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Ghanaian actor Kofi Adjorlolo has expressed his frustration over Ghanaian TV stations airing Nigerian movies for free without permission on local channels. Adjorlolo, known for his career in Ghana's film industry, criticized the practice as disrespectful and damaging to the Ghanaian film industry and the rights of Nigerian filmmakers. He criticized Ghanaian TV stations for allowing Ghanaian actors to be overlooked, as most local TV stations quickly download movies featuring Ghanaian actors.\r\n“They are displeased with Ghanaians uploading the films. They upload the films and in the next day they are showing it on their platforms. As soon as Ghanaians see and know we are in the movie, they download and show on their TVs and that is affecting us to get work to do here in Nigeria,” he stated.
Former President Mahama has granted Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang a second chance by choosing her as his running mate for the 2024 Presidential election. Although Mr Mahama intends to officially submit the name of the former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Cape Coast to the NDC's Council of Elders and the National Executive Committee on March 7, 2024, multiple party sources have confirmed to the Daily Graphic that Prof. Opoku-Agyemang is still the preferred candidate.
Musician and human rights activist Deborah Vanessa, known as Sister Derby, has reacted to the passage of the anti-LGBTQ bill. Sister Derby quizzed the exact change the passage of the bill will make to the current situations facing the country. She took to her social media account, specifically X (formerly Twitter), to express her disappointments about the decisions made by the parliament that prohibit promotion, criminalize, and also advocate for funds for the LGBTQ+ community.\r\n"The passage of the bill will fix the roads, build hospitals and schools, ensure that there's potable water in every community, clean all polluted rivers, stop Galamsey, provide jobs for the youth, solve the plastic pollution menace, take the kids off the streets, and also solve light-off issues." - she asked\r\n\r\nPersons caught in the act of practicing or promoting LGBTQ+ would be subject to a 6-month to 3-year jail term, with the promoters and sponsors of the act bearing a 3- to 5-year jail term.\r\nThe House approved the amendments as part of the bill.
