The management of veteran gospel singer Ohemaa Mercy have threatened to return every single VGMA awards plaque she has unless CharterHouse’s George Quaye can clear the air on bribery allegations he made.

The head of communications for the event organising body recently claimed that gospel musicians attempt to bribe their way to awards most, a comment that inflamed artists of the genre which is the one supposed to be ‘godly’.

He apologised for his comments later but speaking on Radio Univers Monday, Mr Isaac Twum-Ampofo, husband and manager of the gospel singer, said that George Quaye has to substantiate his allegations so Ghanaians can know which artists come to pay bribes and which do not.

“It will be good for the gentleman (George Quaye) and his outfit to come out and mention names of those who paid or attempted to pay bribe so that some of us who have our credibility at stake will not have people looking at us with four eyes.” he said.

“It is very painful and disrespectful to some of us who took some awards years back. For us, if they do not come out to mention names, we have to return the plagues to them.” he added.

“They have to mention names because it has affected any individual who has ever had a nomination or won an award.”