By: Ataa Mensah

Ataa Mensah — Mon, 23 Jul 2007 16:30:30 +0000

Firstly i wish to congratulate the Osibisa for been the only Ghanaian group that made it that far. I’ ll always respect the Osibisa for that.I think it’s time for Ghanaians to start learning, to stop that *WHOM YOU KNOW THING* And stop putting square pins into round holes.How could u do that? Somebody who doesn’t know a shit about music, to handle that stuff? What do you expect? This guy don’t even go to dance,he sees musicians as fiff raffs. Mac Tonto please don’t give a shit about this Wireko guy,he has no idea of what it means if Osibisa could perform on that occasion. He did the same thing to a band that’s promoting Ghanaian High-life in the Scandinavian and Europe. It’s time for Ghanaians to learn, and change attitude,otherwise the present would go like the past. We won’t get nowhere…..especially Ghanaian music and Ghanaian musicians…

By: Nii

Nii — Mon, 16 Jul 2007 12:28:28 +0000

Mac Tontoh is undoubtedly a God sent, when it comes to music and anything to do with music from Ghana, and indeed the world stage.
Rightly put, anything to do with the celebration of music in Ghana, is like talking of reggae music without Bob Marley, or pop music without Michael Jackson.
Of course now, it’s common knowledge that Wereko Brobbey or whatever his name is, WAS A COMPLETE WASTE OF TIME AS THE CEO OF THE GHANA@50 CELEBRATIONS. The whole preparation and the celebration itself was VERY POORLY DONE to say the least.
But hey, that’s Ghana for you. Logic and common sense doesn’t work.
IT’S “WHO YOU KNOW” THAT WORKS, and Wereko surely KNOWS somebody……………….

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