Babie of TV3 ‘Hot Gossip’ Goofs On TV

In an era where information is easily accessed via the internet and with the aid of social media, it is very imperative for media personalities to equip themselves with the right information through proper research before airing their shows and not just put out any uninformed news. Although I’m not so much a fan of ‘Hot Gossip’ on TV3, I took pains to watch the programme this Saturday, October 27 and to my utmost surprise, the host congratulated winners of Ghana DJ Awards and called it a “great event”; an event which was not held and postponed due to technical hitches, according to organizers of the event. In as much others would want to save her head because the show was pre-recorded, the question that comes to mind is, “Couldn’t the show have been edited as the they had well over 12 hours on their hands before airing the show on Saturday?” Some of these practices therefore leave me to wonder if one can trust the ‘Hot Gossip’ anchor and her team to give us the right information.

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PHOTOS: Coded of 4X4's Engagement Ceremony

Edem Avornyo known in the music circles as Coded (formerly Abortion) who is a member of the award-winning Hiplife trio, 4×4 on Saturday got engaged to beautiful Mama Afua.
Peacefmonline.com gathers that Coded and Maame Afua have been dating for the past seven years and has now decided to make their official. According to our sources Coded’s wife, Maame Afua Agyeiwaa Opare, is a senior conference and banqueting supervisor at Alisa Hotel and she is related to the owner of the hotel.
Present at the traditional wedding which took place at Labone in Accra were; Actors Majid Michel, John Dumelo, Producer Appietus, 5five, Nana Boroo of “Aha yede” fame, Edem, VIP, comedian Funny Face, Phred Nuamah, other two members of the group-Fresh Prince and Captain Planet and many other celebrities.
The traditional engagement ceremony took place in Accra in the early hours of Saturday. The wedding is expected to take place next month. Peacefmonline.com has managed to get a few shots from the brief traditional ceremony.

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Nadia Buari Goes Wild In Abuja

Nadia Buari, the Ghanaian multi-talented actress who imprinted her presence in people’s hearts for her sensational role in ‘Beyonce’ is a drop-dead gorgeous whose beautiful façade and happy demeanour is well known.
To imagine that charming, smiling face actress going livid with anger is almost as alien as seeing a lark busting into tears but the sexy mulatto did nearly got out of turn last week in Abuja when a cab driver reportedly played a fast one on her.
The story has it that the said cab driver, seeing that Nadia is a Johnny-just-come, tried to gyp her by inflating fares exorbitantly, not knowing that the actress, as foreign as she looks, knows her way around the capital city. An argument is said to have ensued between the two over what should be a fair fare for the journey.
“Early morning temptation-this cab driver wanted to dupe me and not so much about the money, but it’s just the principle and then he yelled and insulted me when I declined”, Nadia later confirmed the incidence on her twitter account.
“Honest to God I felt like grappling and beating the shit out of him (if I could), because instead of him to be bucolic about it, he was rather yelling at me. Just had to keep my cool and ignore him, because in the end he wasn’t worth my fury. Dear God, thank you for the spirit of stoicism, because I would have hurt him” she added.




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CONGRATS: Actress Beverly Afaglo & Eugene ‘Praye Honehoe’

Reliable information has it that, Actress Beverly Afaglo and her husband Eugene Baah aka Praye Ho Ne Ho have been blessed with a cute baby girl.

The two got married on Saturday April 14, 2012 at the Action Chapel in Tema, Ghana…

We say Congrats to the couple and welcome ‘Violyn Bless Ayebea Boadu Baah’ to our beautiful world.
 

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T.B Joshua Helped Me Quit Smoking - Actress

Popular Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has sensationally revealed that the sudden end to her smoking addiction came through the prayers of Pastor T.B. Joshua via his Christian station Emmanuel TV.

Dikeh, who rose to fame after becoming the runner up in the Nigerian reality show, ‘The Next Movie Star’ in 2006, had garnered a controversial reputation in Nollywood for being a heavy smoker. According to Dikeh, she started chain-smoking at the age of 13 and there seemed no signs of the habit waning.

When questioned about her smoking in an interview with Nigeria’s Nation Newspaper early last year, the Rivers State born star said, “If I want to smoke, I handle a stick of cigarette and I smoke it hard. It is my life I can decide to smoke myself to hell. It’s nobody’s business.”

The habit recently led to a serious clash between her and Ghanaian actor Van Vicker when he bitterly complained at her smoking on set, culminating in a heavy exchange of words. When probed in September 2011 about the health implications of her habit, the care-free actress retorted, “My smoking habit doesn’t affect your life in anyway. If I die tomorrow, you’re not going to bury me. My father has the money to bury me. So, why are they talking about it?”

However, there was a sudden twist in the tale in May 2012 when, seemingly out of the blue, Tonto tweeted to her over 80,000 followers on Twitter, ‘I’ve good news for those who wish me well. Its silly good news but ya’ll going to love this. I quit smoking!’ Although the announcement was met with almost unanimous approval from her fans, speculation was rife as to what caused her sudden decision, many doubting whether it would actually last. But in an online article published this week, the sultry actress shed light on the spiritual element to her quitting in an interview with Nigerian entertainment magazine, ‘E24-7’.

“I didn’t quit smoking by myself,” she explained to Biodun Kupoluyi. “I was watching a program on TV with Prophet T.B. Joshua and he was laying hands on people and praying for them. I love to watch his programs on Emmanuel TV. When he was praying, he said, ‘Lay your hands on the TV’ and I just laid my hands that day. I actually needed something else from God, not to quit smoking because I loved smoking! However, after praying I sat back and I think I slept off.”

After a short nap, Tonto awoke and attempted to smoke as usual. However, according to her, something inexplicably supernatural had happened. “When I woke up, I took a stick of cigarette and I felt crazy. I couldn’t even imagine that I took it up to smoke in the first place. It felt like poison!” An addiction of 14 years was ended through a simple prayer on television. Three months down the line, Dikeh has remained clean from smoking.

Judging by online reaction to Tonto’s revelation, it appears her experience is not an isolated one. Many viewers of Joshua’s Emmanuel TV testified to similar experiences, including Lovemore Chibvongodze from United Kingdom who told the official T.B. Joshua Ministries Facebook Page, followed by close to 300,000 people, how his 34 year addiction to smoking and drinking alcohol ended through prayers on Emmanuel TV.

Joshua, who was recently adjudged by Paris-based magazine, ‘The Africa Report’ to be among the 50 most influential Africans, is growing increasingly popular across Africa largely due to the increase in awareness of and intrigue in Emmanuel TV.

Speaking on T.B. Joshua’s positive influence in her life, Tonto said, “I watch him every day, I write to him every time I can, I tweet on him. I think that he is a person that influences my life positively in a lot of ways just through the TV alone… I am following him because I think he is following Jesus. I just love him because he is a man of God and he has specially affected my life and my friends too.”






Source: Ihechukwu Njoku - freelance Nigerian journalist