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5 Baby Names For Stonebwoy And Wife To Consider As We Await The Bhim Prince Or Princess
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If you have not heard, Bhim Nation is expecting a new prince or princess.
Ghanaian dancehall artiste Livingstone Etse Satekla popularly known as Stonebwoy and his wife are expecting their first baby weeks after tying the knot in a luxurious marriage ceremony.
Reports indicate Mrs Satekla is ‘heavily’ pregnant.
As part of what to expect when you’re expecting, we have some name suggestion whether it’s going to be a Bhim Prince, Bhim Princess or both.
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Baby Boy: Kwakye
Baby Girl: Kwakyewaa
Taking their mother’s middle name.
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Baby Boy: Bhimbwoy
Baby Girl: Bhimgurl
Just because they are royals in Bhim Nation.
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Baby Boy: Stonebwoy
Baby Girl: Stonegurl
Like father like children.
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Baby Boy: Prince Etse Satekla
Baby Girl: Princess Etse Satekla
Their father is a king you know.
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Baby Boy: Sergent Lee Etse Satekla
Baby Girl: Michy Etse Satekla
Just rising above the negativity for positive vibes.
Please add any name if you have ideas on what Stonebwoy and Dr. Louisa Ansong should call their child (children).
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Ghanaian Beauty Takes Second Place At Miss United Nations Beauty Pageant
25-year-old Rebecca Asamoah, a former 2015Miss Ghanarunner-up has made Ghana proud again after she placed second at the Miss United Nations Beauty Pageant held in Kingston,Jamaica over the weekend.
The pageant which saw about 80 beautiful contestants from around the world showed all the ladies exhibit pure beauty and brains as they represented their countries with pride.
At the end of the show, it was Miss Olga Makhlevskaia from Russia who won the coveted crown followed closely by Ghana and with second-runner up going to Mexican queen, Iris Carbajal.
This is not the first time Rebecca Asamoah has made the country proud, just last year she also beat out beautiful ladies from across Africa to win the Miss Africa competition.
Speaking on why she joined the pageant she said:
I am compassionate not only for people with status and stature but for the underprivileged. I believe Miss United Nations Pageant is to embark on humanitarian works to uplift women and to positively impart in the lives of people in our various societies and the world at large. I want to be a part of this family to contribute my quota in the world’s development,
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