ERIC JESHURUN EXPRESSES HIS CONCERN FOR GHANAIAN CHURCHES

Eric Jeshurun, Ghanaian Gospel

Singer has shared his worries on How Ghanaian Music Right Organising ( GHAMRO ) may oppose churches in Ghana.

The argument on churches paying for

use of intellectual property of

gospel musicians appears not to be ending any soon as another gospel musician, Eric Jeshrun, has described the approach by GHAMRO as problematic.

GHAMRO's administrator Abraham

Adjetey, seven days earlier, announced

their resolution to ensure churches

pay for using the intellectual prop-

erty of gospel musician.

But Eric Jeshrun, who is also a broadcaster, told

Christian Agyei Frimpong on Onua

FM that one of the challenges

Africa presently faces with respect to

taxes is the same challenges

GHAMRO's decision will face.

I don't have a problem if

GHAMRO wants to take money

from the church but my problem is

the approach," he said.

I think GHAMRO must begin to

conscientize the churches through

the Christian Council [of Ghana]

because GHAMRO itself has admin-

istrative problems."

The Yahweh hitmaker said the

Ghana Music Right Organization

must use ideal technology to be

able to obtain their dues from the

church because the approach of

moving from one church to the

other is primitive.