Actress and young mother of one, Regina Daniels has opened up about her decision to film herself giving birth and sharing it to the public.

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Regina welcomed baby Munir, her first child with Nigerian billionaire Ned Nwoko weeks ago and started a YouTube documentary on her pregnancy.

In a latest episode, she gave full account on why she did a documentary on her childbirth.

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“A lot of things happened while I was trying to have my baby and I have decided to tell the entire world my story and show them in video as well.

“I encourage everyone especially women to watch this video of what went down in the labour room before my baby joined me.” She said on Instagram.

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Over the years, we have seen celebrities adopt weird ways to celebrate their childbirth and Regina Daniels has towed a much more crazier way.

The billionaire wife and Nigerian actress will be premiering an exclusive documentary on her pregnancy and the birth of her baby boy on her YouTube channel.

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Proud mother titled her documentary, ‘Our Circle’ and will showcase her life as a career woman, wife and mother.

She released a trailer of the documentary on her Instagram page yesterday, announcing the release of the full project.

Barely 24 hours after she welcomed her first baby with billionaire husband Ned Nwoko and a documentary is ready to show the whole journey. Is that not weird?

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Anyway that’s what having too much money can do. Congrats to her once again.

SOURCE: AfricaCelebrities.com

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The BBC Africa ‘Sex For Grades’ documentary where an undercover journalist, Kiki Mordi and a team of Africa Eye is an investigation that uncovers the sex for grade crises in universities in Nigeria and Ghana.

Watch the full documentary below:

Fall outs of the expose have led to many stories:

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Yesterday, the question on our minds and indeed on the minds of most Ghanaian music industry players was whether Sarkodie snubbed Obrafour’s ‘Pae Mu Ka’ documentary.

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It had emerged after sighting the documentary that Sarkodie was starkly missing from it although many music icons and celebrated personalities were featured.

As we sought answers to what might have happened for Sarkodie’s absence in the ‘Pae Mu Ka’ documentary, the veteran rapper, Obrafuor, himself has spoken.

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Obrafour revealed that his several attempts to feature Sarkodie on his Pae Mu Ka documentary proved futile.

The Pae Mu Ka documentary is in commemoration of the 20th  anniversary since the release of the Pae Mu Ka album.

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It is no doubt that Obrafour has been the mentor of several new age rappers, so it only normal to invite them to be on the documentary.

According Obrafour he extended invitations to Sarkodie, Tic Tac, Hammer, M.anifest and several others to be present for the shoot of the documentary. Sarkodie however failed to be present on set despite several attempts to bring him on board.

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Narrating how Sarkodie had constantly failed to be on the documentary he said:

“Me and Sark, you know I have said time and again that at any given period when it comes to him, i’m totally bias towards him. So as to why, how, it will be difficult to say anything concrete, it is what it is, he just didn’t show up. Up till date he has not showed up, he had assured that he would be there but he has not been able to come through, and now we’ve wrapped up the shoot”.

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Obrafour however added that Sarkodie was on of the key figures in Pae Mu Ka anniversary project, he said;

“From day one, Sarkodie was at the launch so definitely you will expect him to be at the concert, I am not writing anybody off at the moment but I’m praying that probably whatever it is that is hindering him God will take it away and he will be able to come through. He knows about all the events leading to my 20th Years Anniversary and so i just don’t know why he’s doing this, i’ve reached out to him several times but still.”

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Obrafour’s great influence on the hiplife genre on Ghana is undoubtedly huge. He is credited for making the genre popular after it was pioneered by fellow veteran, Reggie Rockstone.

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For years, rapper Sarkodie has revered veteran rapper Obrafour as his idol and godfather.

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He has on several occasions proclaimed that Obrafour is a major influence when it comes to his music and in fact, he has even touted that the ‘Yaanom’ hit rapper is his inspiration.

And after years of featuring the rap legend on some of his well-known tracks – including ‘Saa Okodie No’ – some industry persons, who have watched a documentary on the Obrafour’s 20th anniversary in the Ghanaian music space, have started asking questions.

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The documentary highlights some of the significant happenings since Obrafour started his rap career and also features key industry persons who played roles in the rapper’s career.

The documentary, which JoyNews has had the privilege of watching, features well-known industry names like CY Lover, Hammer, Tic Tac (now TiC), Kwaw Kese, KOD, Yvonne Nelson, M.anifest and a host of others.

Sarkodie Missing

Considering the history between Obrafour and Sarkodie, it has come as a shock to some people, who have had the privilege of watching the documentary, that the latter is not featured in it.

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Investigations by JoyNews have revealed that management and producers tried on several occasions to feature the ‘Artiste of the Decade’ winner at the 20th edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, in the documentary to no avail.

According to sources close to the anniversary planning team, Sarkodie, who was in Ghana throughout the shoot, kept giving the production team one excuse after the other till the team wrapped up the shoot on August 23.

A source explained that after several attempts, management of Sarkodie on one occasion (during a final attempt) told the production team, which shot the documentary at MiPROMO Studios in Dzorwulu, that the rapper was not appropriately dressed for the shoot.

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JoyNews also gathers that rapper M.anifest, for instance, who was in Nigeria during the shoot, managed to fly back to Ghana just to be a part of the documentary.

According to sources, M.anifest actually drove straight to the location from the airport but had to go home after he was told he was in too early. He went home, freshened up and later returned for the shoot.

JoyNews has gathered that Obrafour is not happy that his ‘son’ could not get time to feature in the all-important documentary.

Obrafour, during a media engagement on Thursday, explained that “we invited everybody. If you don’t see anyone, ask them why they are not there. Some people were around but they didn’t want to show up.”

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Sarkodie’s Reaction

When JoyNews reached out Sarkodie’s team for an explanation as to why the rapper did not feature in the documentary, Angel, Sarkodie’s manager said, they tried their best to be a part of it and will never say “No” to Obrafour.

Angel explained that there were definitely arrangement issues because “Sark[odie] was over willing” to feature in the documentary.

According to him, the producer of the documentary called him and communicated that they would like to shoot Sarkodie’s bit at 2 pm on an agreed date but unfortunately, the rapper was still at Pastor Brian Amoateng’s IYES Conference at the National Theatre as at that time.

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Sarkodie’s manager further said, Obrafour had later said he was sending the team over to his [Sarkodie’s] house to shoot the rapper’s part, which never happened.

“It’s just a matter of [mis]communication.”

“If right now self if these people want to shoot Sark[odie] a, he go shoot,” Angel said in pidgin. He noted that they would not have agreed to shoot if they were not interested.

Angel added that the team was at Obrafour’s Pae Mu Ka @20 launch in May this year and Sarkodie was even ready to perform at the main anniversary concert scheduled for the National Theatre on November 9.

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An initial 30-minute version of the documentary will be premiered at the Silverbird Cinema on September 25.

The documentary will later be broken down into a 12-part 10 minutes series, to be shown later on TV.

Source: Myjoyonline.com

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