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As the debate over Oteele’s leaked video continues, questions are being raised about the child seen in the footage. Should Oteele and the woman involved be arrested, especially in light of the precedent set by Akuapem Poloo’s case?

Is every difficult season a spiritual attack? Bishop Bonegas explains what people may be referring to when they say they are under spiritual attack, offering insight into the signs, meaning and understanding behind the expression

From private moments becoming public to the growing pressure to share and circulate leaked content, what is driving this disturbing trend, and what does it say about privacy, consent and social media culture in Ghana?

A woman is seeking advice after her husband allegedly rejected her child from a previous relationship, moved out to live with another woman and began abusing her after she insisted on standing by her child. With her husband refusing to end the marriage legally, she is left wondering what her next step should be

Why do some Ghanaians expect to be given money after providing a service, even when the service is already part of their job? From government institutions to everyday transactions, the culture of asking for “something” after doing what one is required to do raises questions about our attitudes towards work, service and entitlement

Ghanaians have a funny way of naming junctions and areas. Some names make perfect sense, while others leave you wondering, “How did they even come up with this name?” What’s the funniest or strangest junction name you’ve ever heard?

Jack Alolome and the panel share their funniest and most unforgettable experiences, from feeling nervous before the interview to unexpected questions and hilarious moments that caught them off guard. Their stories are entertaining, relatable, and full of memorable moments that many people can identify with

American-Ghanaian comedian Michael Blackson has criticised the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC) following the death of his mother at the facility, alleging misdiagnosis, poor patient care and excessive charges.

A man recounts how a shocking phone call from the mother of his child left him questioning everything. Although she later claimed she was only joking, he says the doubt has never gone away. Years later, he still hasn't seen the child, despite providing financial support, and says he cannot afford a DNA test to know the truth

ShattaFest in the United Kingdom was brought to an abrupt end after police cancelled the event over safety concerns linked to overcrowding. While the decision was aimed at protecting attendees from potential danger, it has also raised questions about event planning, crowd control, and the responsibilities of organisers when hosting large gatherings. Do you think the cancellation was the right decision, or could the situation have been handled differently?

Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka's funeral was marked by a series of significant events, from legal challenges and family disputes to the eventual gathering of thousands of mourners to honour his life and legacy. This highlights the key moments that unfolded before and during the burial, offering a complete picture of one of Ghana's most closely followed funerals

Funeral of the late Apostle Kwadwo Safo, founder of the Kristo Asafo Mission, went ahead at Gomoa Mpota despite an interim injunction issued by the Accra High Court seeking to halt the ceremony. Hundreds of mourners gathered to pay their final respects as the long-running family dispute over the funeral arrangements continues to attract national attention.

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A woman opens up about how her relationship seemed perfect until after the wedding. According to her, her husband only began displaying troubling behaviors after they got married. Listen as a counselor shares professional insight on the situation and what couples can learn from it.

Is it mostly men, women, or does it depend on the individual? Listen to the conversation as we explore the reasons some people dislike using condoms, the myths surrounding them, and why protection remains an important part of sexual health.

DJ KA case has sparked an important conversation: Should anyone record intimate moments? What seems private today can become public tomorrow through hacking, a stolen phone, or a breach of trust. Is a few minutes of content worth a lifetime of regret?

Former Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has called on the Ghana Police Service and the Attorney-General to discontinue the case against an NDC organizer who was arrested over alleged false publications. Do you think the case should be dropped?

Media personality Kwame Oboadie has questioned why Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, appears to be the only person facing legal consequences over the alleged illegal mining activities, while others who were involved or held leadership positions at the time have not been held accountable.

What really triggers anger in marriage? How should couples respond when emotions run high? Can anger be controlled before it damages a relationship? Counselor Siripi takes an in-depth look at anger management in marriage, explaining its root causes, how it affects spouses and families, common mistakes couples make during conflicts, and practical steps to manage emotions, communicate effectively, and restore peace in the home. Don't miss this insightful conversation

Accra High Court has sentenced the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, to 20 years’ imprisonment over illegal mining activities on the Samreboi concession in the Western Region

Former Assembly Member for the Presby Electoral Area, Hon. Mercy Mesirebe Quarshie, has opened up about her political journey, revealing that she previously paid people for votes but eventually stopped. According to her, she realized that genuine service and visible development speak louder than money, insisting that democracy should never be bought but earned through hard work and accountability

An Accra Circuit Court has sentenced TikToker Camilla Alhassan to one year in prison after she pleaded guilty to charges of offensive conduct and publication of false news arising from videos she shared on social media about President John Mahama. Is the judgment too harsh?

Is there really such a thing as love at first sight, or is it simply lust? Kwame Oboadie weighs in on the debate, arguing that attraction often begins with what the eyes see before love develops. Do you agree that sex is the real purpose of marriage, or is there more to it?

A woman opens up about the emotions she battles whenever she sees others thriving, despite having enough to live comfortably. What could really be behind these feelings? Now she's questioning whether it's simply jealousy or something more spiritual, like witchcraft. What do you think is at the root of these emotions?

The arrest of Dennis Miracles Aboagye by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), despite an ongoing investigation, has reignited debate over accountability in Ghanaian politics. Would a government in power take similar action against its own party members if they were accused of misappropriating public funds, or are such arrests more common when the accused belongs to the opposition?

Ghanaian social media influencer Abu Trica, whose real name is Frederick Kumi, has been extradited to the United States to face trial for allegedly operating a romance scam that defrauded elderly Americans of more than $8 million

Bishop Bonegas makes a strong and controversial statement, arguing that mothers who expose themselves before their children are bringing spiritual consequences upon them. Do you agree with his view?

Who is responsible for fixing the country's poor roads and ensuring citizens have access to basic amenities? Former Greater Accra Regional Minister, Titus Glover, says leadership should be visible, proactive, and focused on solving the everyday challenges affecting the people, rather than remaining behind office desks.

Israel Kwadwo Safo Akofena has officially been confirmed as the successor to the Kantanka Empire following the reading of the will of the late Apostle Dr. Kwadwo Safo Kantanka at the Accra High Court. But did Akofena know the contents of his father's will before his passing?

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Does serving God guarantee financial success? Bishop Bonegas breaks down why many committed Christians continue to face financial challenges, offering a deeper understanding of the relationship between faith, purpose, and prosperity.

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

Is there a right time to get married, or can a relationship thrive without it? A woman has sparked debate after revealing she has been with her partner for 40 years without tying the knot. Is this fear of commitment, or simply a personal choice?

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“Prayer doesn't make one successful; direction does." Bishop Bonegas breaks down the role of spirituality, divine direction, and wisdom in achieving success. Listen to this insightful discussion that challenges common beliefs and offers a deeper understanding of faith and purpose.

Jeremy Doku rejoined Belgium duties after briefly leaving camp for the birth of his child. A simple family-first decision, but if this happened with a Black Stars player, what would have been the reaction? Would Ghanaians have supported it or criticized it heavily?

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

Spiritual predictions from Nana Ayebiafo Jnana, the Nkosuohene of Dumasua, suggest that the Black Stars may only secure victory against England if they step onto the pitch in a specific kit color. Listen to find out more…

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

She confesses to having a difficult past involving multiple relationships and abortions, but says she has changed after meeting her current partner. However, the relationship is now strained as he keep bringing up her past. Should partners always be fully open about their past, and can love truly move beyond it?

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Ghana midfielder Thomas Partey will miss Ghana’s World Cup opener after being denied entry into Canada due to visa issues. The development comes as he awaits trial in the United Kingdom over multiple rape charges

Bishop Bonegas breaks down deep truths about life, purpose, and spiritual understanding in this powerful teaching. Listen as he shares practical wisdom and revelation that can help guide your journey and shape your perspective on life

A condom protects you from unwanted pregnancies and some sexually transmitted infections, while the police protect lives, property, and help maintain law and order. So, if you had to choose, who deserves the "Protector of the Year" award?

Before I married my wife, I noticed several red flags I chose to overlook. After marriage, I later discovered she had cheated on me during our dating period with two different people, and she confirmed it when I confronted her. Since then, I’ve struggled with anger and deep mistrust toward her actions, even though she insists she has changed. I want to believe her, but rebuilding trust has become my biggest challenge.

The demolition of over 15 homes at Savannah Junction near Tema Community 25 has left hundreds displaced and renewed concerns about land disputes in Ghana. While property rights and court rulings must be upheld, many are asking what reforms are needed to prevent innocent homeowners from losing their investments. How can land administration, verification processes, and dispute resolution systems be improved to avoid such devastating outcomes in the future?

Sir Scott’s claim suggests that some wealthy women may not be “good in bed” because intimacy is not their source of income. Is this true? Do you agree with this claim?