Ghanaians react to alleged breakdown of amounts Bullet paid artistes who performed at Ebony tribute
Ghanaians have been reacting to an interview granted by the father of late dancehall artiste Ebony who is currently at war with the former manager of his deceased daughter.
According to Mr Kwarteng, Bullet claims he paid GH₵4,000 in facilitation to media men as well as performance monies to musicians who performed at Ebony's tribute concert.
Watch the interview below;
Breakdown from Ebony’s dad per what Bullet handed over to him pic.twitter.com/dHwEYiDOVo
— na (@thenanaaba) August 15, 2018
He said Bullet informed him that artistes including Edem, Kɛchɛ, Ras Kuuku, Captain Planet, Coded, R2Bees and Rachel all received monies for performing at the tribute held in honour of the singer who died in an accident.
How much each artiste allegedly received;
Edem - GH₵ 3000
Kɛchɛ - GH₵ 3000
Raskuku - GH₵ 1500
Captain Planet - GH₵ 2,000
Coded - GH₵ 1000
R2bees - GH₵ 3,000
Raquel - GH₵ 1000
Artistes including Coded, Kɛchɛ and Captain Planet have in separate statements denied receiving any monies from Bullet to perform at the concert.
See the handwritten breakdown below;
Dear Bullet, Ebony’s dad says this handwritten note was handed over to him by you.I’m shocked to read that you spent a whopping 4,000 cedis on soli for journalists, a further 18,300 on adverts on media houses. @captainplanet4x4 @r2beesmusic @coded4x4 @kechegh you all get paid? pic.twitter.com/gQoKlknT4y
— na (@thenanaaba) August 15, 2018
The disclosure marks the latest chapter in the breakdown of the relationship between Mr Kwarteng and Bullet since the death of Ebony on February 8 this year. The singer died in a gory accident on the Sunyani-Kumasi highway together with a friend
Earlier this week, Bullet disclosed that he had handed a trove of the singer's unreleased songs to her father after Mr Kwarteng accused him of retaining a large chunk of the profits accrued from a tribute concert held in Ebony's honour.
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Mr Kwarteng alleged that Bullet gave him GH₵ 2000 out of GH₵ 39,999 profit he made from a tribute concert held in her honour.
He stressed that although he doesn't need Bullet's money, Bullet should have been truthful to him.
“The funds they raised, I was only told so I demanded accountability. I also wanted to be sure because rumours had it that Kasapreko had given me GHC90,000 for the concert and funeral, which they announced. So I approached Kasapreko for clarification if they have given me that amount of money, which I didn’t know of”,
“From the concert, all I know is after the deductions that were made by Kasapreko I was showed a photocopy of a cheque worth Ghc 39,999”, he added.
“But Bullet brought me Ghc2,000. I have made my life, I have my own money my daughter’s money won’t add up to mine”, he said.
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