According to Charterhouse this year’s Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) will be aired on giant screens across various locations including the Ghana Trade Fair Company grounds. The event will also be shown live to a global audience via free-to-air television.

Who will win the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) tonight. Do you have any predictions?

Kokonsa

She was also quoted saying her baby girl needs someone to play with. So it seems Beyonce and Jay-Z will be having another baby soon!

Kokonsa:

The 12 were caught performing one of the most embarrassing séxual crime ever. The foreign man was just capturing the Kenyan ladies on tape as they slept with his German Shepard Dog.

The Police boss in Kenya says that many ladies have resorted to such acts for money. He confirmed that the act was criminal and so the man and his 12 accomplices will be prosecuted in court.

Kokonsa:

1. It’s not going to happen by next week, it takes more time than that.

I think this is good to know upfront. You don’t want to have the idea that you can suddenly get better with women in a flash. It takes time for you to get the experience and feedback that you need to really start becoming successful with the opposite sex. I think that impatience really ends up being one of the reasons why guys who try to get better with women don’t actually get better and that is something that you really want to avoid.

2. It’s a good thing if you feel inexperience to become friends with women.

While you definitely don’t want to just make a lot of female friends, it is still a good idea to make as many female friends as you can. You can learn a lot more about women by actually spending time with them than you can from reading articles and books on the topic. Not that it is a bad thing to read up on the subject, it’s just that actually spending time with women is one of the best things that you can do.

3. Casually dating is also a good thing if you want to get more experience with females.

One of the mistakes that inexperienced guys will make, is that they will fall in love with the first woman they go out on a date with. It’s not such a bad thing to get some experience by casually dating here and there. That way, you get a much better idea on what kind of woman you really like to spend time with. The more you know about what you actually want, the more likely it is that you are going to end up being successful when it comes to relationships and dating.

Source: Andrew Grimsley exgfback.com

Kokonsa:

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Launching on Sunday 26 May, Big Brother The Chase will combine electrifying twists and big surprises that will require housemates to use their charm to get ahead, possibly leaving room for cupid’s arrow to connect two hearts or more.

Setting the tone, in line with theme, the new seasons logo showcases a glittering and slightly flirtatious feel with chic, edgy gold plated lines. The iconic Big Brother eye has an enchanting gold dust finish with a dazzling diamond centre, featuring a teasing hint of ruby red.

More good news is that the witty and entertaining IK Osakioduwa returns once again in 2013 to host The Chase. He has won many fans across the continent for his ability to speak openly with housemates and allow them to be at ease at their most vulnerable moments. “Big Brother Africa is a pretty unique show. Every season has its own special moments and features. I’m super excited to be invited back to host the show. I have thoroughly enjoyed the past seasons and I look forward to bringing a fresh and energetic approach to The Chase,” says the popular TV and radio presenter.

Commenting on the new Season M-Net Africa Managing Director Biola Alabi says, “Without revealing too much, I can say that AfricaMagic always strives to deliver the best in entertainment and Big Brother Africa remains at the forefront of our plans. We want to give audiences and loyal fans of the show, a truly unforgettable viewing experience once again. This season audiences can expect a show encompassing suspense, emotions, drama, fun, excitement and quite possibly, as we have seen in previous seasons, a little romance.

Having produced Big Brother Africa from Season one, Endemol promises a sterling edition of The Chase, “Endemol is excited to present another season of Big Brother in Africa. Another vintage season lies in store with fresh new twists and surprises and ultimately great reality entertainment” adds Managing Director of Endemol South Africa Sivan Pillay.

With less than four weeks remaining to the big launch night, audiences can get the latest Big Brother Africa updates right here and by liking the Facebook page Big Brother Africa and following us on Twitter: @BigBroAfrica.

For 91 days, Africa biggest reality series will be screened live 24/7 on DStv channels 197 and 198 while GO

Source: bigbrotherafrica.dstv.com

Kokonsa

Lo and behold, the mother went to the place and caught her daughter in bed with her school teacher.

The student reveal that, the teacher proposed to her sometime ago and then promise to give good marks for her exams and also give her 20 Ghana cedis every month. These sweet promises convince her to accept his proposal and also allow him to sleep with her any time he wants.

A source told Reportghananews.com that the teachers wants to compensate the mother with an amount of GHc 1000 Ghana cedis to settle the matter is a private arrangement.

This is a very unfortunate situation. It’s very sad that our young people are being taken advantage of by the people they trust, especially in a school of all places.

Kokonsa

Kokonsa:

Conversely, I have some habits that I picked up over the years and can’t seem to let go of. I am a decent man and I have a well-paid job with a multi-national company, but I enjoy marijuana and prostitutes. I have successfully hidden this from my wife of 4 years but it’s such a strain leading a double life.

Before we got married, I had a relationship with this other lady whom I loved very much. We had dated for a while and were very compatible. With her, I was always myself. She knows all my habits and accommodates them well enough. We have the same views on almost everything and I have never had cause to hide anything from her.

At the time we were dating (before I got married), I noticed that she didn’t seem to be very committed to the relationship. She was very flighty and had a lot of male companions I wasn’t comfortable with. At some point, I started doubting that she loved me. All my efforts to make her calm down and pay serious attention to our relationship proved futile and I grew tired of trying. We broke up and she didn’t seem fazed at all. After some time, I met and married my wife.

About 2 years after I got married, I ran into her at a friend’s. Apparently, she had been trying to get in touch with me and had actually contacted a few mutual friends. We got talking and she was very regretful of the way our relationship ended. She asked my forgiveness for treating me shabbily, and pleaded to resume our relationship. She seemed to have calmed down. She also seemed more settled and focused.

We started dating again when I was sure she was serious and now, we are inseparable. My friends are comfortable with her; they’ve always known her and she blends in very well with us when we are on our jaunts. With her, I feel like a different man, a free man, a much happier man. I strongly believe she is my soul-mate.

We both wish I had not gotten married as we very much desire to get married. Now I regret marrying my wife and my resentment towards her grows every day she remains my wife and I am compelled to live my double life. I’m almost at the point where I can’t bear to be with her anymore.

I’m considering divorcing my wife and marrying this lady. I am not a happy man right now and it’s like I’m slowly losing my mind over this. I have spoken with a few friends but they are split over the matter. My resolve grows everyday but I still have some doubts.

How would you assess and offer advice on this situation, please?

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Kokonsa