OdyVlogs

13/08/2026

What’s your take on what Yul Edochie said on the Honest Bunch Podcast.. A MUST WATCH 💯

07/08/2026

My princess Anya.

for those that don’t know what is going on, it’s a therapy that helps children to walk...

07/08/2026

Nice catch

03/08/2026

He opened the gates most people never see. In this documentary, OdyVlogs travels to Asokore Bomso in Ghana's Ashanti Region to meet Nana Mensah, a traditional priest who agreed to let our cameras inside his home, his shrine, and his daily rituals.

You'll watch a morning worship, a family dedication ceremony, the creation of a new deity, and a ritual performed for business success. Then Nana Mensah sits down for a rare, honest interview about how he became a priest, how deities are installed, and why people bow before entering his shrine.

This is not a debate about belief. It's a documentary. We show you exactly what we witnessed, in Nana Mensah's own words, so you can see a living Ghanaian tradition for yourself.

Filmed in Asokore Bomso, Ashanti Region, Ghana.

03/08/2026

Live and kwaleb😂😂😂😊 WTF 😳😳😳😳

02/08/2026

01/08/2026

A touching and heartfelt message has come from Abdul Samawadu, a Basic Eight student from Bawku, who has made an emotional appeal to the President of Ghana for peace to return to his community.
In his message, Abdul expressed the hopes and fears of many children in Bawku, calling on the President to help restore lasting peace so that they can live freely, attend school without fear, and focus on building a better future like children in other parts of the country.

Every child deserves the opportunity to learn, dream, and grow in a safe environment. Abdul's words are a powerful reminder that peace is not just a political issue, it is a necessity for the future of our children.
Mr. President, weape you will listen to the voices of these young ones and work towards granting their heartfelt wish for peace in Bawku.

01/08/2026

A touching and heartfelt message has come from Abdul Samawadu, a Basic Eight student from Bawku, who has made an emotional appeal to the President of Ghana for peace to return to his community.
In his message, Abdul expressed the hopes and fears of many children in Bawku, calling on the President to help restore lasting peace so that they can live freely, attend school without fear, and focus on building a better future like children in other parts of the country.

Every child deserves the opportunity to learn, dream, and grow in a safe environment. Abdul’s words are a powerful reminder that peace is not just a political issue, it is a necessity for the future of our children.
Mr. President, weape you will listen to the voices of these young ones and work towards granting their heartfelt wish for peace in Bawku