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Nollywood Actor Hanks Anuku has become a Ghanaian having naturalised, relocated and changed his name to Nana Kwame Fifi Kakra Anuku. g The veteran actor Hanks Anuku has embraced Ghana as his adopted country, Ghana Link reports. The actor who has relocated to Accra has now become a naturalized citizen of Ghana. In a recent interview with Ghana Creative Arts, Hanks said he is going to stay in Ghana for the rest of his life in order to help Ghanaians. Actor Hanks Anuku turns Ghanaian with new name Nana Kwame Fifi Kakra Anuku . On why he left Nigeria, the actor Hanks Anuku said the crisis in Nigeria forced him to leave the country and send his family to London while he hustle in Accra Ghana. He added that his adopted Ghanaian name is Nana Kwame Fiifi Kakra Anuku. TheCable Verified account @thecableng tweeted Hanks Anuku saying that “ God told me to leave Nigeria… I have found peace in Ghana ‘’. BROWN CHYNA @Brown_Chynah also said Anuku c...

Spiritual leader of the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star, His Holiness Olumba Olumba Ob u has stated that President Muhammadu Buhari . will not die in office as predicted by some people. President Muhammadu Buhari He disclosed this in Calabar when cautioning those praying and wishing Buhari dead to desist, saying God purposely chose him as president of Nigeria to wage war against corruption. According to Olumba, Buhari’s government has succeeded in the battle to retrieve Nigeria’s stolen money; but that he must work towards peace and unity of the country. “When we said at the onset of the administration that those who stole Nigeria’s money will return all, many did not believe us,” he said. “But the president must pray for God to lead him to apply the recovered loot to the benefit of all Nigerians. Let me repeat that Nigeria is a very well blessed country; to those wishing the president dead, he will not die,” he said. He further call...

The President of Germany-based NGO, PLAY!YA, Ian Mengel, on Tuesday said that football players’ trafficking was growing at an alarming rate in Nigeria and, indeed Africa. PLAY!YA supports grassroots sport and education development and also organises the African Football and Film Festival (AFFF). Mengel, a former FC Bonn of Germany player, said in Lagos that in spite of the magnitude of the problem, the Nigerian sports authorities and parents were not doing enough to address it. He spoke against the backdrop of the organisation’s 3rd African Football and Film Festival held in Gowon Estate, Egbeda, Lagos on April 29. Mengel said that players in Nigeria were swindled by professional clubs and agents into signing invalid endorsements. “Player trafficking is an offspring of human trafficking though not to the extent and extremes of human trafficking. “Exploitations are involved where players and their families sell properties to raise funds for their children to...