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I Plan to Have My First Child Through Surrogacy, Says Phyna

Reality TV star and media personality Phyna (Josephina Otabor) has revealed that she plans to welcome her first child through surrogacy next year, marking a U-turn from her previous stance of not wanting children. Speaking during a recent interview, Phyna stated that she does not plan to carry the pregnancy herself and intends to have her first child through surrogacy instead. She clarified that she is determined to be financially ready for the journey ahead, with her current goal being to make enough money to fund the surrogacy process. "My goal for the rest of the year and early next year is me focusing on making money for having my first child. Cause I'm doing it through surrogacy," Phyna said, adding that she has changed her mind about motherhood after previously saying she didn't want to be a cat lady. […]

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Mary Njoku Warns Against Pressure to Perform Success Over Stability

Nollywood actress and ROK Studios founder Mary Njoku has warned Nigerians against the pressure to "perform success" instead of building real stability. Speaking on social media, the acclaimed actress advised people to focus on building genuine stability rather than putting energy into "looking like we made it." She stressed that no one should allow anyone to pressure them into performing success instead of building stability. "When you have some fame and money, the pressure is on. You start to think you must look successful all the time. You must drive the right car, stay in the right places, wear the right clothes, and always be seen in the right places," she wrote. "But the truth is that you might be struggling. You might be about to lose it all. You might miss it through fake life." Mary Njoku urged people […]

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IMF Projects Ghana’s Debt to GDP Ratio Will Reach 83% by end of 2024

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected that Ghana's debt-to-GDP ratio will climb to 83% by the end of 2024, as detailed in its October 2024 fiscal monitor report during the ongoing IMF annual meetings in Washington, D.C. Currently, Ghana's debt stock exceeds GHS 760 million, equating to approximately 75% of GDP.Despite this increase, the IMF forecasts a steady decline in the debt-to-GDP ratio over the next five years, predicting it will drop to 69.7% by 2029. This optimistic outlook is based on anticipated improvements in Ghana's fiscal indicators.In addition to the debt projections, the IMF has maintained its economic growth forecast for Ghana at 3.1% for 2024, which aligns with the government’s end-year target. IMF Chief Economist Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas emphasized the importance of a “triple pivot” strategy—comprising easing monetary policy, rebuilding fiscal reserves, and implementing structural reforms—to ensure sustainable […]

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