Nigerian sensational comic actors widely known in the Entertainment Business as Aki And Pawpaw, after years of acting together in Nigeria have been seen in public selling Pure Water in the street of Accra.

Fans of these great actors could not hide their joy for their superstars when they were spotted on the street.

Check out pictures below:

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Ace radio personality on Hitz FM, known as Dr. Pounds, on his show, ‘Hitz Gallery’ on Hitz 103.9FM, has rebuked rapper, Medikal for his use of publicity stunt to promote his songs.

According to him, Publicity acts are good; a part of the shaping of the entertainment industry, but they have their limit or utilization.

“Just like anything else – too much of it could mean, over-egg’ing’ the pudding and that can be irritating – and OAP, Dr. Pounds angrily said.

The presenter was agitated over the rapper’s decision to use the story of her break-up with girlfriend, Fella Makafui to project his KiDi-assisted single, ‘Comeback’.

“Medikal at this stage doesn’t need hype to push his songs,” he stated.

He also expressed that, his move to use the Fella stunt has got many observers angry, hence, their refusal to accept and push the song;

“The silly thing you did is what is making people not pay attention to the song. Stop the silly stunt to promote songs.”

He professed his admiration for the song in-spite of the backlash.

“This is a beautiful song. One of the best works of Medikal, I love it,” he said.

Dr. Pounds also compared Medikal’s stunt-making moves to Sarkodie, stressing that the latter won’t resort to stunts to promote his songs.

“Sark won’t do this,” he exclaimed!

Am not ready to work with Shatta Wale Again, although he has called lots of people to beg me

The nominations for the 3rd edition of the 3Music Awards has finally announced on January 30, 2020.

Top notch artiste Leading the nomination for this year’s edition is rapper Sarkodie.

The 2019 Artiste of the Decade swept 13 awards with his works including ones from his just-released album ‘Black Love’.

Sarkodie was nominated under the award scheme’s biggest category ‘Song of the Year’ with ‘Saara’ which features songstress Efya.

He was also nominated for the Male Act of The Year, Hiplife/Hip-hop Act of The Year, Video of The Year, Hiplife Song of the Year, Hip-hop Song of the Year, Best Collaboration of the Year, Afrobeat/Afropop Song of the Year, Fan Army of the Year, Digital Act of the Year, Best Rap Performance, Best Performer of the Year.

Sarkodie was nominated twice in the Hip-hop Song of the Year with Bleeding and Biibi Ba.

‘Saara’ featuring Efya alone earned him three nominations while ‘Biibi Ba’ gathered two.

Dancehall artistes Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy followed closely with 10 nominations each.

The two were nominated side-by-side in about five categories including Reggae/Dancehall Act of the Year, Reggae/Dancehall Song of the Year, Best Performer of the Year, Male Act of the Year and the biggest award on the night Song of the Year.

Ololo, Shuga, Kpo Keke are some of Stonebwoy’s songs that were nominated.

Some of Shatta Wale’s work which earned him nominations are Melissa, Cultural Anthem, Wonder Boy album, Island.

Medikal was nominated under eight categories. His song ‘Ayekoo’ in which he professes his love for his girlfriend, Fella Makafui, is up for the Song of the Year category.

Kwesi Arthur came in with seven nominations. His song ‘Noboby’ featuring Mr Eazi off his LFNKII album earned him three nominations. The song enjoyed massive airplay and drew attention to the rapper’s album especially after it’s video featured TV personality Efia Odo, with whom the Kwesi Arthur was rumoured to be dating at the time.

He was also nominated twice for the Afrobeat/Afropop Song of the Year award with Nobody and African Girl featuring Shatta Wale.

Wendy Shay followed with six nominations including Female Act of the Year, Digital Act of the Year, Album of the Year and the Song of the Year award.

Her song Stevie Wonder which stayed on many chart shows for weeks earned her the most nominations. She is also the only female with that high number of nominations.

Singer Cina Soul has for the first time been nominated in some of the award scheme’s big categories including Highlife Song of the Year and Video of the Year with ‘Ojorley’.

She was also nominated for the Highlife Act of the Year and the Best Female Vocal Performance award.

One song who’s nomination many Ghanaians anticipated was Kofi Kinaata’s Things Fall Apart.

It was nominated for both Song of the Year and the Highlife Song of the Year.

Other acts nominated include Lynx Entertainment signees KiDi and Kuami Eugene who are going head to head for the Highlife Song of the Year and the Highlife Act of the Year award.

KiDi’s debut album ‘Sugar’ is also in the running for the Album of the Year award.

King Promise, Pappy Kojo, Joey B, Fameye, DopeNation are some of the artistes nominated.

One of the top Ghanaian highlife artiste, known as Rex Owusu Marfo, known on stage as Rex Omar has given his full backing to former President of Musician Union of Ghana [MUSIGA], Obour as he formally publicized his intention to contest as parliamentary aspirant of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Asante Akyem South Constituency.

However, the ‘Abiba’ hit singer in a post on his social media platform discovered that Obour has found himself in a wrong party [NPP].

Rex Omar who is a staunch advocate and a member of the National Democratic Congress hates the fact that Obour has joined the ruling NPP.

Check out what he wrote:

“You have my 100% support but just that you are in a wrong party but nevertheless go get it bro!” Rex Omar to Obour

The singer, composer, arranger, producer and culture advocate who is regarded as the most authentic Ghanaian artiste has expressed disappointment in the performance of the current government [NPP].

The Chairman of the Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO), is on record to have stated that the NPP government has reneged on a lot of promises it made prior to the 2016 elections.

Obour to contest for NPP’s Asante Akyem South seat

The ruling New Patriotic Party opened nomination for parliamentary aspirants in constituencies that they won in 2016 this week on January 20.

According to John Boadu, the General Secretary of the party, the election of the parliamentary candidates and that of the presidential aspirants will come off on April 25.

In a statement to the media, Obour said after extensive consultations with his family and loved ones, he has decided to take the mantle from the incumbent MP.

Read his full statement below

Once to every man, woman, and nation comes a moment to decide. Over the past few months after successfully leading the Musicians Union of Ghana for eight years many were the calls on me to avail myself for service to the good people of Asante Akyem South where I hail from.

I was not very clear in my mind then as I had other competing considerations. After very extensive consultations with my maker (God), immediate family, friends and loved ones, the call on me to avail my self to service is overwhelming.