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What’s the status of the music industry in Ghana? - Paul Adom Otchere quizzes (WATCH)

Paul Adom Otchere is assessing the Ghana music industry and from his perspective, the music business in the country doesn't pass to be called an 'industry.
Paul Adom-Otchere
Paul Adom-Otchere

The ace Ghanaian journalist was discussing the just-ended Vodafone Ghana Music Awards with a panel of music experts during his Good Evening Ghana show. "So Andy why don't we have an industry," Mr Adom-Otchere asked.

Andy Dosty who was among the panel responded with a question asking that "who said we don't have an industry?" and Paul replied that "ow everyone aggress we don't have an industry".

Andy Dosty

Andy Dosty

"Today I have been ranting about digital migration television paying for your musical concerts and all that, that's part of why we don't have an industry. we had the 3 Music Awards, people watched on TV, they didn't pay," he continued.

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Paul Adom Otchere, therefore, argues that industry must at the back of commercial value so if it is not making money, it can't be called an industry.

"I was just talking about how Hearts of Oak could have made 8 million from the game if we are paying GH5 to watch it," he said and Andy asked if means football is not an industry and he replied, "that's what it will mean because Industry is economics, without the economics, we don't have an industry".

Hear more from him in the video below and share your thoughts with us. Do we have a music industry in Ghana?

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