In a statement issued in Accra and signed by MUSIGA president, Bice osei Kuffour, the union called on musicians and song writers to desist from writing profane songs, saying they were not good for the public.
This statement came as a result of the recent profane songs released by Shatta Wale and Wisa Greid of Ekikime fame.
Reacting to the statement, Wale in a Facebook post referred to the union as a hypocritical one.
According to him, it is a total disgrace to hear MUSIGA come out to say they have intentions of banning these songs instead of educating musicians to see music as a business venture.
Read unedited full post below;
We have seen musicians come and go down.All becuase they dont speak out for their rights.This so called industry has made musicians so poor till now that musicians cant even make ends meet.Its a total disgrace to hear musigha come out to think banning of profane songs can change our industry but dont think of educating musicians to see this career as a business venture which most musicians need more than anything.Obuor and you team sit up cuz all what you see these days is called the “REVOLUTION”…
Source: livefmghana.com
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