R2Bees, made up of Mugeez and Omar Sterling, noted for staying away from the media, have finally disclosed why they hardly grant interviews.

In an interview with Doreen Avio during the launch of their newest 15-track album dubbed, Back 2 Basics, Mugeez, giving out his reason for shunning interviews, said he does so to focus on the music solely.

According to him, they are musicians, hence people should enjoy more of their songs than their personalities.

I believe music is all we do. The music is what we are for so interview is the next thing for us, Mugeez said.

But Omar Sterling, adding to Mugeez’s point, said they had to halt doing interviews because the media painted a negative picture for them.

He explained that they used to grant interviews but the narrative was always negative to their brand so they decided to stop.

When we started we used to do interviews, but we realised all we did back then, the journalist tried to take advantage and clout chase. We are not just musicians, we are also solid human beings and we know how the media focuses on the negativity, not that we don’t want to do it but we want to move away from the negativity, Omar Sterling added.

 

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A cantankerous ardent fan of Dancehall giant Stonebwoy, Ayisha Modi has for obvious reasons deleted her verified Instagram page.

The notorious fan of Bhim Nation seems to have had enough of the brawl between Stonebwoy and herself hence has decided to make her weapon (Instagram) rest for some time.

As it was published recently, Bhim nation fans are in shock and surprised, following the update about Bhim President Stonebwoy, unfollowing his associate Ayisha Modi.

Ayisha Modi, since last year have been known to be a strong fan and fighter do the Bhim Nation and Stonebwoy.

It started with Stonebwoy’s issue with Blakk Cedi where Ayisha Modi went live and defended Stonebwoy to the core and since then anytime anyone dares say anything about Stonebwoy she comes to the defense.

A little dig up brought the realization that the two have stopped following each other, a sign that things might not be all cool between them, and this has got the Bhim Nation fans surprised.

And as it stands, checks and searches made by GhArticles.com on Instagram cannot be traced the account of Ayisha Modi as she has deleted it perhaps temporally to let sleeping dogs lie so she can heal her depression as a result of her fallout with Stonebwoy.

 

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Rev Dr Mary Ghansah, affectionately dubbed as the lady-with-the-guitar is one such a woman that has come to symbolize the Woman-of-God in Ghana, through the utilization of her providential talent and the agility in the delivery of her musical prowess.

Dr Mary Ghansah is an ordained Minister of Elohim, the out-pour of testimonies that are been meted to her presence suggests she is such a person that has touched the lives of many and arrested lots of souls to the custody of God, through her ministrations.

Rev Mary qualifies as one of a kind that is the making of her own pedigree and in fact could be numbered as a virtuous woman, if ever there is a company of them around.

This is also a woman that time has become the rightful judge of the controversy that surrounded her pioneering work in the gospel music industry of Ghana.

She is born to the late Mr Joseph Ghansah and Madam Elizabeth Anderson all partly from Senya Breku, Anumabu, Saltpond and Accra in the Central and Greater Accra Regions of Ghana, on the Wednesday of May 13, 1959.

Rev Mary is the eldest of five siblings that comprise of two other women and two men.

She has strived to complete her tertiary education at The Glory Leadership College, where she studied theology and counseling.

Mary became a musician at the time she discovered her potentials with the Power House Evangelistic Ministry at Tema in 1974 at the age of 15 years.

Before Mary became an independent musician, she was a member of the Power House Evangelistic Ministry in 1974 and the Glorious Vibration Incorporated in1978.

While with the Power House Evangelistic Ministry, Mary fellowshipped with Dr Mensah Otabil the founder and the head pastor of the International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) Rev Edwin Otabil of the USA, Mr Harold Otabil, Pastor Apenteng, Mr Morrison Dove, Mrs. Grace Tweneboah, Rev. & Mrs. Acquah, Dr. Fletcher of the USA, Rev Dr Gordon Kisseh founder of the Miracle Life Gospel Church, and many others.

“Praise & Worship in Zion” was the three-day evangelism fiesta at the Meridian Hotel in Tema that catapulted Rev. Mary into her ministration career in 1986.

Ever since then Rev. Mary has criss-crossed Ghana with her team of musicians and evangelists in a crusade to impart the Word of God to the many youth in second cycle educational institutions and churches.

There are a lot of them that have been healed of their sicknesses, delivered from their spiritual bondage and those souls that have been arrested to the custody of the Almighty God.

All these have featured in the testimonies that have been showered unto her by the many that she now meets in the cities, towns and villages of Ghana.

Rev Mary is a talented gospel musician of our era; a prolific song writer, who composes her own songs. Above all her stage craft in delivering her performances surpasses many in the gospel industry.

In the forty years of her career as a renowned gospel musician, Mary has had to her credit over twenty gospel music Albums of which ONIPA BEN NI and NYAME NDAE are her favourite.

She has also won many awards, which include: the Entertainment Critics and Reviewers Association of Ghana (ECRAG) Award for Best IN CONSISTENCY Gospel Album of the Year-1993; Unity Award; Freedom Concert Award-2013; and the Foot Print Music Award-2012, all to the Glory of God.

Her musical career has granted her the opportunity to travel to France, Belgium, Togo, Ivory Coast, UK, USA, and many other places in Ghana.

Some of Mary’s worship songs have been adopted for worshiping by the Christian churches in Ghana. Controversy surrounded her earlier musical career, when she pioneered music albums that featured worship songs-in-tongue; the kind of lyrics was considered to be an anathema to the music and press fraternity of the country.

Mary Ghansah has a lot of admirers including fellow musicians like Stella Ahenewa Dugan who professed that she admires Mary Ghansah a lot because of her tenacity in music, and the Daughters of Glorious Jesus who take her as their mentor.

Some of Mary’s music contemporaries have been the singing duo of the Tagoe Sisters, who she has been in constant communion with.

Currently, Rev Mary is a member of the ICGC Calvary Temple at Sakumono.

Rev Mary is the founder of Open Heavens Church, Shakina Temple, Ashiama, Tema.

Rev Mary also serves on the boards of some statutory and corporate institutions. These include:

● Director of Gospel Music, MUSIGA
● Member of the Ghana Gospel Industry Award Board
● Former Member of GAMRO board
● Board Member, Star of Hope( Swedish NGO)

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