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Gospel Musician Bernard Amankwah Criticizes Song Theft in the Ghanaian Gospel Industry
Bernard Amankwah Urges Fellow Artists to Honor the Creators Behind the Music
- Ghanaian gospel musicians are increasingly facing the issue of song theft
- Bernard Amankwah urges artists to credit original creators
- Bernard Amankwah calls for stronger protections for artists’ rights
Ghanaian gospel musician, Bernard Amankwah, has condemned the growing trend of song theft within the industry.
He expressed concern over artists who “borrow” songs from other composers without proper recognition. Amankwah emphasized the importance of respecting the intellectual property rights of original creators.
The singer argued that such practices not only harm the reputation of the gospel genre but also discourage creativity and innovation.
He urged industry stakeholders to work together to address this issue and promote a culture of integrity and respect. Amankwah believes that by recognizing and rewarding original work, the Ghanaian gospel industry can thrive.
