Happy Ghana Indepence Day to all my fellow Ghanaians. #TurnUP This year’s independence celebration post will take a different approach from last year’s post which can be viewed here. Since I read a lot of blogs and watch even more YouTube videos, I decided to list my favorites blogs and YouTubers that are Ghanaian! So…
In this episode, Sade, Zainab and Ngozi date members of parliament and get the shock of their lives, while Makena meets up with an old flame and finds herself practicing abstinence (albeit by default). What are your thoughts about abstinence? Are you #TeamSade or #TeamNgozi? Why? I am #TeamNgozi! I really liked Zainab and Nana…
In ‘He Facebooked Me,’ the five ladies experience the pros and cons of social media in their love lives, with Nana Yaa having to make an “official” decision. In ‘Condom Etiquette,’ the five ladies discuss condoms – the good, the bad and the very, very ugly. (And we mean ugly.) Two for one this…
I love this interview with the 2/5 of An African City cast {Nana Mensah and Maame Adjei} and the show’s creator Nicole Amarteifio. These ladies are so classy and intelligent! The show was also featured on Ebony and the show’s creators Nicole Amarteifio and Millie Monyo were interviewed. Check it out here! ~Amma Mama
In ‘The Belly Button Test,’ the girls discuss confidence, with Ngozi fighting desperately to overcome her insecurities through some awkward circumstances. Enjoy! 🙂 ~Amma Mama
So just as last week’s Naturalista Files: MaameYaa Boafo, Maame Adjei also stars in an African City. My new favorite web series!!! 🙂 I had been following both ladies on Instagram way before the show. I discovered Maame Adjei through Black Girl Long Hair last summer when she was featured as a Natural Hair Icon.…
In ‘A Customs Emergency’, the girls navigate through issues of dependency…with Sade’s dependency dilemma being the most “interesting” of the group. A special thank you to Unknown Collections, Osei Duro, Afrodesiac, Kiki clothing and Christie Brown. Like the music? A special thank you to Samini! For more information, visit our website: http://www.anafricancity.tv Cute looks below…
Currently Playing -Tina Pardon in Walter Mosely’s “Lift “ premiering at Crossroads Theatre Company, 7 Livingston Ave., April 10-24 – See more at: http://www.waltermosley.com/walter-mosleys-lift-to-run-410-24-at-crossroads-theatre/#sthash.Fx7GNwWG.dpuf premiering at Crossroads Theatre Company, 7 Livingston Ave., April 10-24 – See more at: http://www.waltermosley.com/walter-mosleys-lift-to-run-410-24-at-crossroads-theatre/#sthash.Fx7GNwWG.dpuf premiering at Crossroads Theatre Company, 7 Livingston Ave., April 10-24 – See more at: http://www.waltermosley.com/walter-mosleys-lift-to-run-410-24-at-crossroads-theatre/#sthash.Fx7GNwWG.dpuf premiering at Crossroads Theatre Company,…
In ‘An African Dump’, the five girls discuss the pet peeves of dating…and the one thing that makes them overlook it all. This episode though!! My BFF and I thought it was funny. It reminded me of an episode of Girlfriends. Nana Yaa (played by actress MaameYaa Boafo) kind of reminds me of Joan Clayton…
In ‘Sexual Real Estate’, Nana Yaa has returned to Accra and is searching for an apartment. In doing so, both her and her friends learn more about their needs and wants and who they truly are. I like this episode because the ending sends a good message. Be a goal digger and not a gold…
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