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The number of prostitutes in Ghana is increasing especially girls from Nigeria. The Ghanaian police has started to crack down on several prostitution rings especially those from other African countries. The police have arrested four (4) Nigerian women believed to be trafficking young women from Nigeria to Ghana to work as prostitutes. According to some of the young women, they were promised jobs in the city but forced into prostitution the moment they reach Ghana. The police claim the parents of these ladies knew their kids were being taken to Ghana therefore the question then become, "why are these families allowing their children to go?" Is it because of greed?

Several places such as circle (in Accra) and Adum in Kumasi are noted for prostitution and the Wahaala boys have been there to witness these ladies of the night in action. Mr Nobody talked to some of these ladies and here is our take on the issue.

It seems like a lot of men regardless of the country they come from in Africa can't cook. Whether the man is Ghanaian, Nigerian, Kenyan, South African or even Ugandan, being able to prepare a simple meal seem to be a huge challenge to them. Two ladies who visited their male friend abroad saw the kind of chicken soup he had prepared. These women filmed the soup and it showed clearly the struggles of most African men in the kitchen. The head of the chicken was still attached to the neck and the chicken feet still had nails. There was some feathers still on the chicken and basically all in all it was a shambles. The Wahaala boys look at the notion of African men can't cook or whether this is just another stereotype. Do not forget to subscribe and also follow us on Facebook using this link:

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It is a common trend among most Africans especially Ghanaians and Nigerians to get married after getting pregnant regardless of whether they are interested in the other person. Majority of the people do it to save face and to hide the fact they got pregnant out of wedlock. Ghanaian celebrity and movie actor John Dumelo is said to have done a similar thing. The actor got married about 5 months ago but the wife just had their first baby. The Wahaala boys take a shot at this situation and explore the main reasons why people continue to do so.

The fastest rapper in Ghanaian music industry Sarkodie aka King Sark released a freestyle diss track for Shatta Wale entitled "My Advice". The song which was released in the same week that Shatta Wale the dancehall king and leader of the SM movement was launching his album the Reign took social media by storm with numerous Ghanaians reacting to the song. Everybody from the Ghana industry reacted positively to the song with Shatta's best friend Pope Skinny even endorsing the song something which has led to the breakdown of his relationship with Shatta. The Wahaala boys take a critical look at the song and breaks down the lyrics bar for bar.

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Being disabled in most African countries and probably homes can be very challenging and to top it off most people see disabled kids as a curse. There is a notion that it could be punishment for the sins of the parents or the kids were from a river god. In Kenya, a recent research by disability international revealed that over 40 percent of mothers with disabled kids were encouraged to commit infanticide. One woman was told to give the child acid. A BBC documentary tagged Ghana as the worse place to be disabled in the world. It is a common sight in most African churches to see disabled people being prayed for and the "curses" removed to free them from the grips of evil spirits that has made them suffer these disabilities be it mental or physical. The Wahaala boys look at the rights, lives and how disabled people are treated back in Ghana or Nigeria and Africa as a whole and ask the question, "Is disability a curse in Africa?" and why people still believe this.

It seems like the idea of a husband material is changing for African women with majority of the men confused about what it is that women really want. Once upon a time the fact that you were capable of providing for her was enough to be a good husband but today the goal post have been shifted so much that it is no longer in the park. Ghanaian dancehall artist Mz Vee in an iterview talking about her ideal contracticted herself on so many occasions. The Wahaala boys ask "What characteristics makes a good husband?" Let us know your thoughts in the comment section and don't forget to like us on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/Wahaala/

A Surgeon in Ghana recently had a list of celebrities that he has worked on leaked and the list included actresses Jocelyn Dumas, Moesha Budoung and Princess Shyngle. Women enhancing their bodies is nothing new but it seem like a lot of women are going for a particular look whuch is the small waiste and big bum. Brazilian bum lift (BBL) is the new craze and although multiple health practioners have warned of the dangers of BBL, it is still very popular. Youtuber Nella Rose in her own video admited to nearly going ahead with a BBL surgery but pulled out in the last minute. Anyway we at Wahaala are asking, are women getting these surgeries to please men or for themselves?

A researcher who appeared as guest on the room mate podcast claimed that reserach shows women cheat more than men. She went ahead to say that in her practise this was true and that while men might cheat, the reason isn't because they are not in love with partners any more but for most women, they cheat because they no longer love their partners. Majority of African women play games especially during the early stages of the relationship therefore sending mixed signals to the guys. The games some women play include sending their girlfriends to "test" you or making their male friend pretend to be their partner or ex. some will intentionally let you see a risque text just to get you jealous or to arouse a reaction out of you.

The notion that women cheat more than men blew the Wahaala Boys away and this is their take on it.

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CNN news network continued with their disrespect of most things African during the recent interview with Nollywood actress Genevieve Nnaji. The presenter Richard Quest started off by question the quality of the movies produced in Nigeria. After repeatedly calling the industry low budget and low quality, he claimed that two tins of can and a string is better in terms of qaulity than the numerous movies made in Nollywood. He also questioned her expertise on directing the movie and also how she funded the movie. Genevieve on the other hand failed to defend the industry that she is part off. Hear what the Wahaala boys had to say about it. The audio for the interview was bad in the podcast but here is a link to the interview. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfhJUCPFofg

Is dating your best friend's sister going against the guy "code"? There is a notion that all guys have a code they abide by but do African men abide by them? Should you abide by the guy code or is that something guys say for saying sake. Listen to the wahaala boys take on the guy code.