MUSIGA cautions musicians against promoting cybercrime in public statements
The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has warned artistes against making public comments that could be interpreted as endorsing internet fraud and other cyber-related offences, urging them to use their influence responsibly. The Union said musicians had the right to speak on national issues, including unemployment, corruption, governance and the administration of justice, but cautioned […]
The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has cautioned musicians against promoting cybercrime in their public statements, following remarks by dancehall artiste Shatta Wale at ShattaFest in Accra. MUSIGA emphasized that while musicians have the right to address national issues like unemployment and corruption, they must refrain from endorsing internet fraud and other cyber-related offenses. The union expressed concern that such statements could negatively influence young people and undermine Ghana's international reputation.
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