Happenings In Gold Coast

It looks like there's something about motherhood that changes everything. Our first child is four years now and the second is almost three years. My wife's sister lives with us now and helps take care of the children and also does almost everything in the house. I'm four years older than her but she looks like my senior sister. She cared about her appearance and what others thought about the way she looked. Those days, she didn't have to ask me about the way she looked. Immediately she's done dressing, I will tell her, "You look beautiful." Then she'll respond, "You don't have to tell me. Beauty is in my blood." Nowadays, she'll put on just anything to cover her nakedness. Maybe she's not proud of herself when she looks in the mirror so she'll avoid the mirror and instead come and ask me, "Nii, how do I look?". I'm not saying all these to look for an excuse to cheat or be with someone else, no. She doesn't care that we don't do it like we used to. She had stopped caring about everything she once paid attention to and recently I asked myself the question I never thought I would ask myself, "Should I walk away?". One night I decided to pick a harmless fight with her and use the opportunity to look into her eyes and talk about things. In the morning I asked, "So you chose sleeping on the couch over brushing your teeth? Your own teeth?" She answered, "Like you rightly said, It's my own teeth plus I was feeling sleepy.” What should a man do to get his woman to care about her own self and care about the health of their marriage? Maybe I'm being superficial. You look at it, it's a problem to me and I wish she could do something about it. Source | Summary

According to Rose, a 'yooyi' seller at Lapaz the fruit can cure headache as well as sexual weakness. Speaking to SVTV Africa, Rose disclosed that if a man is sexually weak, all they need is velvet tamarind. The fruit can make one calm and cure severe headaches as well. "If you have catarrh you can soak them in water and drink. It is like vitamin C. Moreover, when a man is sexually weak, it can cure that as well," she told DJ Nyaami. Let's check out some of the scientifically proven health benefits of velvet tamarind. Source | Summary

According to the singer, the move was aimed at increasing his depth of knowledge about the Bible. "I did it because I felt I need more knowledge into the bible," he said. The "Yahweh" hitmaker believes that this would aid his music and preaching ministry to touch more lives. Interestingly, Jeshrun in the middle of the programme released his Healing Stream album last year. As part of his music ministry is the Jeshrun Okyere Global Outreach, which has been running for more than a decade. JOGO over the years has helped a lot of youth battling addiction and also touched the lives of many downtrodden in the country. Source | Summary

Teye Kitcher was a long-time journalist working with Rawlings. Concerned that the idea that the corporation no longer exists might mean that the country may have lost a chunk of its history, stored in video format. He has therefore called for whoever was behind the sale of the institution to bow his or her head in shame. Teye Kitcher, who worked with the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation, was narrating his experiences working with Rawlings to journalist Solomon Mensah for his YouTube channel, Aniwaba, and monitored by GhanaWeb. Having been posted to the Castle as a correspondent in 1982, he shared how disappointed he was knowing that the institution responsible for archiving official videos of the country was no longer in existence. Even more, he was concerned that since the GBC lost most of its videos from a fire that engulfed part of the corporation in the 1980s, Ghana Films should be available to fill that void. If not, he stated, it is a catastrophic low point for Ghana. "Somewhere in the 1980s, GBC lost a chunk of its data in a fire. That day, I wept because there were certain films that we had with the late President Rawlings in the Afram Plains when one night, we had a visitor at night – a huge snake. All those things got lost in that fire.” "During our time, it was only the state-owned media covering the presidency; there were no private media houses. It was just us: GBC, GNA, Times, Graphic, Ghana Films Industry, and the Information Services Department.” "Ghana Films had to come back and put together what we call a newsreel. They started doing that thing right from the colonial days before Kwame Nkrumah's time. I don't know where they are now but if they are not around, they might have lost a chunk of our history. We need to find out where they are.” "I know the BBC has some of those archives but after Ghana became Ghana, the Ghana Films Industry Corporation, as set up by Kwame Nkrumah, also had newsreels. As to where they are after the sale of the Ghana Films Industry Corporation, I don't know but if it is with someone, then it means that when we want a chunk of our history, then we need to go and pay.” "And I think that whoever took the decision to either give that thing out or watch it get destroyed by the weather and co, has done a great disservice to this country. That person must be ashamed of himself," he said plainly. Source | Summary

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It has turned TikTok and Twitter to the official digital and modern-day red light district. If today is the first time you're hearing about the #silhouettechallenge, then you need to check it out for a quick crash course. Moving on, a lot of people have joined the challenge and one person who is feeling left out is Akuapem Poloo. She shared a video telling all of her fans that she has seen people get freaky and that very soon she will be releasing her own "Still Hot" challenge. Apparently, the actress couldn't pronounce correctly, "Silhouette". Her video was funny and Pappy Kojo turned it into one of those TikTok voiceover videos. Source | Summary