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Wiase Mu Nsem

Wiase Mu Nsem

By: Multimedia Ghana
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 Giving listeners the chance to discuss their lives and problems for help from other listeners and show hosts.Multimedia Ghana Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Man Discovers Wife Secretly Owns ‘Rented’ House He’s Been Paying For.

    Man Discovers Wife Secretly Owns ‘Rented’ House He’s Been Paying For.
    Jul 23 2025
    What would you do if, after three years of paying rent, you found out that the house you’ve been living in with your wife isn’t rented at all but one she secretly built and has been collecting the rent money from you all along? Would you see it as betrayal or smart planning? Share your thoughts.
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    2 hrs and 45 mins
  • They Even Call Me ‘Sugar in Bed’ - Drug Addict Defends RED as His Secret Fuel.

    They Even Call Me ‘Sugar in Bed’ - Drug Addict Defends RED as His Secret Fuel.
    Jul 22 2025
    "RED keeps me going; those who talk down on it are just jealous. It boosts my drive, sharpens my senses, and powers my intimacy with my street girls; they even call me ‘Sugar in Bed,’" - Drug Addict shares.
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    2 hrs and 19 mins
  • Church Of Pentecost At Essienimpong In The Ejisu District Invaded By Thieves; Instruments Stolen.

    Church Of Pentecost At Essienimpong In The Ejisu District Invaded By Thieves; Instruments Stolen.
    Jul 21 2025
    "That night, our security man complained of a headache and went home to rest. By morning, we discovered the church had been broken into and our instruments were stolen. I can’t accuse him; he’s a trusted member, and I believe he wouldn’t do such a thing,"- An ELDER of the church narrates the whole incident.
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    2 hrs and 38 mins

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