Ghanaian actor, John Dumelo shares tips on how to treat women

Figuring out how to treat your woman with love and respect cannot only be confusing at times but can also be difficult. Ghanaian actor, John Dumelo has shared 17 tips on how to go about it.
1.Don’t compare your wife to other women. You don’t know what their husbands are going through. 
2. NEVER expose your wife’s weakness to your family or friends or run to them whenever you have issues. Problems are best solved between you and your woman. 
3. Don’t think you are man so you can use intimidation, shout or violence to communicate your moods. Agreesive men don’t make a happy home.

4. Speak gently and calmly to your wife. Never raise your voice at her, it demeans her and shows you think she is stupid. 
5. Do your responsibilities as man…don’t leave every to your woman.

6. Never blame your wife if she doesn’t take care of the home everyday. She is swamped with house work and helping you raise the kids.
7. Don’t be wasteful spending money on drinks, friends and extended family.The wife and children are your first responsibility.
8. Sex is also important to women. Her pleasure should be considered before your own.
9. Never compare your wife to your ex-girlfriends. If you loved them so much why didn’t you marry them instead of your wife.

10. Never shout down your wife or challenge her in front of the children. The children are watching. They won’t listen and obey her too.
11. Tell your wife she’s beautiful even if you know she’s looking normal. Women love compliment. 
12. Don’t forget that women also want attention and someone to share their thougts with. Never be too busy for your wife. 
13. A prayerful man is a better equipped husband. Pray always for your wife and family. Don’t leave the prayers to your wife. 
14.Treat your wife like a queen. Buy her gifts, take her shopping and once in a while, cook for her. 
15.Please don’t forget your these anniversary dates. Wedding ,engagement,the first time you kissed. I beg you. These dates mean a lot to women. (Don’t ask me why). I also don’t know. 
16. Your mother should not have the final say in your marriage. You married your wife, not you and your mother. Let her talk in her own husband’s house. 
17.There are 5 days each month that you have to say “I’m sorry”, “yes baby” and “I love you” more than 7 times a day. That’s when she’s menstrating. 

2014 World Cup: John Dumelo, Jackie Appiah, Becca, 10 others named Ghana's official ambassadors

13 Ghana celebrities have been unveiled as Ghana’s official ambassadors for the 2014 Brazil World Cup. They include Becca, John Dumelo, Jackie Appiah, Grace Ashy CK Akonnor, Tony Baffoe, Abedi ‘Pele’ Ayew, Kwame Ayew, Augustine Ahinful, Samuel Osei Kuffour, Tony Yeboah, Azumah Nelson and Ali Jarrah.
As ambassadors, they are expected to make several campaigns ranging from getting the corporate world and the general public to lend their support to Ghana for the World Cup as well as raising funds to enable the supporters union of Ghana to travel to Brazil.
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'TIES THAT BIND' COMES TO NIGERIAN CINEMAS SOON

America-based Ghanaian film producer, Leila Djansi will have her new movie ‘Ties That Bind’ featuring Omotola Jalade Ekeinde, John Dumelo, Ama Abebrese screened in Nigerian cinemas starting with Silverbird Cinemas on June 7, 2012.
The movie which won 9 Ghana Movie Awards and is also the 1st Ghanaian movie to be screened in the cinemas for over one month will in June 2012 be released in Odeon cinemas in the UK &Ireland.

THE 'PAST CAME CALLING' FOR RUKE AMATA

Renowned Nollywood director Ruke Amata is back with another blockbuster, ‘Past came calling’-a movie which dwells on the misconception the whites majority have over the blacks in diaspora.
 
The producer who relocated to the United Kingdom few years back has also been grooming upcoming African actors in diaspora via his “Class Act UK”reality TV show. It also aims at giving winners an opportunity to act alongside established African stars.
“The Past Came Calling” stars Chioma Chukwuka-Akpotha, John Dumelo, Oliver Jolliffe, Penelope Bouchot Humbert, Demetri Turin and Class Act UK 2011 winner, Marie Kumba Gomez. The premiere will be held on the 17th of feburary at the Greenwich Odeon London and also in Nigeria during the Easter period.
 
Ruke explained further that, ‘In London, the blacks are discriminated against, in terms of getting roles in major productions. What I did was to assemble them and advised that we should start off our own productions and by the time,  do quality productions and do it long enough such that when the whites behold our productions, they will be forced to incorporate us in their own productions. That’s how I started the ‘Class Act’.
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