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MUSIC HAS REALLY HELPED ME  BUT I WASTED 90% OF IT - OFORI AMPONSAH Breaking silence on the habitual perception that Music business in Ghana now is paying better of than before, Samuel Ofori Amponsah, a veteran Ghanaian  musician thinks otherwise. He believes that music in the past centuries equally paid just that most musicians then mismanaged their wealth. Using himself as an example, on the ayekoo drive with Dj Advicer on happy 98.9fm last wednesday thus September 25th,2019. He said, " Even though, there are better plaforms now to aid musicians, I believed that we equally made enough just that I misused my income. I was spending at the clubs unneccessarily with friends, completing some individuals abandoned buildings and any other useless things you could think of even though I did not womanize" he added. Source: SmartNewsGh1.blogspot.com

‘Do What Really Makes You Happy; Don’t Mind Your Critics’ – Moesha Boduong To Ghanaians One of Ghana’s physically endowed social media personalities, Moesha Boduong in a recent social media post on Instagram has responded to allegations that she was now a ‘stripper’. Moesha was seen in a viral video exhibiting some weird moves on a dance pole which made many Ghanaians to conclude she is a ‘stripper’. However, the Ghanaian actress has come out to respond to these claims showing how she is not bothered about the opinion of others. She took to her Instagram page to advise her fans not to pay attention to critics but rather focus on what makes them happy. She wrote; “Do your thing. Do it unapologetically. Don’t be discouraged by criticism. You probably already know what they are going to say. Pay no mind to the fear of failure, its far more valuable than success. Take ownership, take chances and have fun. And no matter what don’t ever stop doing your thing!”

I WILL WELCOME AN OPPORTUNITY TO COACH THE BLACKSTARS AGAIN Former Black Stars Coach Avram Grant says he will welcome an opportunity to manage the senior national team again. “I really miss Ghana and I want to re-unite with Ghana again if I am given the opportunity. I have so many memories about Ghana and I must say that Kwesi Nyantakyi did extremely well as the President of the Ghana Football Association but it’s quite unfortunate,” he said in an interview. He added that “there is too much politics in the game which I don’t want to talk about or involve himself. I love Ghana and ready to come back again”. On February 28, 2017, The Ghana Football Association released a statement saying the FA and Mr Grant have gone into a mutual agreement to end the contract upon its expiry. The former Chelsea manager took over from current coach Kwesi Appiah in November 2014 following Ghana’s disappointing World Cup which included poor performances on and off the pitch. Following Avram’s