A public disagreement has emerged between Ghanaian music producer Awal Alhassan (known as Possigee) and Hiplife artist Obrafour regarding songwriting credits.
The dispute centers on Sarkodie’s track “Hope,” featuring Obrafour, following Possigee’s video commentary on industry practices.
Obrafour publicly accused Possigee of seeking attention under the producer’s social media post. In response, Possigee firmly denied the claims during an interview with Amansan Krakye, stating his consistent avoidance of publicity contradicts the allegation. “Most people disagreed with Obrafour’s comment because I rarely attach my name to productions,” Possigee stated.
The producer emphasized his low public profile as evidence: “I don’t attend venues where my songs are played, and I frequently decline Sarkodie’s social invitations to avoid media exposure.” Possigee noted that genuine clout-seeking would have resulted in visible associations with numerous artists over his 20-year career.
Possigee concluded by questioning Obrafour’s familiarity with him: “The accusation made me realize he might not know me well.” The exchange highlights ongoing tensions around recognition and visibility within Ghana’s entertainment industry.