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Obour has failed as MUSIGA President ~ Entertainment critic

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Ahead of the upcoming MUSIGA election which is to be held on Wednesday 26th of June 2019,
entertainment critic, TT Banafo has shared his opinion on how Obuor has disappointed the music group.

Speaking as a panel guest on Happy FM’s Showbiz Xtra host by Dr Cann, TT Banafo said..

“His age, aggressiveness and where he comes from is a plus to him to make the industry more attractive to his peers”.

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He added that, “the likes of Samini and Okyeame Kwame are vibrant and energetic and can stand for positions in the executive board of MUSIGA”.

TT Banafo continued that giving the mantle to the veterans of highlife music is a cause for worry.

The industry should be made more attractive in order for the young idea filled artistes to take up positions in the music industry.

By :Edem Etsa

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