Muntari's wife ranked Africa's Most Beautiful Footballer Wife

 

 

AC Milan star, Sulley Muntari is indeed a lucky dude. Despite the many bad boy images the Ghana international footballer has been labelled with, he may be the one having the most fun in the bedroom.
Yes, Sulley's brilliant and intelligent wife, Menaye Donkor has just been ranked as the most beautiful wife of a sportsman on the African continent this year, Africa's Most Beautiful WAGS 2014 by richestlifestyle.com, a website for the lifestyle of the rich, the same website that published the list of Africa's richest presidents earlier this year.
According to the website, “the beautiful game of football has made many African footballers very rich; with success and fame these players have some of the sexiest African women in their lives. Not like European WAGs (WAGs refer to wives and girlfriends of sportsmen) who enjoy fame and a sort of notoriety in the media, most African WAGs are very low-key; they stay out of the public eye.”
Richlifetsyle have rated the top seven most beautiful wives of African sportsmen this year and Muntari's wife is top of the pile.
Take a look at the women!
1) Menaye Donkor
The top of the list is Canadian-born Ghanaian model, entrepreneur and philanthropist won the Miss Universe Ghana in 2004. In 2007, she started dating Ghanaian footballer Sulley Muntari who plays for A.C. Milan. They were married on Christmas Day 2010. Most of Donkor’s business interests is real estate. Also the most impressive WAG on the list who is definitely a self-made.
Earning her degree in marketing from York University, Toronto, Canada, she currently holds Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Bachelor of Business Science (BBusSci), Master of Business Administration (MBA), and Master of Marketing Research (MMR).

On Tuesday, November 11, 2014 | 1 comments

Breaking the Ghanaian Celebrity ‘No Marriage Spell’ | Naa Ashorkor Marries Today

Breaking the Ghanaian Celebrity ‘No Marriage Spell’ | Naa Ashorkor Marries Today

Naa Ashorkor

Ghanaian actress/TV personality-Naa Ashorkor is preparing for the long journey of marriage—starting with a traditional engagement tomorrow-Saturday, 4^th October, 2014 at her family house in Accra.

The lucky man (let’s hope he is) works with Telecommunication company-Tigo, reports EnewsGh.Com, and he is excited that the many years he has spent in a relationship with his ‘object of interest’ is finally going to be sealed with both family’s blessing.

For this we say, Naa Ashorkor is breaking the spell which is somewhat preventing Ghanaian showbiz personalities from getting married. But then, what is the point in getting married if it will all end in divorce like we’ve seen of the Hollywood and Nigerian stars?

Congrats to Naa Ashorkor as she makes this life commitment and anyone with some bad photos or memories of her should delete them because she is making a new begin.

 Naa Ashorkor

 Naa Ashorkor

On Saturday, October 04, 2014 | 2 comments

Stupidity & Carelessness at Its Peak: Akon Performs at a Concert in DR Congo Inside a Protective Balloon Because of EBOLA ?

Stupidity & Carelessness at Its Peak: Akon Performs at a Concert in DR Congo Inside a Protective Balloon Because of EBOLA ?

 

Akon performs in a Bubble

Let me start by pointing out the stupidity in this whole enterprise—I mean the concert. And let me be clear that, I do not have a problem with Akon trying to protect himself from contracting Ebola in Africa if that is indeed what his action was about. He is being CAREFUL, a word the organisers of the concert may not have heard.

So Akon performed in front of thousands of people in DR Congo at a concert which was put together to support the United Nations’ International Day of Peace—and then during the performance, he wanted to engage the crowd but with the Ebola tension everywhere in Africa, he was placed in a protective bubble/balloon (see photo above). This was to protect him from coming into direct contact with the fans/concertgoers says the critics…

What is being reported is that; Akon did not want to come in contact with the crowd for fear of contracting Ebola and the organizers accept that, his life was previous—more precious than the thousands of people they had put together who were not in any bubbles.

So you are allowed to put thousands of human beings together—yet, only one person is so important that he should not be allowed to be in the midst of these people?

If Ebola was a foreseeable threat, then they should not have put the other thousands of people at risk by assembling them together for the concert, in a way that they were touching each other and sweat is being shared.

It is stupid for Akon to even accept to perform; and wicked of the organisers to put thousands of people together if they had fear of Ebola in their mind.

If a white person did this in Africa, the whole Africa would have descended on that person but because it is Akon (another African) and some careless African event organizers, we won’t even use our brains to analyse things…

Let’s say one person came there with Ebola, Akon is safe and 300 others are infected! Well done…

Anyway, despite the criticism of Akon’s actions, we must note that he staged such an act in Australia and Dubai, both in 2010—and there was no Ebola there.

 

 

On Saturday, October 04, 2014 | 0 comments