Around the world in 5minutes: Which Ghanaian adages do you find confusing and wish you could change?

Confessions: A man claims it has been almost three years since his wife left him after her sister's death. He has tried everything to bring her back, but her family is encouraging her to stay away. He asserts that his wife is willing to divorce, but he wants her to initiate the process since she was the one who left. In the meantime, he has begun seeing someone else

Are you named Obed or do you know someone with that name? Is it true that just 5% of Obeds are tall? Listen for a lively discussion as we explore this fascinating claim and hear listeners' opinions on the matter

A mix of entertainment, education, fun and humour, delivered in many different segments

The High Court has found two teenagers guilty of the gruesome murder of a 10-year-old boy in Kasoa, a case that has gripped the nation since it occurred in 2021. The court delivered its verdict nearly three years after the brutal killing of Ishmael Abdallah, a crime that shocked Ghanaians for its chilling nature and the involvement of two minors

There’s a difference between date of births in both the spiritual and physical realms. Ignoring these spiritual distinctions when following guidance tied to your birth day could lead to failure – Prophet Larbi

Confessions: A woman admits she juggled two relationships, got pregnant but knew the father was for her serious boyfriend which she is staying with. She then lied to the other man the child was his. She has been secretly accepting money from the other man for the child’s upkeep because he believes he is the father. Now he’s back, demanding full custody, and she’s panicking about what to do next.

Around the world in 5minutes: Besides saying "life is short," what other excuses do you use to justify your questionable decisions? Is it more like, "YOLO" or "I’ll regret this later"?

Around The World Segment: Listen to how your favourite presenter struggles to form this sentence; John Was Born In August, Peter Died In August using "Both" as a beginning word.

Imagine you’ve been invited to host a crusade in Egypt titled “The Egyptians You See Today, You Shall See Them No More.” Would you go ahead with this theme, or would you consider making adjustments?