A Non-Governmental Organisation, Coalition on Health, has registered its displeasure over government’s failure to distribute parked ambulances at the forecourt of Parliament House.

Chairman for the coalition, Gabriel Banaku, expressing his frustrations on Adom FM’s morning show Dwaso Nsem on Tuesday, accused government and the Health Ministry of deliberately keeping the ambulances for distribution in 2020 for electoral gains.

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Mr Banaku demanded that the government, as a matter of urgency, distributes the ambulances to help save lives as many are dying for lack of ambulances.

“Since 2014 we’ve been talking about this issue, we don’t want more excuses from government, they should just release the ambulances because we want to save lives, and not to watch people die before taking the necessary decisions,” he said.

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The Health Minister, Kwaku Agyemang-Manu, who seemed not too happy with the criticisms of the Coalition on the matter, assured that the government was equally concerned and would soon complete processes to have the ambulances distributed.

“We need you to take it easy, we are not keeping the ambulances for political gains. What would we achieve by doing that?” he quizzed.

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“President Akufo-Addo does not need these ambulances to win power, his good works will speak for him,” he added.

Kwaku Manu has told the world the cause of their beef which has just started. Speaking on Thunder TV, the ‘I’m Kiss You’ coiner asked Kwadwo Nkansah to be careful with the young boys he walks around with. He said during the TV interview that “God use me to make Lilwin a star”.

Telling what generated the beef with his colleague actor, Kwaku Manu told Big Akwes, host of the show that he believes his dance to Patapaa’s ‘One Corner’ tune did not go well with Kwadwo.

To him, he did the video out of the love he has for the song but not the controversy surrounding it because he was not aware of the dispute.

Kwaku Manu continued that he heard after releasing his ‘One Corner’ video online that there is a contention over the song.

Watch Kwaku Manu speaking below

And Kwadwo Nkansah Lilwin has been accused as the cause of all these problems in the movie industry.

The industry’s favorite actor, Lilwin was recently accused of using his fetish priest, Top Kay to destroy the effort of others and turn all favor towards himself. It got to the extent he was accused of introducing his girlfriend Sandra Ababio into the industry to kill the shine of Nana Ama Mcbrown.

Barely a week ago, Top Kay, the official fetish priest of Lilwin who also doubles as part-time musician on the label of Boss Nation Music owned by Lilwin released a song to insult and make serious allegations against some major stars in the industry because they danced to the “One Corner” by Patapaa.

Lilwin has been accused of trying to steal the song from the new artist when that failed, he released his own version and called it “Corner Corner”. When Kwaku Manu and others danced to the One Corner song, he felt furious and allowed his fetish priest to come out with the insulting song.

In the said song, Top Kay accused Vivian Jill of being a Lesbian even though she has not danced to the song too. He equally called Emelia Brobbey a thief who stole from a shop when he visited London sometime back.

The Fetish Priest went on to say Kwaku Manu is jealous of the success of Lilwin. He accused him of backbiting and further declared he will continue to be broke and be below Kwadwo Nkansah Lilwin.

He called Big Akwes a pedophile who is in the habit of aborting babies he fathers with young girls below the age of 16.

He also revealed that Big Akwes is jealous of Lilwin because he refused to let him stay in his house.

But in an interview with Big Akwes on “Yi Wasum” on Thunder TV, Kwaku Manu has revealed that not only did he give Lilwin a place to stay when he first joined the industry, he also fed and clothed him.

He, therefore, does not understand why Lilwin will allow his fetish priest to demean people in the same industry that made him who he is. Kwaku Manu and Big Akwes rained curse on the fetish priest and Lilwin.

In the said video, Kwaku Manu could not fathom why Lil Win should write a song for his “fetish Priest” to insult the Kumawood movie industry especially the female players of the industry.

Speaking about the video on Thunder TV, Kwaku Manu said he was disappointed in Lil Win for writing a song for his “fetish Priest” to insult his colleagues he has been working with over the years.

The straw that broke the camel’s back according to Kwaku Manu is that the part of the song that seems to suggest that he (Kwaku Manu) is going through difficult times and is currently broke.

He indicated that the move by Lil Win is motivated by the fact that he joined the #OneCornerChallenge when he (Lil Win) had a problem with Patapaa who is the owner of the song.

He advised Lil Win to part ways with the “fetish Priest” or risk becoming a pauper in the future because of some decisions he’s been influenced to take by the supposed priest.

Kwaku Manu, who appears very angry in a 59 second video said “No one’s life has been destroyed. You are hungry even though you sing songs now. The bible says we should move with sensible people to know sense. All those close to you don’t even have sense yet you claim you have sense…”

“You think only women are in Kumawood. You think you have things to say. You think you are working with priests so you fear nothing. The thunder of God will strike you. I don’t think any priest has power than God. The priest helping you to destroy things in the movie industry won’t take you anywhere…” he advised.

Watch video below:

A very hardworking actor who owns some plethora of businesses and one of them is a school complex named after himself — ‘Kwaku Manu Educational Complex’.

According to the actor, out of jealousy, backbiting, and gossip, some people are collapsing his school.

He attributed the cause of the gradual collapse to he flying his family outside Ghana for holidays.

“Would you believe that all the people living around whose kids attend my school have removed their wards from the school because I flew my family to the US.?— Thinking I used the school’s money to fund my travel. But will you also believe, the school is even indebted to me? I used my own money (GHC10,000) to repair their bus before I travelled”, He said.

“Meanwhile, though a lot of the parents are owing to the school yet they were even allowed to move to the next term regardless.” He added

He continued that, some people are stationed just close to his schools’ premises to ill-advice those who want to enrol their kids in his school.

Kwaku Manu incessantly advised that nobody should build a for-profit project(Property) in an area he/she lives or grew up.

The high tempo ‘Hi-life-Azonto’ ‘One Corner’ song by artiste Patapaa has gained immense recognition in all corners across the country.

Nonetheless it comes with a frenzy dance which sends dancers wayward – with some of them seeking to hide under cars, motor bikes, gutters among other places upon hearing the song.

But in the funny video circulating on social media, Kwaku Manu jumps on top of a fridge to do the one corner dance.

Watch video below: 

However, some of comments from the public domain suggest this is a deliberate jab to his colleague actor Lil Win who was allegedly accused of attempting to steal the ‘One Corner’ hit song by releasing his ‘Corner Corner’ version.