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    George Britton questions Kuami Eugene’s visibility after Lynx exit

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    George Britton has expressed concerns over Kuami Eugene’s visibility since his departure from Lynx Entertainment.

    The UK-based showbiz expert, recognised for his work as a media personality, talent manager, and entrepreneur, believes the singer needs a solid team to maintain his influence in the industry.

    “Kuami Eugene has been in the industry for a while. He knows what to do and has built relationships,” he said in an interview cited by MyNewsGh.com.

    “But if he wants to work effectively, he needs to form a strong team—one with a good network and members who have key industry connections.”

    Britton noted a decline in the singer’s promotional strategies, referencing the recent release of a song on his birthday.

    “Back when he was with Lynx, we would have seen more updates about his release. At Lynx, there were people ensuring the public was always informed about what Kuami Eugene was doing. Now, I don’t know who is on his team or what they’re up to,” he told Amansan Krakye.

    Highlighting the importance of visibility, he added, “If I don’t see Kuami Eugene posting about his new music on Instagram, and I don’t see anything elsewhere either, it shows just how crucial a good team is.”



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