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Eden Avornyo the Ghanaian reggae artist who is also known in the music circles as Coded (formerly Abortion) and a member of the award-winning Hiplife trio 4×4, has commended Obour, the President of MUSIGA for a good job done.
In an interview with eTV’s Foster Romanus on The Late Nite Celebrity Show, the musician indicated that Obour is doing a great job for the Ghanaian music industry as the president of MUSIGA.
“The Ghanaian Music Industry is struggling to manage its structures to enable the artistes to get their deserved royalties.” He added.
Coded indicated that he trusts that if the government steps in to make some laws and ensure its enforcement then the music industry would be better. But until then, he strongly believes that “Obour is doing his best.”
He advised that most artistes are young and hence should concentrate on working hard and putting out the music but not to think of putting pressure on Obour because he has done great for the music industry.

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