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Akosua Agyapong, a seasoned singer and dancer, claims that GHAMRO gave Kwadwo Akwaboah a paltry sum of money to cowl his medical bills when he was alive.
She associated how Akwaboah Sr. referred to as the GHAMRO workplace and requested money to complement what he already had as a way to get sure medicines, however was only given ₵250.00
Akosua Agyapong, who gave the impression to be extraordinarily indignant, attacked Abraham Adjetey, the GHAMRO Chief Officer, whereas narrating the incident.
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“Three months in the past, earlier than Akwaboah died, he referred to as and knowledgeable me that he went to the hospital after which his son, Akwaboah Jnr helped him.
She made fees she couldn’t substantiate: “He knowledgeable me that earlier than he concerned his son, he referred to as the GHAMRO workplace to request for something tiny so as to add as much as his money to purchase the drugs, however they ended up giving him GH250.
“Abraham Adjetey, the person who steals our monies, had the nerve to present this man GH¢250,” she fumed.
She then requested if they might have the ability to attend his funeral after treating him in such a way when he was alive.
“Kwadwo Akwaboah lamented to me bitterly concerning the improvement as a result of he isn’t the kind that makes pointless calls for so he felt he wasn’t handled pretty.
He wished to ship the money again to them however the mode by way of which they despatched it made it considerably not possible.
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So, I need to ask GHAMRO whether or not they’ll have the ability to come for Akwaboah’s one-week statement or perhaps a funeral in any case these. He wasn’t born blind. He was an excellent keyboardist and I’ve labored with him earlier than,” she added.
In the meantime, Akosua Agyapong has hailed Akwaboah Jnr for his unflinching assist to his father Akwaboah Snr. She mentioned: “God bless Akwaboah Jnr, he takes excellent care of his father.”
GHAMRO stands for Ghana Music Rights Group. It’s a royalties assortment company inside Ghana, that represents the rights of music copyright holders. It was created beneath part 49 of the Copyright Legislation, Act 690 of 2005. The company collects royalties for all rights homeowners in Ghana.