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Nii Noi’s Christian Entertainment TV Programme on ATV extends to 2 hours
The widely acclaimed Christian Entertainment Review Show, hosted by Nii Noi on ATV Ghana, will now run for two full hours starting this Saturday, the producers of the show announced.
Over the past six years, the show has become a favorite among viewers, evolving from its initial two-hour format to a reduced runtime of one hour, later extending to one hour and thirty minutes.
The production team is thrilled to return to its original two-hour format, offering an extended platform for insightful conversations and exciting gospel music content.
The new schedule sees the show airing from 5 PM to 7 PM every Saturday, a decision that reflects its growing popularity and commitment to delivering quality programming.
Speaking about the change, host, Nii Noi shared his excitement ‘’This is a significant milestone for us. Over the years, we’ve worked hard to build a platform that celebrates gospel music and Christian values, and the return to a two-hour format allows us to do even more. Viewers can expect richer discussions, more engaging segments, and a deeper connection to the gospel music scene. We can’t wait to share what we’ve been working on with you all!.”
The Christian Entertainment Review Show is a leading television programme dedicated to exploring the world of gospel music and Christian entertainment in Ghana and beyond.
Launched over six years ago, the show airs on ATV Ghana and has become a trusted platform for in-depth discussions, industry analysis, and interviews with gospel music executives, artists, and other stakeholders in the Christian entertainment space.
Hosted by the dynamic Nii Noi, the show combines thought-provoking conversations with inspiring content, covering topics such as gospel music trends, industry challenges, and the societal impact of Christian entertainment.
With its engaging format and commitment to excellence, the Christian Entertainment Review Show has become a favorite among viewers, providing a platform for both education and celebration of gospel artistry and Christian values.
Over the years, it has hosted numerous gospel music executives, musicians, and stakeholders, including Ghanaian gospel icons Joe Mettle, MOGmusic, Diana Hamilton, Ohemaa Mercy, Pastor Isaiah, Efe Grace, and Scott Evans, as well as Nigeria’s Mercy Chinwo, fostering dialogue on key issues shaping the gospel music space.
The show has also earned industry recognition, winning the award for “TV Show of the Year” at the second edition of the Praise Achievement Awards. The host, Nii Noi, was also honored with the prestigious title of “TV Host of the Year” at the same awards ceremony.
The production team has promised viewers of an array of exciting new content, ensuring the extended time will be filled with fresh ideas, engaging interviews, and memorable performances.
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Man jailed for defiling 13-year-old girl
The Upper West Regional Police Command has arrested and successfully prosecuted Mohammed Abudi for defiling a 13 year old girl, in the Guli community of the Wa Municipality.
Through proactive policing effort, Abudi was apprehended on Sunday,
April 13, 2025, just two days after committing the offense on Friday, April 11, 2025.
The case was heard at the Wa Circuit Court, where the accused pleaded guilty to the charge.
On April 23, 2025, His Lordship Jonathan Avoogo sentenced him to seven (7) years imprisonment.
The Regional Police Command issues a stern warning to potential offenders, urging them to desist from committing such crimes.
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Stop the hypocrisy and serve the interest of Ghana- Della Sowah jabs GBA
Former Member of Kpando, Della Sowah has jabbed the Ghana Bar Association (GBA) over what she describes as hypocrisy.
This follows a press release by the GBA demanding a reversal of the suspension of the Chief Justice, Gertrude Torkornoo.
In a statement dated April 26, the GBA contended that the President’s decision to suspend the Chief Justice under Article 146(10) of the Constitution is flawed.
Responding to the GBA in an interaction with the media, Della Sowah said the GBA’s position is out of hypocrisy where the Association only finds its voice on national issues when the NDC is in power.
“Where was the GBA when Charlotte Osei an astute lawyer was removed as Chair of the Electoral Commission under the erstwhile NPP government?,” she quizzed.
She added that few days ago the GBA in a first press release signed by their President, Mrs. Efua Ghartey, did not find anything constitutionally wrong with the President’s action on the removal of the Chief Justice.
” Why the sharp U-turn? Is GBA serving the interest of a political party rather than Ghana? Who is forcing them,” she asked.
Della Sowah further added that the GBA is not the Constitution and they cannot arrogate to themselves powers they do not have.
” Who are you to declare the decision of the President unconstitutional? Are you now arrogating to yourselves the powers of the Supreme Court?,” she quizzed.
She charged the GBA to refrain from its dislike for the NDC else they would lose their relevance on national matters.
Della Sowah finally advised them to desist from misleading their members and young lawyers on issues of constitutional interpretation due to their biases.
She assured the public that President Mahama will follow the constitution and ensure everything is done in line with the laws of Ghana.
