Shatta Wale’s Manager, Bulldog Arrested As Suspect In Fennec Okyere’s Murder

Reliable information reaching the desks of 4kataTv  right now has it that outspoken, tough and buff manager of Shatta Wale, Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson, popularly known in showbiz circles as Bulldog is currently at the CID Headquarters, Accra.
He is charged as a suspect in the murder of late manager of rapper Kwaw Kese, Fennec Okyere. We will bring you more as we go nose poking. Keep it locked on 4KataTv.blogspot.Com for more information.
UPDATE: All attempts to reach closer members of the Shatta Movement/Bullhaus team has been futile. We will still push on to get the real deal for you. Keep it glued.
UPDATE: Police has confirmed picking up Bulldog earlier today at Kokomlemle in connection with Fennec’s murder. The DSP said, Bulldog is only a suspect, they will interrogate him and he will spend the night in cells

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Sarkodie (Ghana) Sarkodie, which consists of 13 super producers from Ghana, prove why they’ve won several international awards with their dance-heavy tracks

Congratulations !!! Sarkodie has hit it again, being nominated for the Best International Act .He lately posted on his facebook page

"And once again I say Thank U God, got nominated for Best International Act AFrica. For BET Awards 2014"

We wish him all the best..

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US: Ghanaian pharmacist shot dead in the face for refusing customer’s request.

Michael Nana Baffour Addo was a well-liked pharmacist at Rite Aid in the Frandor Shopping Center in Lansing. (Courtesy photo)

(M LIVE) LANSING — Michael Addo, known as a friendly Rite Aid pharmacist with a “million dollar smile”, had a toddler and wife in Ghana, where he hoped someday to open his own pharmacy.

He was a homicide victim Monday, and it appears that he may not have known the attacker who shot him, according to a friend.

Police identified Michael Nana Baffour Addo, 35, of Mason, as the first of two shooting victims likely killed by the same suspect on Monday, incidents that led to the lockdown of schools and the indefinite closure of the Rite Aid store, 3106 East Saginaw, in the Frandor Shopping Center.

The suspect, a customer at the Rite Aid pharmacy, has not been identified. Police say he also shot and killed 27-year-old Jordan Daniel Rogers at Rogers’ home on Coolidge Road.

Growing up in Ghana, Addo, the father of an 11-month-old daughter, was always interested in medicine and eventually pursued a career as a pharmacist. He moved to London and later to Chicago before moving to the Detroit area for an internship, said his longtime friend George Nii Okaiteye of Chicago.

“Mike was the type who was ambitious, he was looking to open his own pharmacy in Ghana,” Okaiteye said. “He loved people, he loved to make friends and basically he was a type who wouldn’t argue.”

Okaiteye said he was told that Addo was helping a customer who asked for a drug that he did not have a prescription for on Monday. Addo told the man that he needed a prescription and the man got angry, according to Okaiteye. The man then went to his car and came back and shot Addo several times in the face, Okaiteye said. But details remain unclear and Okaiteye said he’s heard conflicting stories.

Addo had a “million dollar smile” and was always bubbly, said Teresa Spears, of Lansing, who visited the Rite Aid store several times each week.

“He’s an angel,” she said. “I’m not exaggerating.”

“He’s one of the kindest people I’ve ever met. It’s just been a tragedy. I’ve not been able to stop crying,” she said.

Addo would ask regular customers about their families, and he didn’t hesitate to walk customers to the aisle where they could find the remedy they needed.

“You look forward to going in there and seeing him because he just brightens your day,” said Spears, who considers Addo part of her family. She has reached out to his family members.

Okaiteye said he heard from at least two or three of Addo’s customers who reached out after seeing his comments on Facebook.

Mary Ellen Sheets, founder of Two Men and A Truck, said Addo was “super friendly” when she’d go through the Rite Aid drive-thru.

Vicki Levengood, of Okemos, also was a frequent customer at the Frandor Rite Aid and said Addo had “a gorgeous accent.”

“I can say every time he helped me, he was always exceptionally professional, soft-spoken – and incredibly patient,” she said. “I was confused about a prescription and a discount plan – I mean completely confused – and he sorted it all out. The next time I went in, I was working with a pharmacist assistant and he came over and explained that he had entered all the information the first time. He made every arrangement to make sure I had the discount each time.”

Addo worked for Rite Aid since 2009 and was well-liked by both colleagues and customers, said Rite Aid spokeswoman Ashley Flower.

“Our hearts and prayers go out to Michael’s family, friends and co-workers … he will be sorely missed,” Flower said in an email.

Addo’s neighbor, Anna McMurphy, echoed many of his customers’ sentiments when she described him as a very pleasant man who would always smile.

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#BringBackOurGirls : Girls around the world stand in solidarity with kidnapped Nigerian students

News of the kidnapping of nearly 300 Nigerian school girls by Islamic extremists has swept the world and inspired outrage, as well as sympathy for the families of the girls.
The kidnappers, a group called Boko Haram, meaning “Western education is sinful,” say they will sell the girls into marriages for $12. Currently, world leaders and humanitarian organizations are working to help the Nigerian government track down the kidnappers and rescue the victims.
Many people have spoken out on behalf of the kidnapped Nigerian students in the last few weeks. However, some of the most powerful examples of solidarity come from girls across the globe letting their voices be heard and speaking out for their fellow young women.

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4kataTv: It was a blissful night full of colors, celebritie...

4kataTv: It was a blissful night full of colors, celebritie...

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It was a blissful night full of colors, celebrities, great performances, excitement and of course disappointment. Those who were lucky made themselves proud whilst others went home disappointed. On the red carpet, it was very colorful and full of bliss. Check out what the celebs wore and the great time they spent at the event

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GH STAND UP ITS THE EXCLUSIVE VGMA, AT THE CONFERENCE CENTER , PEOPLE COME PARTY WITH YOUR FAVORITE STARS ,COME SEE HOW THEY SET THE STAGE ON FIRE. YOU DON'T WONNA MISS...

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