Popular posts from this blog
5 Reasons why KikiBees is the best Restaurant and Lounge Bar in Accra
By
BR3DA
-
Accra, Ghana's capital, has a lot of restaurants, pubs,night clubs and lounge bars..Being a cosmopolitan city, there are a lot of people here trading in a lot of businesses..After a hard days work, one may look for a place to relax with friends and family or even have to meet new people to expand their business...KiKiBees Restaurant and Lounge Bar is the best place to hang out with your family,friends or even business associates..Here are 5 reasons why; 1. The best of Local and continental foods; Looking for where to have the best of meals?,Both local and continental?, then KiKiBees is the place to be..With well trained chefs, they serve you with the best of delicious meals at affordable prices.. 2.The Finest Cocktail, Alcoholic and Non Alcoholic Bar; KiKiBees has got the best when it comes to drinks... Their international bar is stocked with the best of Foreign and Local Alcoholic beverages, as well as the best of wines, whiskey and Champagne from all the well k...
Sarkodie Does Not Understand Brand Equity – Okraku Mantey
By
BLACK LIVES MATTER
-
It was obvious that, music critic and famed producer, Mark Okraku Mantey, would definitely wade into the ensuing M.anifest – Sarkodie lyrical war – and he didn’t disappoint. As monitored by www.razzonline.com, Okraku Mantey rendered his opinion on the saga on Hitz FM, telling host, Andy Dosty that, Sardodie is a good rapper but does not understand brand equity. The producer was making reference to some lines in Sarkodie’s acclaimed diss song, ‘Kanta’. “The GTP line was a no go-area, you don’t do that. Sarkodie does not understand brand equity,” he said. He delved deeper in other lines he found awkward and out of place in the song. ” The afrocentric bit is another bad line. He is trying to tell us, that people who believe in afrocentrism do not have much , so, they depend on afrocentric stuff? With that line, he spoke against prominent personalities in Ghana who believe in the afrocentrism; Kwesi Twum, Dr. Mensah Otabil, Dr. Papa Kwesi Nduom and Spio Garbrah. Mark c...
YVONNE NELSON’S ‘HEELS AND SNEAKERS’ PREMIERES ON SATURDAY
By
BR3DA
-
Season three of ‘Heels and Sneakers‘ premieres this Saturday, September 2, 2017 on TV3. The Television series follows the lives of students on and off campus, relationship drama, fears, challenges,... Image Season three of ‘Heels and Sneakers‘ premieres this Saturday, September 2, 2017 on TV3. The Television series follows the lives of students on and off campus, relationship drama, fears, challenges, and a lot more. Yvonne Nelson, Adjetey Anang, Doris Sackitey, Regina Krave, Lerny Lomotey, Belinda Dzattah, Victoria Lebene and Ian Wordi are some members of the production. Efya’s ‘Until The Dawn‘ is the soundtrack for this season. The series is produced by Nelson’s YN Productions. Yvonne Nelson is a Ghanaian actress, model, film producer and an entrepreneur. She has starred in several movies including House of Gold (2013) and Any Other Monday. Nelson was born in Accra but she is a Fante whose hometown is in Cape Coast. She started her education at St. Martin De Porres Scho...

Comments
Post a Comment