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Ghanaian Reggae-Dancehall artist (born 1984)

Musical artist

Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr., (born 17 October 1987) is a Ghanaianreggae-dancehall artist. He is known by his stage nameShatta Wale, formerly Bandana. Shatta Wale changed his name to "Bandana'' after senior high school and released the hit track "Bandana from Ghana". The song made tremendous air waves in the Ghanaian music industry in 2004. Shatta Wale's sudden rise to the occasion happened in 2013 VGMA awards when he threw lyrical insults to VGMA now Telecel Ghana Music Awards ( TGMA)". because he proclaimed they robbed him of the Dancehall artist of the year to a female Dancehall artist Kaakie. Even though the song had vulgar lyrics, it was so anticipated by the media which created his musical breakthrough.

His greatest song hit in 2013, Dancehall king took the airwaves by surprise. Shatta wale's musical revenue is mostly generated through hosting shows, which attract thousands of Ghanaian youths.

In 2015, Shatta Wale asked not to be nominated in the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards even though he could have won the prestigious Artiste & Song of the year for the second time running with his hit songs Dancehall Commando featuring Sarkodie, Party all night long featuring Jah Vinci, Wine Ya Waist featuring Davido and Korle Gonno among many hit songs he released the preceding year: because of an impending court case with the organisers of the Awards Charter House Productions Ltd for allegedly making defamatory remarks against the CEO of Charter House in a video he uploaded

Veteran actress Grace Omaboe, popularly known as Maame Dokono, has revealed that she is no longer going to be actively involved in politics again.

In an interview with Graphic Showbiz, she said she has learnt a lot of lessons from her involvement in political activities.

“The disgrace and insults I received for going into politics openly was too much for me. I have learnt my lessons and will not go into politics again. Even if I will go into politics, I will be behind the scenes and not as openly as did in the past,” she said.

[contextly_sidebar id=”l2WwXhFw2tI4QHWMbCshk0eG5AtvffEP”]Maame Dokono was a staunch member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) before she defected to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and she had her fair share of insults while with the NDC and when she eventually defected to the NPP.

“Like everyone else, I have my political party but I won’t be seen openly doing politics as I used to do in the past. It won’t ever happen again, trust me,” she said.

Maame Dokono currently runs her school, the Graceful Grace School, at Adentan.

It used to be the Peace and Love Orphanage but she has converted it into a school which she says is not doing badly.

“It hasn’t been easy but we are managing and looking up to God. Some of the pupils don’t even pay their fees but what can we do? We have always been there for the poor so we manage the situation,” she said.

Commenting on the local movie industry, the Obra star said it had gone down drastically. “It has really gone down, though some are still producing, I know Kumawood for instance is still quite active. Fortunately for me, I have done about four movies recently, including one for Salma Mumin and I have another two to shoot in December.”

At age 72, Maame Dokono believes that going on set keeps her active, apart from the fact that she enjoys being on set.

“Though I have a school, I like to go out and work because it is always fun to be on set. I really had fun on Salma’s set playing

The management team of legendary Ghanaian actress, Madam Grace Omaboe (Maame Dokono), has debunked circulating rumors regarding her passing.

Contrary to false reports, Madam Omaboe is alive, healthy, and actively engaged in philanthropic endeavors. Her manager, Nana Michaels Dzikunu, confirmed that she is currently preparing for a significant project registering 8,000 women and children onto the National Health Insurance Scheme.

“We urge the public to disregard these malicious rumors and instead join us in praying for Madam Omaboe’s continued good health and longevity,” stated Nana Michaels Dzikunu. “We look forward to celebrating her 100th birthday in the years to come.”

As part of the Grace Omaboe Project, Madam Omaboe remains dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable communities. Her commitment to healthcare and women’s empowerment continues to inspire generations.

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The public is encouraged to support Madam Omaboe’s humanitarian efforts and reject harmful speculation.

Contact:
Nana Michaels Dzikunu
Manager, Madam Grace Omaboe
Project Lead, The Grace Omaboe Project

Email: Thisisnanamichaels@gmail.com
Phone: +233244227945

Let’s spread positivity and celebrate Madam Omaboe’s remarkable life and contributions!