SAMINI'S SWEET MISTAKE

Y'all know of Samini's latest polygamy saga. Well, now here is his latest song titled Sweet Mistake.

SAMINI ADMITS TO POLYGAMY

Ghana’s Afro dancehall star Samini has come out and apologised to his fans and the families of the two women he is now married to.
In a statement sent out to Ghanian entertainment website, peacefmonline.com, Samini's handlers admit that nicca does indeed have two wifes and apologizes for any humiliation or embarrassment caused the two families.

The unedited message reads: “SAMINI ACCEPTS MARRYING TWO LADIES WITHOUT PREPARING THEM FOR HIS DECISION. HE THEREFORE APOLOGIZES TO THE FAMILIES OF BOTH LADIES FOR ANY DISRESPECT OR HUMILIATION CAUSED BY HIS ACTIONS. THE MATTER IS BEING RESOLVED PRIVATELY AND THE OUTCOME WILL BE BROUGHT TO THE PUBLIC. HE ALSO SENDS APOLOGIES TO HIS FANS AND THE MEDIA AND ASK FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN TIMES LIKE THIS”, signed by Mr. Anthony Pun, Samini’s Manager.

Samini reportedly got married to Christiana Aboagye Mensah, mother of his 6-year-old daughter, Theresa Toyila Samini in Accra last year, while she was residing in Canada, with the daughter. About three weeks ago Samini performed customary marriage rites to seal his relationship with another Ghanaian lady based in the UK, Ms. Geker, mother of his six-month old baby girl, Yelisun Samini.

GHANIAN STAR SAMINI WEDS

Ghanaian celeb Emmanuel Samini has reportedly taken up a new title of hubby. The singer who secretly relocated to London recently 'to pursue further studies' jumped the broom with his fiancee Mercy Geker last weekend.

In three months time, the newly wed couple will be parents.
I wish them all the best in their life's endeavours.

THE OFFICIAL MAMA PERFORMERS

Nairobi, 5 August 2009: MTV and Zain have set the tone for the 2009 MTV Africa Music Awards with Zain, revealing news of the first performers signed to appear at the glittering Awards ceremony. Guaranteed to set the stage alight at the Kasarani Indoor Stadium, Nairobi on 10 October and representing the best urban music on the continent will be 2008 Best Female winner, Wahu, South Africa’s Afro-soul queen, Lira, Nigerian rapper M.I. and Ghanaian dancehall superstar, Samini. Many more artists will be announced in the coming weeks.