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Ekab Movies Productions to premiere ‘The Law of Karma’ Oct. 15
Pretty Annie
Ghanaian movie lovers are set to be thrilled on October 5 when Ekab Movies Production releases what is expected to be a blockbuster movie with a storyline full of intrigues and lessons about life to learn.
The movie starred Pretty Annie (Annie), Mariama Tetteh (Nana Ama), Prophet Boanerge Mireku (Mr Osei), Alice Ghansah (Lucy), Rose Asiedua (Queenzy), Maxwell Buabeng (Skylord), Georgina Leobo (Reggie), John Mensah (John), Williams Appiah (Jerry), Nana Ama Yeblack (Lina) and Kofi Mensah (Mensah)
With this cast of emerging talents working so hard to take the industry by storm, the audience will be wowed by their ability to act their lines to create a real life experience.
Titled ‘The Law of Karma’, the movie, as directed by Mr Emmanuel Atuahene-Bempong (Osor) presents a theme based on a true life story of how two friends – Annie and Nana Ama, grew together in the same neigbourhood with Annie and her parents later travelling outside the country to seek greener pastures.
The family relocated to Ghana after many years with their lives improved. And Annie, the only daughter of her parents convinced them to invite her childhood friend Nana Ama to stay with them.
It was for a good cause but Nana Ama had a totally different plan for the now fabulously rich family of Annie.
According to the Director of Ekab Movies Production, Mr Bempong, “this movie will teach audience about the idiom that one good turn deserves another and the fact that one must not aim to pay good with evil because whatever seed one sows, he/she would surely reap the fruit of it.”
He told The Spectator in an interview that ‘The Law of Karma’ was a movie for all to watch because it has so much information and lessons that could shape society and teaches about contentment.
The movie would be premiered on October 5 at the Foxy Event Centre, Ablekuma N.I.C at 6pm.
That would be preceded by a Red Carpet appearance at 4pm to offer patrons an opportunity to interact with the characters and share their various experiences together.
According to him, tickets are already on sale on different promotional packages.
Tickets for the VIPs are being sold at GHȻ100, a family of five can obtain tickets at a cost of GHȻ150, double for GHȻ80 and Regular pegged at GHȻ50.
By Andrew Nortey
Popular Nollywood actor, Alex Ekubo, on Monday passed away after a long battle with cancer on Monday.
According to reports he died at age 40.
Ekubo was best known for his roles in the Weekend Getaway and the music video titled Johnny by Yemi Alade in 2013.
He had won many awards and accolades for his work in the entertainment industry and humanitarian efforts.
While his family and management are yet to issue a statement, tributes have been pouring in from fans and friends in Nigeria’s and Ghanaian films industry.
The Nollywood star made his acting debut in the 2005 production, Sinners in the House.
He graduated with a degree in law from the University of Calabar and broke into stardom in 2010 after competing in the Mr Nigeria competition.
In 2013, he won Best Supporting Actor in the Best of Nollywood Awards for his role as Andre Dikeh in Weekend Getaway.
Ekubo had received nine awards during his career, including Best of Nollywood’s Best Actor of the year (2016) and Best Lead Actor (2022).
Nigeria’s First Lady gave him a Special Recognition Award in 2018 for his contribution and development of the country’s entertainment industry.
In 2020, he was inducted into the UN’s Most Influential People of African Descent (MIPAD) under 40, for his efforts in entertainment and social development.
By Spectator Reporter
Mohammed Ismail Sherif, known in showbiz circles as ‘Black Sherif,’ on Saturday made history by joining the elite list of musicians to achieved the ‘sophomore’ feat by winning the Artiste of the Year title on two occasions.
Black Sherif first won the Artiste of the Year title in 2023, shortly after his explosive entry into the music scene.
On Saturday night, May 9, at the Grand Arena of the Accra International Conference Centre, the ‘Iron Boy’ hitmaker overcame a strong field of contenders, including Medikal, Wendy Shay, Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, and Diana Hamilton, to reclaim the crown.
On the night, Black Sherif was the biggest winner, walking away with a total of five awards.
In addition to the ultimate prize, he also won the Album/EP of the Year – Iron Boy, Songwriter of the Year – for his song ‘Sacrifice,’ Afropop Song of the Year – ‘Sacrifice’ and Hip-Hop Song of the Year – ‘Where Dem Boys.’
The win cements his legacy as the youngest artist to win the top honour twice, at just 24 years old, placing him alongside legends like Sarkodie, Stonebwoy, and VIP/VVIP.
Receiving his awards, the Konongo-born star expressed profound gratitude to God, his family, and his fans. In a standout moment of generosity, he requested that his GH¢100,000 sponsorship package from Guinness Ghana be shared with rising artists Arathejay and Gonaboy to support their upcoming projects and listening parties.
The 27th edition of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) also saw other notable wins, including Medikal taking home four awards, Kofi Kinaata and Kojo Blak securing two on a night that celebrated the continued global rise of Ghanaian music.
Wendy Shay, Keche, Moliy, Piesie Esther, Diana Hamilton, Kofi Owusu Peprah, Kwabena Kwabena and others also picked up awards.
Patrons enjoyed mind-blowing performances from Black Sherif, Wendy Shay, Lasmid, Okyeame Kwame, Ras Kuuku, Kofi Kinaata, Medikal, Samini and others.
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