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Derrick Sunshine Owusu, Juliet Nkansah, Emmanuel Nana Kwasi Bonsu and Eric Obeng Ayarkwah maybe not be a familiar name to you but the name King of Kings.

The new church of Action Great Ministries (Fadama) branch was recently outdoored. Invited guests and members of the church witnessed a stunning musical performance by the King of Kings. They were the highlight of the day.

Mr. Music man Julius Nhyiraba Kojo Antwi went ‘buzzard’ this Christmas during his annual Christmas Eve event at the National Theater on December 24, 2010. The maestro had his fair share of the Christmas craze but this time in a very unfamiliar way.

Kojo Antwi appeared on stage all dressed up like a lady going on a dinner date, with his long dread-locks missing. He was conveyed to the stage sitting in an ancient carriage holding a placard with the inscription “Hi My Name is Adjoa Antwiwaa”. The carriage, which is normally driven by a horse, was pulled on stage by about 10 'midgets'.

The National Society of Ghanaian Music Producers (NASGAMP) has appealed to the outgoing Attorney General and Minister of Justice, to make sure that processes leading to the formation of the Collection Management Organization (CMO) are completed.

This, it said, would be one of her landmark achievements in the creative arts industry.

According to the Society, Mrs Betty Mould-Iddrisu has since her appointment to the Ministry done very well to promote efficient Copyright administration and restore sanity to the music industry.

Hiplife musician, Michael Kwabena Okyere Darko popularly known as Obrafour has disclosed to Hitz Entertainment News that he is set to embark on a Malaria awareness tour this March.

The tour he said is in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and the National Health Insurance Scheme and will see him performing across the length and breadth of this country.

He said, he will travel to some of the country’s most rural parts with the sole aim of educating the populace on malaria and its preventive measures.