OFIE KWANSO

You can have money, a beautiful house, a successful career, and everything this world calls “wealth” — yet still be spiritually empty. There is a wealth that cannot be deposited in a bank account: a relationship with God, a clean heart, peace, faith, and a life that is right with Him. Before you focus on becoming physically wealthy, take care of your spiritual life. Repent while you still have time. Turn back to God while you still have the opportunity.

The world has rules, and every great thing goes through a process before it becomes successful. Protect your body and soul, stay disciplined, work hard, and trust the process. Nothing valuable becomes successful overnight. Everything goes through a process, and success requires patience, discipline, and consistency

Menstruation should not be something boys are taught to laugh at, shame, or ignore. Boys need age-appropriate education so they can grow up understanding, respecting, and supporting the girls and women in their lives.

Tension unfolded at the court premises as EOCO officials attempted to arrest lawyer and Manhyia South MP Nana Agyei Baffour Awuah. What led to the attempted arrest, what did EOCO say, and how did the lawyer respond?

A conversation exploring drugs, trafficking concerns, missing persons, and other issues affecting the Teshie community.

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

Your birthdate may hold clues about your journey, purpose and the direction you are meant to take. But what does it really reveal about your future, and how can you know you're walking the right path? Let's explore the connection between your birthdate, destiny and the choices that shape your journey.

Sometimes, love isn't the problem—it's who we choose to love. In this episode, we explore why giving your heart to someone who needs clarity, maturity and self-awareness can leave you emotionally drained. A candid conversation about love, choices and knowing when your heart deserves better

Wedding ceremony is a sacred moment, but is a kiss between the newlyweds appropriate in church? What do you think?

Is having multiple partners a desire that cuts across both men and women, or do societal rules influence how women express theirs? Do you think women are equally capable of cheating and having multiple partners if they weren't held to the same expectations?

Is it more justifiable to prevent an unwanted pregnancy through contraception, or to carry the pregnancy to term and abandon the baby after birth? A viral video of a newborn rescued after being abandoned has sparked fresh conversations about the choices people make when they feel unable or unwilling to raise a child. Which choice, if any, is more justifiable?

Can family patterns, spiritual covenants and decisions made generations ago continue to affect the lives of people today? Bishop Bonegas takes a closer look at family covenants, how they may manifest across generations, and what believers can do when they feel trapped in recurring family patterns

What could the day you were born say about your destiny, your path and what the future may hold? Listen as Prophet Annor Larbi delves into the mysteries behind your birthdate and shares what it could reveal about your future

A man claims he supported his girlfriend through school and made significant financial sacrifices for her and her family, believing they were building a future together. However, he has now been told that her mother has given her to another man. He wants to know whether he can recover the money he spent supporting them.

More than 53,000 BECE candidates who scored Grade 9 in either English Language or Mathematics have been given the opportunity to secure placement through self-placement. But is this the right approach? Does it give affected students a fair second chance, or does it raise questions about the standards and process of the CSSPS? Let's discuss

You finally find a house you like, only to be told to pay an agent before you can even move in. But what exactly are you paying for? Are house agents making the search for accommodation easier, or has their role become an unnecessary financial burden for tenants?

What exactly are evil covenants in families? How do they come about, and can they affect generations? Bishop Bonegas opens up the conversation and helps us understand the spiritual side of family covenants

Your date of birth is more than just a record of when you entered the world. It may reveal insights into your character, life path, strengths, challenges and the purpose you are meant to fulfil. What does your birth date say about the journey ahead? Listen and discover what the numbers may be revealing about you

Jordan Ayew has been named in Ghana's squad for the upcoming AFCON qualifiers, but his current lack of a club team has sparked concerns over his match fitness and readiness to lead the Black Stars

The state of some football pitches across Ghana continues to raise concerns. Can something be done to improve the quality of our stadium pitches and provide better playing conditions for footballers?

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

Bishop Bonegas shares profound insights into spirituality, Christianity and the mysteries of faith, offering a deeper understanding of the spiritual life and our relationship with God

A 47-year-old woman has allegedly been accused of burying her newborn grandchild alive at Akoroso-Koforidua in the Eastern Region. The disturbing incident has sparked concern in the community as details surrounding the case emerge

A woman says she chose to support her husband financially by paying their children's school fees while he took care of the home. After discovering that he was cheating, she decided to stop paying the fees and use the money to further her education. However, her husband says her decision means she has not forgiven him. She wants to know if she is wrong for choosing to invest in her education

A campus security guard popularly known as “Obonto” at Mim Senior High School in the Ahafo Region has been arrested after allegedly attempting to sexually coerce and blackmail a female student. Male students reportedly confronted and assaulted him before law enforcement arrived and took him into custody

Ghanaian midfielder Thomas Partey has signed for Saudi Pro League side Al Shabab after leaving Villarreal. Partey joins the Saudi club as a free agent following a one-year spell with the Spanish side

Businessman Stephen Kwabena Boateng, popularly known as Kwabena Kesse or Kessben, has passed away at age 68. The KESSBEN Group of Companies CEO is reported to have died after an illness, leaving behind a notable legacy in Ghana's business landscape

Your date of birth may hold clues to the journey ahead. Explore the spiritual meaning behind birth dates and how they are believed to connect with purpose, personality and destiny

A woman shares her story of being asked by her husband to stop working and focus on their marriage. She says he rarely gives her money and they have been sleeping in separate rooms and have not been intimate since June last year

Prophet Telvin Adjei Sowah shares a vision about the political future of Ghana, claiming he saw the NDC ruling the country for 16 years

As the debate over Oteele's leaked video continues, questions are being raised about the child seen in the footage. Should Oteele and the woman involved be arrested, especially in light of the precedent set by Akuapem Poloo's case?

Is every difficult season a spiritual attack? Bishop Bonegas explains what people may be referring to when they say they are under spiritual attack, offering insight into the signs, meaning and understanding behind the expression

From private moments becoming public to the growing pressure to share and circulate leaked content, what is driving this disturbing trend, and what does it say about privacy, consent and social media culture in Ghana?

A woman is seeking advice after her husband allegedly rejected her child from a previous relationship, moved out to live with another woman and began abusing her after she insisted on standing by her child. With her husband refusing to end the marriage legally, she is left wondering what her next step should be

Why do some Ghanaians expect to be given money after providing a service, even when the service is already part of their job? From government institutions to everyday transactions, the culture of asking for “something” after doing what one is required to do raises questions about our attitudes towards work, service and entitlement

Ghanaians have a funny way of naming junctions and areas. Some names make perfect sense, while others leave you wondering, “How did they even come up with this name?” What's the funniest or strangest junction name you've ever heard?

Jack Alolome and the panel share their funniest and most unforgettable experiences, from feeling nervous before the interview to unexpected questions and hilarious moments that caught them off guard. Their stories are entertaining, relatable, and full of memorable moments that many people can identify with

American-Ghanaian comedian Michael Blackson has criticised the University of Ghana Medical Centre (UGMC) following the death of his mother at the facility, alleging misdiagnosis, poor patient care and excessive charges.

A man recounts how a shocking phone call from the mother of his child left him questioning everything. Although she later claimed she was only joking, he says the doubt has never gone away. Years later, he still hasn't seen the child, despite providing financial support, and says he cannot afford a DNA test to know the truth

ShattaFest in the United Kingdom was brought to an abrupt end after police cancelled the event over safety concerns linked to overcrowding. While the decision was aimed at protecting attendees from potential danger, it has also raised questions about event planning, crowd control, and the responsibilities of organisers when hosting large gatherings. Do you think the cancellation was the right decision, or could the situation have been handled differently?

Apostle Kwadwo Safo Kantanka's funeral was marked by a series of significant events, from legal challenges and family disputes to the eventual gathering of thousands of mourners to honour his life and legacy. This highlights the key moments that unfolded before and during the burial, offering a complete picture of one of Ghana's most closely followed funerals

Funeral of the late Apostle Kwadwo Safo, founder of the Kristo Asafo Mission, went ahead at Gomoa Mpota despite an interim injunction issued by the Accra High Court seeking to halt the ceremony. Hundreds of mourners gathered to pay their final respects as the long-running family dispute over the funeral arrangements continues to attract national attention.