Ghanaian Afrobeat musician Mujahid Ahmed Bello, popularly often called Fancy Gadam, has expressed his shock after receiving solely GH₵374  in royalties from the Ghana Music Rights Group (GHAMRO). In an interview on Accra-based Energy FM, Fancy Gadam criticized GHAMRO for not taking its members significantly.

“It appears like they don’t worth us. If Fancy Gadam will get simply this quantity, what concerning the veteran artists who depend on their music for a dwelling and are ready for his or her royalties? It hurts. Are they telling me that is all I deserve for an entire yr? I’m in ache proper now,” he stated.

Fancy Gadam highlighted that his songs, particularly from his latest album “Competitors,” are highly regarded in Ghana. He questioned why he acquired solely GH₵374  Ghana cedis this yr, in comparison with GH₵1,800 final yr, regardless of working even more durable. He additionally talked about the prices he incurs, together with VAT funds for his concert events.

The “Whole Cheat” hitmaker expressed confusion over the standards utilized by GHAMRO for these funds and talked about that he’s uncertain concerning the particular interval lined by this fee.

GHAMRO, established beneath Part 49 of the Copyright Legislation, Act 690 of 2005, and controlled beneath L.I. 1962 of 2010, is liable for accumulating and distributing royalties on behalf of authors, composers, and different rights holders.

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