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Ogidi Brown, \u2018former\u2019 manager of musician Fameye has opened up on the motive behind signing new artiste Cryme Officer with schnapps and eggs, saying it was intended to invoke curses on any of the partners in the agreement who will betray the other.<\/p>\n
Like the adage \u2018once bitten, twice shy\u2019, Ogidi Brown, said in an interview with MzGee that based on the unfair treatment meted out to him by Fameye, who despite having a five-year-contract with the label has rebelled, it was prudent to resort to tradition in the signing of a new artiste.<\/p>\n
He argued that people are mindful of their actions when the \u2018gods\u2019 are involved in agreements between them and others than mere documentation.<\/p>\n
\u201cI know each and everyone knows that in Ghana, we have this tradition that exits. This time around, I decided to bring it in for each and every one doing the signing to see that we\u2019re serious. It\u2019s not a joke,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
\u201cPeople sometimes take advantage of certain things even in the church. They take things for granted but this tradition is tried and tested. People are scared of breaking it because of the consequence. Once it\u2019s a contract, there has to be something to guides us all,\u201d Ogidi Brown added.<\/p>\n
He expressed bitterness with respect to how Fameye has spat on the label, stressing that he least expected such a rebellious attitude from someone he unflinchingly supported without thinking twice.<\/p>\n
\u201cHe [Fameye] is still under OGB . We have a five-year-contract with him. It\u2019s still running but he\u2019s doing his own thing for now. I don\u2019t even know his whereabouts so I have to bring in another artiste,\u201d Ogidi Brown mentioned. <\/p>\n
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