Renowned music producer and entertainment critic, Hammer, has called out Mark Okraku Mantey on his decision to prioritize his personal ambitions over the public’s interest.
In a recent interview, Hammer expressed his disappointment in Mark Okraku Mantey’s actions, stating that it is not beneficial for the industry as a whole.
Hammer pointed out that Mark Okraku Mantey’s decision to pursue his personal ambitions, such as running for the presidency of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA), instead of focusing on the issues facing the industry, is a selfish move that will not benefit the artists or stakeholders in the long run. He emphasized the importance of putting the interests of the industry first and working towards a common goal of promoting and advancing Ghanaian music.
Hammer also criticized Mark Okraku Mantey for his lack of transparency in his dealings within the industry, noting that he has not always been forthcoming about his intentions or motives. He urged Mark Okraku Mantey to be more open and honest with his colleagues and the public in order to build trust and foster collaboration within the industry.
Hammer’s comments shed light on the challenges facing the music industry in Ghana and the importance of collective action and unity in addressing these issues. He called on all industry players to work together towards a common purpose, rather than prioritizing personal ambitions over the greater good.
