Nigerian celebrities and filmmakers keep coming forward, upset and frustrated, saying that some Ghanaian local TV stations are pirating and broadcasting their movies without permission. From what I’ve seen, this has been going on for years, and I haven’t seen any sanctions that have actually stopped it. In my view, this weakens the industry. It’s hard to build a strong film culture if copyrights aren’t respected. And it’s discouraging to see so much airtime go to imported Indian movies and telenovelas dubbed into Twi, instead of investing in and promoting high-quality Ghanaian productions. Ghana has talent. It deserves better support, stronger copyright enforcement, and more investment in local stories.
Saw a wedding clip where the groom handed his towel to his bride so she could wipe his face mid-ceremony.
That towel handoff wasn’t cute, it was a blinking red flag. If he can’t wipe his own face at the wedding, what exactly is he signing her up for?
Saw a wedding clip where the groom handed his towel to his bride so she could wipe his face mid-ceremony.
That towel handoff wasn’t cute, it was a blinking red flag. If he can’t wipe his own face at the wedding, what exactly is he signing her up for?
God, thank You for watching over me. I reject fear and ask You to fill my home, my mind, and my life with Your peace and protection. Let anything that does not belong have no place in my life. Help me walk in wisdom, confidence, and Your presence.
Amen✨✨✨
My first crochet project being my first sale is crazy😭
Started as a hobby indecisive of what to make, a classmate saw me and asked for a dress and boom🙂↔️
Might as well get a mannequin
This is what I made btw 🙂↕️