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A chemist-engineer’s perspective on innovation in the energy sector

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A chemist-engineer’s perspective on innovation in the energy sector

Engineering is more than a profession—it is the backbone of modern civilization. As we commemorate the International Day of Engineering, it is an opportunity to reflect on the critical role engineers play in shaping the world’s infrastructure, particularly in the energy sector. From ensuring the reliability of power generation to pioneering sustainable solutions, engineering remains a driving force for progress.

As a chemist on the Powership and an engineer, my role is both dynamic and essential. Chemistry and engineering are deeply intertwined in power generation, from fuel quality optimization to environmental compliance and efficiency enhancement. At Karpowership Ghana, we leverage cutting-edge technology to ensure that our floating power plants operate at peak performance while maintaining environmental sustainability.

The Intersection of Chemistry and Engineering in Power Generation

The power sector is evolving rapidly, requiring engineers to blend scientific principles with practical application. As a chemist-engineer, I oversee fuel quality analysis, water treatment processes, and emissions control, ensuring compliance with international environmental standards. These aspects are critical in maintaining operational efficiency and reducing our environmental footprint.

Beyond technical expertise, engineering in the energy sector demands resilience, adaptability, and continuous innovation. Floating power plants, like those operated by Karpowership, are a testament to engineering ingenuity—bringing reliable, affordable, and cleaner energy solutions to communities worldwide. My role allows me to bridge the gap between chemical sciences and engineering principles, ensuring that the fuel we use is optimized for efficiency and sustainability.

Women in Engineering: Breaking Barriers and Leading Change

While engineering has traditionally been a male-dominated field, women are increasingly making strides, contributing their expertise, and driving impactful change. As a female engineer on the Powership, I take pride in representing both my profession and my company. Karpowership Ghana promotes an inclusive work environment that values diversity and empowers women to take on leadership roles in technical fields.

Through mentorship and continuous professional development, we can inspire the next generation of female engineers. Young girls aspiring to enter STEM careers should be encouraged and given the right resources to pursue their dreams. My journey in engineering is proof that with determination, passion, and the right support, women can thrive in technical roles and contribute meaningfully to industry advancements.

Engineering a Sustainable Future

The global energy landscape is shifting towards sustainability, and engineers play a pivotal role in this transition. At Karpowership, we are committed to exploring cleaner energy alternatives and enhancing operational efficiencies. Innovation in energy storage, fuel technology, and emissions management will define the future of power generation, and engineers must lead the way.

On this International Day of Engineering, I celebrate not only my journey but the collective efforts of engineers worldwide who dedicate their expertise to building a more sustainable future. As we look ahead, let us continue to innovate, inspire, and push the boundaries of what is possible in engineering.

Conclusion

Engineering is a catalyst for progress, and the energy sector remains one of its most critical frontiers. At Karpowership Ghana, we are proud to be at the forefront of energy innovation, ensuring that our floating power solutions deliver reliable electricity to millions. As a chemist-engineer, I am honoured to contribute to this mission and to be a part of an organization that values excellence, sustainability, and inclusivity.

To all aspiring engineers, especially young women looking to break into the field—keep pushing forward, keep innovating, and keep believing in your ability to change the world.

Happy International Day of Engineering!

 

SOURCE: PEARL ABROKWAH

Social Media taunts NPP with NAPO’s ‘fix your own timetable’ comment

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Social Media taunts NPP with NAPO’s ‘fix your own timetable’ comment

Dr. Amin Adam led the Minority Caucus to demand a load-shedding timetable Dr. Amin Adam led the Minority Caucus to demand a load-shedding timetable

The opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) has faced significant backlash from some Ghanaian social media users following their request for the incumbent government to publish a load-shedding timetable.

During a press briefing on what they referred to as the ‘True State of the Nation Address’ on March 3, 2025, the Minority, led by former Minister of Finance, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adams, accused the government of mismanaging the country’s power situation.

The Minority argued that the frequent power outages have heightened uncertainties regarding the country’s economic growth prospects.

“The government’s handling of the power situation has increased uncertainty about the economic growth prospects this year. The promises by the president in his address to the nation to fix the current ‘dumsor’ cannot be different from those he made during the four years of ‘dumsor’ endured by Ghanaians between the end of 2011 and 2016,” the Minority said.

They continued to state; “Mr. President, you did not fix ‘dumsor’ as you claimed in your address. Your record on ‘dumsor’ is abysmal, unlike your predecessor, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, who kept the lights on.

“… To ameliorate the impact of these erratic power supplies, we the Mighty Minority call on the government to publish a load-shedding timetable to help people and businesses plan effectively to offset some of the losses the economy is currently suffering from.”

However, the Minority’s demand, which aimed to prompt the government to take immediate action in resolving the power issues, seems to have backfired, at least, largely online.

Critics have pointed out that when the New Patriotic Party (NPP) was the Majority caucus, they dismissed similar calls from Ghanaians for a load-shedding timetable.

These critics specifically referenced an interview with the former Minister of Energy, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, in March 2024, in which he responded to calls for a load-shedding timetable by telling those requesting it to provide the timetable themselves.

Critics have questioned the moral authority of the Minority to make such demands of the government, pointing out that they failed to address the power crisis when they had the opportunity.

They have highlighted what they perceive as the hypocritical nature of politicians, who, despite not responding to the public’s concerns in the past, are now calling for immediate action.

What NAPO said in 2024

The former Minister of Energy, Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, suggested that those asking for a timetable for the erratic power outages ongoing in the country, at the time, should provide it themselves.

In what could be termed as a cheeky answer to a question posed by a journalist, in a video shared by JoyNews on X, the minister stated that he did not see the need for any timetable when the power distributor said what was happening in the country did not need one.

“Ask those who want it to bring it, if there is. I haven’t seen any timetable,” he stated.

Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh had earlier denied that the country had returned to the days of ‘dumsor,’ as what the erratic power supply in the country under John Dramani Mahama was referred to.

“If we are comparing four years, four years, NPP administration energy sector is 300 times better than John Mahama… it’s far much better than John Mahama ever did…

“I’ve promised you that we are going to work on it and it’s not a work that is a single event; it’s a process, and we’ll continue to work on it for the energy sector to become better,” he stated.

MAG/AE

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In what capacity is Kwesi Pratt travelling with Prof. Naana Jane Opoku Agyemang? P.K Sarpong Quizzes

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In what capacity is Kwesi Pratt travelling with Prof. Naana Jane Opoku Agyemang? P.K Sarpong Quizzes

Popular writer for the opposition New Patriotic Party, P.K Sarpong, has questioned why Mr Kwesi Pratt Junior has been travelling with the Vice President, Madam Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang.

Mr Kwesi Pratt Junior, the Managing Editor of the Insight Newspaper, is captured in a picture with Madam Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang and his daughter, Ama Pratt, allegedly on an official trip.

Ama Pratt is an Aide to the Second Lady of the country, but his father’s presence around the Office of the Vice President is what has been a cause of worry for P.K Sarpong. 

Mr Kwesi Pratt Junior is a renowned journalist who has been active in the political landscape of the country for a very long time. He has been very critical of governments over the years, demanding good governance for the people of the country.

Despite his exploits in the political arena of the country, he has not been officially announced as a member of the Vice President’s team, giving the likes of P.K Sarpong a cause to question his capacity to join Jane Naana Opoku-Agyemang’s delegation during official trips.

“In what capacity is Kwesi Pratt travelling with Prof. Naana Jane Opoku Agyemang, the Vice President of the Republic? Maybe he is a special assistant to his daughter, Ama Pratt,” he posted. 

This is not the first time P.K Sarpong expressed worry about the closeness of Mr Kwesi Pratt to the Office of the Vice President. He once shared a photo of Mr Kwesi Pratt as part of the Vice President’s delegation that met with a Chinese team that visited the country, alleging that he had been appointed as the Communications director of the Second Lady.

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Vice President commends 2025 diaspora property expo organisers

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Vice President commends 2025 diaspora property expo organisers

Efforts by organisers of Diaspora Property Expo 2025 (DPE2025) to attract investment to Ghana, particularly in the real estate sector, have been commended by Vice President Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang.

The DPE2025 is scheduled to take place from 21st to 23rd March in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to connect Ghanaian real estate developers with diaspora investors from the USA and Canada.

A meeting was held at the Vice President’s office in Cantonments, Accra, with a team representing the DPE2025 organisers, during which the importance of promoting the expo to encourage direct investments that could spur economic growth and infrastructure development in Ghana was emphasised.

The DPE2025 delegation included Mr. Thomas Young, President of the World Trade Center in Philadelphia, who was visiting Ghana ahead of the expo.

Other representatives present on behalf of DPE2025 included Nana Kwesi Atomu II of Atomu Africa Development, Sidney Justin Tehoda, Verus Nartey, Nana Obokese, CEO of Nkunim Diaspora City, and other representatives from Diaspora Property Investment Limited.

Dr. Samuel Ofosu Ampofo, Political Advisor, Professor Theresa Ennin, Special Aide, and Maame Ama Pratt, Press Secretary, accompanied the Vice President during the meeting.

The DPE2025 is being organised by Diaspora Property Investment Ltd, Made in Ghana Consulting Ltd, the Ghana Real Estate Developers Association (GREDA), World Trade Centre Philadelphia, Nkunim Diaspora City in Mankesim, and Atomu Africa Development Services.

The event is being held in partnership with institutions such as the Ministry of Works, Housing, and Water Resources, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ghana Embassy in Washington DC, the office of Representative Amen Brown of Pennsylvania, and the office of the Mayor of Philadelphia.

Around 25 exhibitors from various sectors of the real estate and property market in Ghana have been registered to participate in the inaugural edition of the DPE, which will be held at 1735 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The importance of increasing Ghana’s exports to the United States, particularly to the city of Philadelphia, was highlighted by the Vice President.

This statement was in line with comments previously made by Mr. Thomas Young, who indicated that Pennsylvania is exploring broader economic opportunities beyond the expo to foster long-term partnerships for the mutual benefit of both Ghana and the United States.

Overall, the meeting was deemed productive, with both sides stressing the importance of strengthening trade and investment ties between the two countries through DPE2025 and other joint ventures.

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3 times Minority MPs have staged boycotts of public events post-election

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3 times Minority MPs have staged boycotts of public events post-election

Some members of the Minority Caucus of the New Patriotic Party Some members of the Minority Caucus of the New Patriotic Party

The Minority Caucus of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Parliament appears to be gradually making a mark in the minds of ordinary Ghanaians through some of their decisions.

Despite having a fraction of parliamentary presence than initially anticipated, which many believed would render them ineffective or silent, they have defied all odds and expectations.

While some argue that the reduced number of NPP seats in Parliament would hinder their influence on state affairs and decision-making, the caucus, true to their self-description as the ‘Mighty Minority,’ continues to be a formidable opponent in certain instances.

Notable among such instances have been their boycotts of key events. In, as much as, many will argue that their boycotts may not necessarily affect business in the grand scheme of affairs, their every move, one way or the other, does not represent the interests of the people they represent in Parliament.

As a reflection on this, here are three occasions the NPP has boycotted state events since the commencement of the 9th Parliament of Ghana.

Parliamentary Orientation

The Minority Caucus opted to boycott a three-day orientation program organised for members of the 9th Parliament.

They cited concerns over the program’s cost and the lack of engagement with them regarding the venue selection process as their reason.

Additionally, they expressed the view that the choice of venue, the Volta Serene Hotel, was politically motivated.

This decision has sparked criticism from the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, who has described their reasons as ‘totally unacceptable.’

According to him, politicians must prioritise the national interest and to rise above their political differences.

Probe into Chaos During Vetting

The Minority Caucus once again became a subject of public discussions when they refused to appear before the ad-hoc committee investigating the chaotic events that occurred in Parliament during the vetting of certain ministerial nominees.

They stated they would only participate once the Speaker of Parliament addressed concerns of bias raised against the ad-hoc committee chairman, Emmanuel Kwasi Bedzrah.

They further accused the Speaker of Parliament of acting illegally in establishing the ad-hoc committee, arguing that under the Standing Orders of Parliament, the Speaker does not have the authority to unilaterally set up such a committee.

The Minority argued that the proper procedure for constituting such a committee requires a motion to be raised by a leader from either side of the House, seconded by the members, and subsequently approved by the Speaker.

Despite these claims, the Minority did not participate in any of the proceedings.

National Economic Forum

The Minority staged a no-show at the National Economic Forum despite an invitation from President John Dramani Mahama requesting for their participation.

The two-day dialogue, led by President John Dramani Mahama, aims to tackle Ghana’s economic challenges and chart a course for sustainable growth under the theme “Resetting Ghana: Building the Economy We Want Together.”

The dialogue further seeks to adopt the approach of engaging all stakeholders in an inclusive discussion on economic policies and reforms.

During the SONA on February 27, 2025, President John Dramani Mahama made a passionate appeal to members of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) to take part in the upcoming National Economic Forum.

MAG/AE

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Ghana’s economic future: A call to action

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Ghana’s economic future: A call to action

Today, Ghana stands at a critical juncture in its economic journey. As we gather for the National Economic Dialogue, we are reminded that our collective unity of purpose is the key to unlocking a brighter future for all citizens.

The first National Economic Dialogue in over a decade marks a pivotal moment in our nation’s history. It is an opportunity to reflect on our economic reality, address pressing challenges and chart a course towards a more prosperous future.

We face significant economic puzzles, including severe currency depreciation, hyperinflation and rising fuel and electricity prices. 

However, with the collective expertise and experience gathered at the two day dialogue, we can drive structural reforms and a transformation agenda to reset our economy.

We have had the benefit of such gatherings. There was the Senchi Accord in 2015 which brought together same actors if not similar.  

A decade afterwards, we are back to the same issues, government over-boated expenditure, high interest rates, high unemployment rates, an economy that only serves a few rather than the majority.

As the Graphic Business had often time quoted former President Rawlings “our problem is not knowing what to do but in doing what we know we should do”. 

While we seem to have all the solutions for economic emancipation (especially when we are out of office), political actors seem to have a different orientation when they have the power to influence the change we want and to change the cause of history. 

Listening to the President and Finance Minister, one is convinced they know what our challenges are and understand the implications of not doing anything radical that will have dire implications for the economy. 

In other words, in resetting the economy, we cannot have the conventional way of “all talk and no action”. 

It will require not just a shift from the old political mindset of throwing the bare bones to the citizenry to chew on while feeding fat on the very people who trust their hopes in the political class to turn their fortunes around.

Bold and decisive actions will require critical thinking and innovative ideas that create opportunities for everyone not just a few.

If the recent demonstrations in and around party offices and some state agencies where the youthful population are crying out for jobs just two months into the office of a new government is anything to go by, it goes without saying that the patience of the voting public, especially the youth is growing thinner.

Therefore, we must act with dispatch and with sincerity. The Graphic Business believes that the government has taken key steps towards recovery which includes fiscal discipline and good governance.

The streamlining of the size of government: Reducing the number of ministers from 123 to 60, significant reductions for the Office of the President and prohibition of first-class travel for all government officials.

These actions demonstrate the government’s commitment to transparency, accountability and good governance. These are all good optics and we wait to see how these match with actionable steps to redeem the economy.

As we embark on the development of our medium-term plans, commencing with the forthcoming budget on March 11, we must acknowledge the significant toll borne by every Ghanaian.

We must work together to stem the bleeding and place our economy back on the right trajectory.

This will require significant sacrifice from all of us. However, with our collective unity of purpose and commitment to transparency, accountability and good governance, we can overcome the challenges ahead and secure a prosperous future for all Ghanaians.

As we move forward, let us draw inspiration from the Finance Minister’s statement, “adwen nyi baako fo tiri mu” – knowledge does not reside in the head of one person. Together, this country can achieve greatness.

I suspect my ‘gay’ boss drugged and slept with me

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I suspect my ‘gay’ boss drugged and slept with me

File photo of a worried man File photo of a worried man

Dear GhanaWeb,

I’m a 26-year-old gentleman who works in a prestigious company. I worked as the Personal Assistant to the Managing Director, and my job required me to accompany him everywhere, even to regional conferences.

On one occasion, he mentioned a huge contract he needed to sign in Kumasi.

He booked two rooms, one for himself and one for me. Every night, he would call me to his room to go over the report I had prepared, plan the next day’s activities, and sometimes, I would even have to iron his clothes for the following day.

I usually left his room around 2 or 3 a.m. During these late-night meetings, we often drank alcohol, since we had both taken long naps earlier, and he claimed it helped keep us alert.

One particular night, after drinking a wine he had given me, I began feeling extremely dizzy and weak. He suggested I rest on his bed for a while.

I told him I felt uncomfortable, like I couldn’t breathe, and I was sweating heavily.

He helped me remove my top, and at that point, I was too weak to even open my eyes.

I woke up the next morning completely naked on his bed and I noticed a strange feeling in my thighs, like that of semen. By the time I woke up, he was already in the shower.

I quietly got dressed and left his room. We barely spoke that day, only exchanging a few words about work. After we were done with the contract signing, we had to return to Accra.

He eventually dropped me off at home and nothing more was said. Mind you, my boss is 40 years old, he is married with three kids. I felt it was disrespectful to ask him outright if he had touched me or if I had been drugged.

A lot of thoughts were racing through my mind, and moreover, I was expecting him to say something to me.

I couldn’t make sense of it. I was literally naked in his bed and as a guy, I was in shock and disbelief. This man doesn’t look like someone who can be intimate with his fellow gender because he looks so responsible.

I questioned myself for days, trying to figure out what happened that night. Eventually, I decided to quit the job and maybe he will talk to me about it.

He asked why I quit and I told him I’m no more comfortable in the working environment. He sighed and I left.

I don’t know if I should confront him about it or I should let it go. I remember waking up that day with so much pain in my anus but I wouldn’t have thought he would do something like that to me until I saw the sperm on my thigh.

I’m scared to talk to someone about this and I can’t just forget about it too. What should I do?

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3 times Minority MPs have staged boycotts of public events post-election

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3 times Minority MPs have staged boycotts of public events post-election

Some members of the Minority Caucus of the New Patriotic Party Some members of the Minority Caucus of the New Patriotic Party

The Minority Caucus of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in Parliament appears to be gradually making a mark in the minds of ordinary Ghanaians through some of their decisions.

Despite having a fraction of parliamentary presence than initially anticipated, which many believed would render them ineffective or silent, they have defied all odds and expectations.

While some argue that the reduced number of NPP seats in Parliament would hinder their influence on state affairs and decision-making, the caucus, true to their self-description as the ‘Mighty Minority,’ continues to be a formidable opponent in certain instances.

Notable among such instances have been their boycotts of key events. In, as much as, many will argue that their boycotts may not necessarily affect business in the grand scheme of affairs, their every move, one way or the other, does not represent the interests of the people they represent in Parliament.

As a reflection on this, here are three occasions the NPP has boycotted state events since the commencement of the 9th Parliament of Ghana.

Parliamentary Orientation

The Minority Caucus opted to boycott a three-day orientation program organised for members of the 9th Parliament.

They cited concerns over the program’s cost and the lack of engagement with them regarding the venue selection process as their reason.

Additionally, they expressed the view that the choice of venue, the Volta Serene Hotel, was politically motivated.

This decision has sparked criticism from the Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, who has described their reasons as ‘totally unacceptable.’

According to him, politicians must prioritise the national interest and to rise above their political differences.

Probe into Chaos During Vetting

The Minority Caucus once again became a subject of public discussions when they refused to appear before the ad-hoc committee investigating the chaotic events that occurred in Parliament during the vetting of certain ministerial nominees.

They stated they would only participate once the Speaker of Parliament addressed concerns of bias raised against the ad-hoc committee chairman, Emmanuel Kwasi Bedzrah.

They further accused the Speaker of Parliament of acting illegally in establishing the ad-hoc committee, arguing that under the Standing Orders of Parliament, the Speaker does not have the authority to unilaterally set up such a committee.

The Minority argued that the proper procedure for constituting such a committee requires a motion to be raised by a leader from either side of the House, seconded by the members, and subsequently approved by the Speaker.

Despite these claims, the Minority did not participate in any of the proceedings.

National Economic Forum

The Minority staged a no-show at the National Economic Forum despite an invitation from President John Dramani Mahama requesting for their participation.

The two-day dialogue, led by President John Dramani Mahama, aims to tackle Ghana’s economic challenges and chart a course for sustainable growth under the theme “Resetting Ghana: Building the Economy We Want Together.”

The dialogue further seeks to adopt the approach of engaging all stakeholders in an inclusive discussion on economic policies and reforms.

During the SONA on February 27, 2025, President John Dramani Mahama made a passionate appeal to members of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) to take part in the upcoming National Economic Forum.

MAG/AE

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Legon Cities, Hearts of Oak in trouble after GFA banned University of Ghana Sports Stadium

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Legon Cities, Hearts of Oak in trouble after GFA banned University of Ghana Sports Stadium

The Communications Director of Accra Hearts of Oak, Kwame Opare Addo, has disclosed that the Ghana Football Association (GFA) have banned the team and Legon Cities from using the University of Ghana Sports Stadium for official football matches.

He explained that the GFA alluded to the fact that the stadium’s standards do not meet the newly instituted safety and security measures.

The communications director further highlighted the poor nature of the pitch and the safety zones where buses park, which are not up to the required standard.

Speaking in an interview with Happy FM, Opare Addo noted that due to the safety concerns with the stadium, they are compelled to look for alternative venues for GPL matches.

“Thursday evening, we received information that, per the enhanced safety and security measures, Legon Stadium does not meet the required standards, and as such, we cannot play there.

“The communication states that the pitch is undulating, and the safety and security zones, from where the buses park to the dressing rooms, are deemed not secure enough. Because of that, they have ruled the venue unavailable,” he said.

It will be recalled that, following the demise of staunch Kotoko fan Francis Yaw Frimpong, well-known as Pooley, strict protocols are being implemented by the GFA to safeguard lives.

President of the GFA, Kurt Okraku, vowed to ensure that all match venues were in line with the enhanced safety protocols to prevent such misfortunes in the future.

Meanwhile watch as Ghanaians debate the appointment of Jordan Ayew as Black Stars below

SB/EK

US Exotic Dancer and Future’s Ex-bae Gorgeous Doll Shades OBO

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US Exotic Dancer and Future’s Ex-bae Gorgeous Doll Shades OBO

  • Nigerian singer Davido is back in the news after he was mentioned online by US exotic dancer, Gorgeous Doll
  • In a video making the rounds, Gorgeous Doll mentioned how OBO was begging her on his knees as she dragged her ex-boyfriend, Future
  • The clip soon made the rounds on the Nigerian social media space and several netizens dropped their hot takes on the matter

Nigerian singer David Adeleke aka Davido is trending online after American exotic dancer Gorgeous Doll taunted him on social media.

It all started when the US vixen took to her Instagram stories to drag her rapper ex-boyfriend, Future. While doing this, Gorgeous Doll mentioned that she made Davido go on his knees to beg her even before she could do anything.

According to the US dancer, Davido sent her screenshots from the blogs of people laughing at him and they fought over it.

Nigerians react as US exotic dancer Gorgeous Doll talks about Davido kneeling and begging her.
Photos: @davido, @iamgorgeousdoll / IG, Getty ImagesSource: Instagram

Gorgeous Doll said in part:

“He really should have learned when I had Davido on his knees, begging for me to please stop! And I didn’t even do what I did…I didn’t even do anything at all. He was just sending me videos ‘please Courtney please”. Am I the problem? No! I’m the effing solution and the thing about it is that during the Davido situation, he sent me the screenshot from the blogs laughing at it and we got into a fight about that too.”

Recall that in 2024, Davido trended on social media after Gorgeous Doll posted a video of OBO kneeling down in tears and begging her while rocking a strawberry pyjamas. The 30BG boss was heavily taunted on social media as a result.

See the video below:

Reactions as Gorgeous Doll taunts Davido

The video of Gorgeous Doll talking about Davido kneeling and begging her in the past raised mixed reactions from Nigerians. Several of them blasted the US dancer:

Royce_fpf said:

“30 bg go just Dey cry this night 😂.”

Jame.swilly01 said:

“Differentiate am one beg for Toto the other one pay.”

Thatboyandrebitcoin wrote:

“Omo y’all need to fear woman ……..cos honestly why u bringing up David matter right now just to trend again.”

Ba.ake_beads said:

“No be your fault.”

_iretide said:

“What’s wrong with this one😭😹”

Precious.danielss said:

“This is early oooo this march abeg ooooo 😂😂 I no get strength to defend ooo 😂.”

Sarahinneh wrote:

“Ma’am wrap it up no one cares.”

King__sapphire__1 wrote:

“Shame lodge me for ibom resort 😭💔🤧😂Abi how dem Dey talk am for TikTok.”

Bobb.___ wrote:

“These days everyone comes to Nigeria to look for clout. When they feel they need the clout or the fame,they just involve Nigeria to trend.”

Geishamandie said:

“If you follow her, you’d know she’s always chasing clout with celebs, always yapping and being a victim. Plus people don’t think she’s all the way good up there.”

Allthingstrendyz said:

“Get a life sweetheart. Go back to school, pick up a job, start a business and quit all this silly lifestyle.”

Dontfollow9389 wrote:

“Our own 001😂😂😭.”

Davido treats Chioma to lavish dinner

In other news, TheTalk.NG reported that Afrobeat singer, Davido made fans grow green with envy with what he said about his wife Chioma.

The couple, who got married in a flamboyant ceremony in 2024 stepped out to eat and the video surfaced online.

According to the Awuke crooner, his wife can get anything she wants. The two were seen loving up as they took pictures together.

Source: TheTalk.NG

“Rema don turn queen of Africa”: Singer’s new look, fancy hairstyle causes stir


A few days ago, Nigerian singer Rema graced the cover of a UK publication, Dazed magazine, for the second time The Afrobeats global sensation in a series of photographs showcased unconventional style and pose Fans and netizens back home have called out the Ozeba crooner, questioning him over the manner he presented himself while rocking … Continue reading here ▶

The ultimate fitness party with Oriflame, Kemen, Kunle Remi & Venita Akpofure


Oriflame Nigeria is thrilled to invite you to the ultimate fitness celebration – the Wellosophy Fitness Party! After eight weeks of transformative fitness, nutrition, and wellness at the Oriflame Wellosophy BootCamp 2.0, it’s time to take your journey to the next level. Join us on March 8th, 2025, at The Podium Event Centre in Lekki, … Continue reading here ▶

“She doesn’t look stable”: 2Baba, Natasha visit Osama of Benin, clip trends


A video has captured singer 2Baba and his lover, Natasha Igbinedion, at the Esama of Benin’s palace She was seen showing him around, but the way she was walking, and her composure were noticed by fans Followers of the two love birds reacted in the comment section of the post about the purpose of their … Continue reading here ▶

VDM Replies Man Claiming he Went to Expose Igbos in China: “I am no Spy, But Stay Away From me”


Verydarkman has replied the man who claimed he went to China as a spy to threaten and expose the Igbos A man had cried out after the activist shared a video that he was in China and warned that Igbos should stay away from him He shared his mission in China and added that he … Continue reading here ▶

“Money na belle”: Cubana Chiefpriest’s ‘baby mama’ challenges him to 100m race


Nigerian socialite Cubana Chiefpriest’s alleged baby mama, Hellen Ati, has given him an unusual challenge In a bid for Hellen to get Chiefpriest to claim his alleged son, the Kenyan woman challenged the Nigerian star to a 100m race Hellen’s condition for the winner of the race in connection to the boy’s paternity had Nigerians … Continue reading here ▶

Minority Caucus commissions investigations into NPP’s humiliating 2024 defeat

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Minority Caucus commissions investigations into NPP’s humiliating 2024 defeat

Member of Parliament for Techiman South Adjei Mensah Korsah has disclosed that the minority in Parliament is putting in effort to ascertain the cause of the humiliating defeat of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the 2024 elections.

Speaking to Kumasi-based Oyerepa FM, Adjei Mensah Korsah indicated that the move by the Minority is not to undermine the work of the Mike Ocquaye Committee.

Stylish and Comfortable Choices for Every Occasion

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Stylish and Comfortable Choices for Every Occasion

When it comes to dressing boys, finding the perfect balance between style, comfort, and practicality is key. Today’s fashion offers a wide variety of options for boys that allow them to look sharp while also feeling at ease. Whether it’s for a casual day out, a formal event, or a special occasion, boys’ outfits have become more diverse and fashion-forward, providing numerous options for every preference and need.

For everyday wear, casual outfits are the go-to choice. A classic combination of a well-fitted t-shirt or polo shirt paired with denim jeans or shorts is both comfortable and stylish. T-shirts with cool graphic prints, stripes, or bold colors are popular among young boys, adding a playful touch to their look. Meanwhile, comfortable sneakers or slip-on shoes complete the casual outfit, offering both style and ease of movement for active boys.

For more formal occasions, boys’ outfits tend to include dress shirts, trousers, and blazers. A button-up shirt paired with a pair of dress trousers or chinos exudes a polished look, perfect for family events, school functions, or parties. A well-fitted blazer or vest can add an extra layer of sophistication, making the outfit suitable for weddings, formal dinners, or other special occasions. To complete the look, boys can wear leather shoes or loafers, which add a refined touch.

For outdoor or active wear, sportswear plays a crucial role. Boys often choose tracksuits, hoodies, or athletic shorts for sports or outdoor activities. These outfits are designed for flexibility and comfort, making them ideal for playing sports, running, or other energetic activities. Athletic shoes with good support are an essential part of sportswear to ensure comfort during physical activities.

In conclusion, the variety of outfits available for boys today ensures that they can express their style while also prioritizing comfort and functionality. Whether it’s a casual look for school, a formal ensemble for a special event, or active wear for play, boys’ outfits are versatile and designed to suit every occasion. The key is finding the right balance of style, comfort, and practicality to keep boys feeling confident and comfortable throughout the day.

Govt renews curfew in Bawku, enforces ban on offensive weapons

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Govt renews curfew in Bawku, enforces ban on offensive weapons

The Minister for Interior, Mohammed Mubarak Muntaka, has renewed the curfew imposed on the Bawku Municipality and its surrounding areas following recommendations from the Upper East Regional Security Council. The renewed curfew takes effect from Monday, March 3, 2025.

The curfew hours remain from 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and will be subject to review or renewal after a week.

Additionally, the minister reiterated the ban on carrying offensive weapons, arms, or ammunition within the affected areas, warning that anyone found in violation will be arrested and prosecuted.

Bawku has been under curfew since November 2021 due to ongoing chieftaincy conflicts that have resulted in numerous casualties.

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Visa Free Countries for Ghanaian Passport Holders In March 2025

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