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    MUSIGA is a useless organisation; it should be dissolved – KOKA

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    Entertainment pundit, KOKA Entertainment pundit, KOKA

    Entertainment pundit Kwaku Osei Korankye Asiedu, popularly known as KOKA, has expressed displeasure with the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) for remaining silent on the recent incident involving Cina Soul and Max TV.

    In a discussion on Adom TV on April 6, 2025, KOKA criticised the music union for not issuing a press statement condemning the derogatory comments made about the songstress.

    He emphasised that MUSIGA should be dissolved due to what he termed as its incompetence, stating that it does not serve the interests of its members.

    “MUSIGA is one of the most useless organizations, and they need to be dissolved. Up until now, they have not issued a press statement condemning the situation… How can people have confidence in them if they are not doing their job?” he said.

    KOKA also pointed out that independent broadcasters should also have called out the media house for the ill-treatment meted out at Cina Soul on live TV.

    “Independent broadcasters should have called them out because it is harassment. They did not promote her content but rather used her to amass revenue. The only thing Cina Soul got in return was humiliation and a tarnished brand. Why are we doing this? They even brought people who don’t know her background or the kind of music she does,” he added.

    Meanwhile, watch GhanaWeb’s tour of Fort Victoria and the Cape Coast Lighthouse below:

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