Wednesday, 10 August 2016

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Tuesday, 2 August 2016

CELEBIRTIES WHO ARE RUMORED TO BE SAKAWA BOYS IN GHANA

Sakawa, which was initially the local name for internet fraud in Ghana has graduated to become something else—extensively scattered, such that it’s difficult to specifically define it.

Today, it’s not just a matter of internet fraud: some say Sakawa boys, politely called “Game men” employ all manner of local voodoo which are mostly accompanied by insane rituals like sleeping in coffins for their cash to start flowing.

There are tales of people said to be housing money vomiting snakes that vomit dollars, pounds or whatever currency for them at nights in Ghana, all termed Sakawa.

And there’s the traditional Sakawa, where a man pretends to be a woman–to talk to a white man somewhere in Europe or America, swindling huge sum of money from this white man because of his love interest in the “cute” pretender.

It’s rumoured that even those using this old internet fraud tactic have stepped up their game, by using voodoo to “charm” the white folks they deal with so they would easily send whatever amount of money they request.

How can we forget the fraudulent credit card purchases which is the cornerstone of Sakawa in Ghana?

Though there’s no substantive evidence of there ever being any snake capable of vomiting money or a person being able to charm another so that the charmed would wire thousands of dollars or pounds to the one doing the twisting, it’s undeniable that several people are spending huge cash in Ghana without any viable corresponding source.

These mysterious spenders whose source of income are unknown but ride in expensive cars or blow cash as though they own dozens of diamond mines are loosely pulled into the box of Sakawa—the Game men.

From Aston Martins to Range Rover, these “Game men’ own them all.

As the BBC once reported, “Internet fraudsters in Ghana are easy to spot. The young men in fast cars have become such a conspicuous group that they even have their own nickname.”

Several Ghanaian musicians have been rumoured to be Game men and today, we bring you 5 of these.\

Criss Waddle

Nhyiraba Kojo

R2Bees

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Monday, 25 July 2016

SHUT YOUR BIG MOUTH -= KK FOSU TO SHATTA WALE

Highlife musician, K.K Fosu has hit back at Shatta Wale after the dancehall artiste listed him among old musicians who were not smart during their heydays.

Shatta Wale in an interview with Delay remarked that some veteran musicians did not take advantage of their crafts but he being a smart individual did.
“Ex Doe was a hiplife artiste; Shatta Wale is a dancehall artiste. Shatta Wale is a business minded person; Ex Doe is not. Shatta Wale is a smart boy; Ex Doe is not. Shatta Wale is music inclined; Ex Doe is not. I play my beats; I don’t do cover songs. I make sure I save. I take my career serious,” he said.
When Delay asked if the likes of Tic Tac, KK Fosu and Kokoveli are part of artistes who were not smart, the ‘Dancehall Commando’ hit maker replied in the affirmative.
“Yes, they weren’t business minded. I’m taking advantage of the fame I have now. If I’m no more famous, I want to be seen working for a big company somewhere. We are in an industry where people enjoy going abroad. Four years down the lane you see them and wonder what happened. I feel most of the things the critics say is just out of envy. I have seen the downfall of many artistes because they weren’t smart,” he noted.

Reacting to the comments on Happy FM’s Showbiz Xtra, Saturday, KK Fosu had just a sentence for Shatta Wale.
“Somebody tell Shatta Wale to shut his big mouth,” he said.
Meanwhile rapper, Tic Tac has asked Shatta Wale to respect his [Tic Tac] brand instead of smearing it with mud.

“You have seen me doing some sort of businesses so in the end that should tell you that he is just picking on people. He is the type who likes to talk about fellow artistes in the way he did. I have disclosed my achievements in many interviews so I don’t repeat myself. My style is not to try and be on air always and blow my horn… I find it a bit weird to come on TV without checking his facts properly…Per his definition of ‘smartness’, I don’t fall in that,” he told KMJ on Hitz FM’s Daybreak Hitz, Friday.

JAY Z"s ROC NATION IS TALKS WITH TO SIGN HIM

Roc Nation LLC, An American Entertainment company owned by Jay Z has set its sight on signing Ghanaian act Sarkodie. Briant ‘Bee-High’ Biggs, Director of Mobile Strategies at the imprint,...

Roc Nation LLC, An American Entertainment company owned by Jay Z has set its sight on signing Ghanaian act Sarkodie.

Briant ‘Bee-High’ Biggs, Director of Mobile Strategies at the imprint, and Jay Z’s cousin told US based Celebrity Reporter/Blogger Makho Ndlovu in an exclusive interview, he is “already talking” to the ‘Take It Back’ rapper.

Biggs is tasked with discovering new talents (to the American music market) around the world for Roc Nation to work with. The label months ago signed a distribution deal with Tiwa Savage, making her the first Africa act to join the company.

“We are going country by country. I’m already talking to Sarkodie in Ghana to do something with him,” he said.

“I got something in Gambia, Gabon and Senegal. We have it all spread out. Even in South Africa I am grabbing one artist out of there.”
Biggs also spoke about the decision to collaborate with African acts.

“To give them proper distribution in the States and make sure that they are getting proper publishing dollars and royalties. So by using our platform that we already built, we are giving them access to everything we have at our office to help them do the same. Build their brands and their companies like we did ours.”
Roc Nation was founded in 2008, and has offices in New York City, London and Los Angeles.

It houses a record label, talent agency, touring and concert production company, music, film, and television production company as well as a music publishing house.
DJ Khaled, Kanye West, Rihanna, Vic Mensa, Willow Smith, Meek Mill, Shakira, T.I, Big Sean, Angie Martinez and J. Cole are some of the personalities signed to the company.

By: livefmghana.com/Ghana/91.9FM