one of the few who doubted this. Pappy Kojo who has been in a mild beef with the Keche group squashed the beef upon hearing this news, as he tweeted at Keche asking them to forget about the beef. Source | Summary

Controversial self acclaimed pastor and marriage counselor, Cyril George Carstensen Lutterodt has called on Christians to make sure their Pastors are well taken care of during this global pandemic era. According to counselor Lutterodt, it is the duty of Christians to provide the needs of their pastors. "It is not by force but I am reminding you of what your duty is, have you given anything to the man of God who intercedes on your behalf?" he shared in a Good Friday message posted on his YouTube channel. While advising individuals criticizing pastors and churches for not providing food and other relief items for their members during the lockdown period, Counselor Luterrodt bemoaned that the duty of the pastors is to feed their members with the word of God and not food. "Are you taking care of the servant of God? You are only insulting, we'll see true pastors, we are competing, how many people has he fed? The duty of a man of God is not to feed you with bread and water and wine." He added. Source | Summary

Highlife singer Kumi Guitar is not impressed with what Nana Akufo Addo has done far in dealing with the coronavirus. The Zylofon Media signee said despite the laudable policies of the President such as absorbing 3-months bills of water and electricity, he still has to better. Kumi Guitar told Graphic Showbiz that the country's systems were not flexible enough to support its citizens. "Even though the government is doing its best, I think more can be done. Some people can't stay indoors because they don't have anything to eat.” "Just a segment of the country's population is under the lockdown and government should be able to cater for those who couldn't stock up on food.” "The ministers are still enjoying their incentives and they tell us there is no money. They can temporarily sacrifice their incentives to support the system," he said. Kumi Guitar mentioned markets as one of the problematic areas considering their structure and pleaded with government to do something about it. "Our market system is bad so in times like this, it's difficult to stop certain things.” "If there are state owned malls in all the regions which sell all kinds of foodstuff, they will be able to control the situation.” "If the mall is state owned, there will be nothing like hikes in the prices of foodstuff unless the government says so.” Source | Summary

Ghanaian musician and alleged father of Shatta Wale's son Majesty has joined the 'lockdown' beef with Yaa Pono described the rapper as a fake artist and hypocrite. According to Ara B, he has been friends with Yaa Pono for years but Ponobiom is asking for money before he shoots a music video for a song he recently did with him. He took to social media to register his displeasure on how Yaa Pono of late is treating him, voicing out deep secrets between them. Source | Summary

Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi has said Ghana Jollof is his favourite food. We admit the player never compared Ghana Jollof to what is prepared in other West African countries but since this debate has been ongoing for some time as to which country prepares the best Jollof, it's worth noting that Ghanaians will take delight in this. Jollof rice, or Jollof, also known as benachin in Wolof, is a one-pot rice dish popular in many West African countries such as Ghana, Gambia, Senegal, Cameroon, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Côte d'Ivoire, Liberia, Togo and Mali. It is also called 'reddish one-pot dish' and varies in these countries. Maybe Odoi opted for Ghana Jollof because his father is a Ghanaian; just maybe! Source | Summary