Actress Genevieve Nnaji has enumerated the UK, Ghana and Nigerian success of her recent movie, Mirror Boy,during the week revealed that she was fascinated by the simplicity of the story of Mirror Boy and the determination of the producer and director, Obi Emelonye to do something 'special' and the success of the movie in UK, Ghana and presently Nigeria has justified her choice.
“I was impressed with the way the writer spinned a whole lot around a simple story of mother and child and a spirit. It is told in such a way that you feel the three distinct characters. You feel the pain of a mother whose child is missing, you feel the trouble of an African boy born in the U.K now in search of an identity, 
Mercy Johnson is getting married in an extravagnat wedding and any moment from now the screen queen will walk down the aisle with her heart throb in a marriage.Recently, we announced of Mercy Johnson’s marital plans and the earnest preparations that have already been infused in anticipation of the D-day. Well, more information seems to be simmering in with further plans and personality representations to be expected for what looks to be a huge event in the making. 
Women seem to be very strange among all the creatures in the world, probably even in the universe. Women have strict rules and regulations that they hardly alter when it comes to dating. They care so much about how their men look. This is very important to them because some believe when they give birth with unattractive men; their children will take after them.
However, if you find a woman dating an unattractive guy, it’s because the guy has money or can rock her for hours in bed. It’s very simple, if you are not good-looking, you must have the cash or the bullet. 
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Families and loved ones will have a great reason to celebrate the day of Love as the7th Annual Happy FM Mass Wedding consecrates the union of couples in an all expense paid ceremony. On the 14th of February at the National Theatre, 30 couples will have their marital wish granted as their marriages are blessed. The event will be overseen by Rev Sam Korankye Ankrah with Rev Dr Arthur Mensah officiating the exchange of vows.
Having undergone rigorous evaluation processes to ensure compatibility and legitimacy as a couple, the 30 men and women will be joined by their family and friends who will witness their loved ones officially become husband and wife. In addition to the vetting process, thoroughly comprehensive counseling mandates are enforced to ensure each couple understands the implications of their choice, the meaning of their union and what to expect from each other. The counseling session is also a period where each couple had the uninhibited opportunity to know their partner better through activities and guided communication.
