Stonebwoy's first daughter boldly orders brother to stop after mum asked him to sing in video
- The famous Ghanaian siblings, Catherine Jidula Satekla, and her brother, Janam Joachim Satekla, have been videoed creating beautiful memories
- In a video posted on Instagram, Jidula urges her younger brother to stop singing after their mother asked him to entertain her
- Jidula reiterated that her grandpa was napping, saying: ''Quiet, my grandpa is sleeping''
- The clip has garnered comments underneath the post online
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The famous Ghanaian siblings, Catherine Jidula Satekla, and her brother, Janam Joachim Satekla, have been videoed creating adorable memories.
Born to award-winning dancehall artiste, Stonebwoy, known in private life as Livingstone Etse Satekla, and Dr Louisa Ansong, the duo completes the joy of their parents.
In a recent video posted on Joachim's Instagram page, the pair's mother could be seen having a mum's moment with them as she urges Joachim to entertain her.
''Jaja, no more sing?'' Dr Ansong quizzed.
Source: Instagram
Jidula, however, gestured with a finger on her lips, urging her younger brother who had started singing to stop disturbing their grandfather.
''Quiet, my grandpa is sleeping,'' she said, repeatedly interjecting her brother.
Watch the video below:
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported Prophet Nigel Gaisei has averred that drinking alcohol, philandering, or stealing does not make a man of God fake.
The general overseer of the Prophetic Hill Chapel indicated that people out of ignorance assert that engaging in the generally considered 'vices' undermine God's anointing on a Kingdom representative in the earth realm.
Speaking in an interview with YEN.com.gh's Philip Abutiate, Prophet Gaisei stressed that every "mortal vessel has a weakness.''
In other news, a heartbreaking video of a young man who reportedly passed away after battling for his life at a hospital has stirred raw emotions on social media.
In the clip originally sighted on the Facebook page of Abena Joyce, on May 25, the young man whose identity and details were not shared along with the post could be seen lying in a hospital bed and battling for his life.
Amid tears and pains, he begged a health worker attending to him to save his life, saying: ''Sister, save my life'' but the lady responded, saying: ''We don't save lives; It's God who saves lives.''
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