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Wednesday, 18 December 2013

I HAVE CANCER - BIG BROTHER AFRICA WINNER KAREN REVEALS

Winner of the 2011 edition of the Big Brother Africa reality show, Karen Igho has revealed that she has cancer.

The Nigerian took to social networking site, Twitter Wednesday to make the disclosure but failed to specifically state the type of cancer she has.

She tweeted that: “I have cancer. Are you guys happy?????” and added that, "When I die .will you be happy then???".

Karen said she "Will be undergoing treatment soon", and added that, "Lord I commit my life into your hands".

Apparently this would not be the first time the reality TV star has gone public with issues relating to cancer.

She lamented that when she "told the world whole about my lumps and I get bullied every day for that.for been truthful.God in heaven will deal with all of [them] for me."

"Nigerians need to learn to appreciate their own.show your celebrities love instead of hate.other countries are watching you.#lionofAfrica. The way we worship other stars from other countries but look down on our own.love your own before you love others. U insult people for no reason then you call yourself a child of God.smh." she added.

PRINCE DAVID OSEI MADE BRAND AMBASSADOR

‘The Dead’ actor, Prince David Osei was last Saturday unveiled as a brand ambassador for a poverty reduction programme.

The programme dubbed ‘United Against Child Poverty’, is an initiative by the International Advisory Council and African Rights Initiative International.

Total Emancipation is a dinner fundraiser organised every year to raise support for children whose lives are affected by extreme poverty, low level of education and inadequate healthcare.

The programme provides the greatest opportunity for eminent professionals and entrepreneurs in Ghana and Africa, who are interested in Africa and its development, to discuss some of the major and sensitive issues affecting the pride and dignity of the African child.

The theme for this year’s humanitarian event is ‘Ending Child Poverty in Africa-The Role of the African’ and it is under the distinguished chairmanship of Alex Asiedu, chairman of Atlantic Trust Holding Limited (Ghana, Dubai and Hong Kong) with Dr. Kwabena Agyekum Addo, chairman of the KAMA Group as the Guest of Honour.

The event also commissioned three great personalities as Brand Ambassadors and Corporate Impact Ambassador respectively for the ‘United Against Child Poverty Campaign’ in Africa.

They included Prince David Osei, Laverne Carranza Naa Okailey Shooter (Miss World 2013-Second Runner-Up) and Mawuena Trebarh (Chief Executive Officer of Ghana Investment Promotion Centre).

I’M NOT RAISING FUNDS ON FACEBOOK – LYDIA FORSON

Award-winning actress Lydia Forson has announced to the general public that she is not raising funds on any social network.

The announcement follows claims that the she is raising funds on facebook with a new account bearing her name, images and information.

But the bubbly actress has cautioned individuals who have given or may be lured to give money to anybody on the platform to block that account.

“If I ever need to raise any money in the future for a project, people will hear about it first in the news and the account will bare my name or the name of the organization,” she told NEWS-ONE yesterday.

“Anyone who sends money to someone on Facebook posing as me does this at their own risk. People should do a little bit more research before they agree to send money to someone they have never met,” Lydia added.

MERCY JOHNSON IS GOOGLE’S MOST SEARCHED NOLLYWOOD CELEB FOR 2013

Every December Google releases its Zeitgeist list, highlighting the top trending searches all over the world over the previous year.

In Nigeria, top actress Mercy Johnson returned in the list again this year as Google’s Most Searched Nollywood Celeb, while the shocking deaths of music star Goldie Harvey and Paul Walker top the list.

Also making it on the list are Wizkid as the Most Searched Musician, Beverly Osu, Chelsea FC, Range Rover Sport, How to Kiss and What is Money.

PHOTOS: YVONNE NELSON, KOFI ADJORLOLO OTHERS ON SET

Yvonne Nelson, the actress is currently on set shooting a new movie with Kofi Adjorlolo, Jackie Appiah, Frank Artus, Cameroonian born American actress-Okawa Shaznay and Elikem. 


We are told the movie is an Abdul Salam’s work which is being directed by Frank Rajah. And these photos were taken on Monday at a location at Cantonment, Accra.

NANA AMA MCBROWN TO RELEASE HER 7TH SELF PRODUCED MOVIE ‘YELLOW CECE’ ON DECEMBER 23

Talented Ghanaian actress-Nana Ama McBrown has been busy at work, shooting and producing her 7th movie-Yellow Cece, which will hit the market on Monday-23rd, December, 2013.

Nana Ama McBrown has in the past successfully produced hit movies like Alicia, ‘Diee Adie Wono’ and ‘Asofo Awarie’, featuring the likes of Lil Win, Jackie Appiah and Kofi Adjorlolo in her productions.

In order to make the Christmas a special one for her fans, the fans of Lil Win, Kofi Adjorlolo and Ghanaian Movie lovers in general, Nana Ama McBrown has tackled one of the most crucial issues in our societies in her latest movie-Yellow Cece…

In Yellow Cece, a young obstinate village girl-Cecelia, who had no respect for education stole from her mother and escaped to the city, in search for greener pastures—leaving behind her education, family and boyfriend-Lil Win.


In the city, she went through hell each day so to make it to the next, joining a gang of street girls who introduced her to smoking and a debauched lifestyle.

Then, Cecilia landed a job as a house help whose madam’s husband-Kofi Adjorlolo genuinely wanted to help her fix her life. But that was not enough for her, so she did something shocking.

With Cecilia in love with someone else, Kofi Adjorlolo deeply in love with her and Lil Win having come to the city to find his old village girlfriend, the story gets complicated and extremely funny.
 

NIGERIAN MOVIE STAR JIM IYKE IN A FIGHT AT EAST LEGON

Nigerian movie star Jim Iyke was involved in a brawl yesterday, at the Crave Café at Adjiringanor, East legon in Accra.

According to an eyewitness account, some people were eating at the café, at about 5pm when a stout-looking gentleman in a black Range Rover with a Nigerian number plate, came to the café.

Jim Iyke also arrived about 20 minutes later in his Sports Chevy with a Nigerian number plate, and engaged the man in a heated argument over $10,000 which later turned into a nasty brawl on the street.

The eyewitness further explained that it became difficult for those around to separate the two, and at a point, Jim Iyke wanted to get into his car to pull out something which was suspected to be a gun, but he was prevented by those at the café.

The other man left but returned shortly with two policemen, one in mufti and other in uniform who arrested Jim Iyke and took him away.

But the eyewitness told The Ghanaian Times newspaper that barely 20 minutes later, the actor resurfaced at the venue, which created the impression the case had been ‘settled’ by the two policemen.

The Legon Police Commander in a telephone conversation, with The Ghanaian Times said, the men he dispatched to the venue had information of the scuffle, but those at the scene were reluctant to give the police indepth account of what actually transpired, and so they were unable to bring the two men to the police station.