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"People don't believe in the creative arts where I am from" - says rapper
According to Sarkodie, many Ghanaian artistes fund themselves as a result of the less interest stakeholders have in the creative arts sector.
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According to Sarkodie, many Ghanaian artistes fund themselves as a result of the less interest stakeholders have in the creative arts sector.
"Peeps don't believe in the creative arts where am from ... 90% of our acts fund themselves... All we doing is flipping...," he tweeted.
He added "Ain't no one pumping money into no one ... We gotto do all the back end Job ... Not easy but we ain't got a choice."
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He also said he proud of Ghanaian artistes because 'they work hard to keep the name Ghana on the international music market.'
"I will always be proud of my Gh acts ...they work too damn hard to keep the name GH in the Race ... Applaud #Raw," he tweeted.
Sarkodie's "Rapperholic" concert has been scheduled for December 25 at the Accra International Conference Centre. Artistes billed to perform on the night include Guru, Edem, Efya, TeePhlow, Pappy Kojo, Article Wan, and many others.
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