Reduce the airplay of Naija songs in Ghana - Nigerian artiste to Ghanaian Djs

Nigerian artiste, Dammy Krane has affirmed his undying love for Ghana by urging Ghanaian Disc jockeys to reduce the rate at which they play Nigerian songs in Ghana.

The artiste stressed that, Naija music has consistently been receiving massive airplays in Ghana which is now a worrying factor.

Krane asserted that the imbalance must be corrected this year.

"This must stop in 2020, the only Naija songs that should have such rotations are songs that features a Ghanaian". He said.

However in September 2018, popular TV and radio host, AJ Sarpong questioned crusaders who were pushing for eighty percent (80%) of Ghanaian local songs to be played on radio and Tv.

"I get the need for people to push for more Ghanaian music on our airwaves. I have seen a campaign pushing for 80% local songs to be played on Ghanaian radio and TV".

"However, I would also like to ask, what happens if we played 100% Ghanaian music all the time in Ghana, but we do not get heavy rotation in Nigeria, South Africa or Kenya or any other African Country?"

"Do our artistes get international gigs simply because their music is played heavily in Ghana?"

"Do our artistes get international recognition, endorsements and partnership simply because they are on heavy rotation in Ghana?" She quizzed.

Meanwhile below is Dammy Krane's tweet;

Naija music is being played more than Ghana music in Ghana ????????, This must stop in 2020, the only Naija songs that should have such rotations are songs that features a Ghanaian . Every must balance well in 2020

— WORLDSTAR (@dammy_krane) January 1, 2020

However this is how some social media users reacted to Dammy's post;

Dammy Krane as a Nigerian.. Where is the sense in this tweet?

— Name Cannot Be Blank (@MisterFreebiez) January 1, 2020

You obviously are setting Ghana against Nigeria. Also, a ploy to whip their sentiments for your music . The Ghanaians aren’t complaining so how is it your headache?

— Ayo Mose (@aydotinga) January 1, 2020

Dude you're wise. We need that balance. Anyone who disagrees should follow me and dm the nonsense

— Avant-gardist (@info_cliq) January 1, 2020

A musically dead Nigerian act. However, that's the best way Ghana music can grow but we Nigerians know Dammy Krane us spewing rubbish. Cos his songs don't even get played in Nigeria, so he wan spoil market for others. Except he us from GH

— Abiola Shodiya ???????? (@AbiolaAbdul) January 1, 2020

This goes straight to the Radio and Tv stations in Ghana ????????.

— Agyemang Dennis???????????????? (@dagyemang69) January 1, 2020

That ur useless music. U guys hyping that useless good for nothing marlian claiming he dey do music. Our industry will soon wake up and we will stop playing ur songs just as how u guys decided not to play nor even listen to it personally.

— ???????????? ???????????? (@_Efo_Yao) January 1, 2020

He don't even get airplay in Nigeria anymore, he's pain. he want to use this strategy to get Ghanaian audience because he know when you say I love Ghana, or bash Nigeria and hail Ghana every Ghanaian will like and support you????????

— Ighodalo (@Ighodalo85) January 1, 2020

Let me follow u quick u have said the truth?????????????

— Agnusdei???????? (@eldrydge) January 1, 2020