Almighty Delay has decided to drop a heavy title on FameBugs, a Ghanaian celebrity gossip blog, over how the portal puts its content across. According to the celebrated TV Host, who recently named herself Ghana’s Thanos in the media game, she loves the diction the blog employs for storytelling.

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A suspected case of corruption has hit a Gov’t Bank over how its management has reportedly paid Shatta Wale and others GH2m to be its Brand Ambassadors.

In a report by Myjoyonline, Members of Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has questioned the basis for which the state-owned Exim Bank allegedly paid about ¢2 million to dancehall artiste, Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr. aka Shatta Wale, and others as brand ambassadors.

Ras Mubarak, a member of the Committee said it makes no economic sense for the company to pay such an amount to an artiste to promote made in Ghana goods.

“I mentioned ¢2 million that went to Shatta Wale but the Deputy CEO says they wouldn’t know who the vendor selected and this is not to say that we have a problem with Shatta Wale getting some amount of money to do whatever work.

“But the Ghanaian public deserves to know how much went out and who got it because their answers were not satisfying.”

Mr. Mubarak’s concerns follow media reports suggesting that the bank paid some huge sums of monies to Shatta Wale and actor and comedian, Kofi Adu, popularly known as “Agya Koo” to be its brand ambassadors.

But responding to the matter at PAC sitting Wednesday, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer with oversight of the Finance and Administration Division, Kwame Adu-Darkwa said the bank only engaged the services of a media consultant to support them in promoting their product since it was necessary.

He, however, insisted that he has not signed or sighted any cheque doling GH¢2 million to any artiste.

“You will be surprised how brand ambassadors can be good for promoting a particular sector. Sometimes what needs to be done is that if you have done incredible work, it will be good for people to know what their options are, and having a good brand ambassador to do that makes sense.”

But Ras Mubarak who is MP for Kumbungu believes the money could have been invested in the provision of water and other basic amenities for rural communities.

He tells JoyNews, compared to other mature artists, Shata Wale does not deserve the GH¢2 million given to him.

Meanwhile, Chairman of PAC, James Klutse Avedzi said the Committee will invite officials of the bank to present details of the said payments to Shatta Wale and others.

2017 Grammy nominated Ghanaian born Reggae/Ragga & Dance-hall performing and recording artiste, Livingstone Etse Satekla, has, on Thursday, September 10, 2020 at the Transsion Holdings HQ in Accra, been announced as the official brand ambassador for Camon-16 series – a smartphone model manufactured by Chinese mobile phone company based in Shenzhen, TECNO Mobile

The smartphone manufacturing company hosted a signing ceremony and made a formal public statement about the fact that it is employing the Nickelodeon & BET Winner| 3-Time Best Reggae/Dancehall Act in Africa who has excellent communication, networking skills, and a strong presence on social media to be the face of the fast selling mobile phone brand, after the latter agreed to sign a healthy deal the firm.

Popular known as Stonebwoy, the musician will be involved in increasing brand awareness and sales by promoting the products through various media channels. The Award-winning brand ambassador will embody the corporate identity in appearance, demeanor, values and ethics.

The Africa Dancehall King will also educate customers, retailers, and distributors about the smartphones. Creating website and or social media content in order to drive brand awareness and attract new customers. This will be a landmark deal for Stonebwoy; who is set to initiate the second phase of promoting his globally acclaimed album – Anloga Junction.

TECNO Mobile has just introduced its latest series of smartphones — Camon 16. The new Camon 16 series includes three phones: the Camon 16 Premier, Camon 16 Pro, and Camon 16.

The Camon-line of smartphones has always been known for stellar camera performance and the new Camon 16 series didn’t disappoint, as they come with more upgrades to the camera department; they all have quad-cameras on the back and dual punch-hole cameras upfront. These latest Camon smartphones come in as successors to the Camon 15 TECNO launched a couple of months back.

Key Specs

– Front Cameras: 48MP Main Camera + 8MP Ultra Wide Angle Camera
– Rear Cameras: 64MP Main + 8 Ultra Wide + 2MP Night Camera + @ MP Portrait sensor + Ultra Night Portrait Powered By TAIVOS™
– Display : 6.9-Inch FHD hole-punch Display
– Battery: 4500mAh with 33W Fast Charger
– Storage: 128GB ROM + 8GB RAM
– Chipset: Helio G90T Extreme Performance
– OS: HiOS based on Android 10

This smartphone has a massive 6.9-inch Full HD display and it comes with a 90Hz refresh rate — the first of its kind on any TECNO smartphone. It also has the punch-hole dual selfie cameras (48 MP main + 8 MP ultrawide) seated in the display. The fingerprint scanner has also been placed on the right side of the device, this time.

On the rear of the device, you have a square camera array, similar to that of the Infinix Zero 8, that houses a quad-camera setup of a 64 MP Sony IMX686 sensor main camera, an 8 MP ultrawide-angle shooter, and two 2MP units for night shots.

The jaw-dropping feature of the Camon 16 Premier has to be the powerful Mediatek Helio G90T chipset, the same chipset that powers the Infinix Zero 8. And yes, this device comes with a 33W fast charger to power the 4,500 mAh battery.