The Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO) has hit back at rapper Trigmatic, who called their proposal to collect royalties from churches for music they use during service all sorts of names.
Trigmatic said the proposal was lazy, extortion against Christians and an insult to his faith.
But GHAMRO PRO Prince Tsegah has issued a rebuttal, saying the rapper clearly had no grasp of the issues at hand.
“I read a headline which suggested that Trigmatic is insulting us that we are lightheaded, unthinkable and lazy. He’s clearly ignorant of whatever is going on because whatever we are doing is in the laws of Ghana.” Tsegah said on Radio Univers.
Tsegah added that some of the laws governing music are not being enforced, making musicians miss out on all sorts of revenue.