Many industry players were expecting Don Tsegah to be plain with Tinny, when the latter appeared for an interview on Hitz FM, after he had insulted Stonebwoy for paying his debt.

But a lot of them were left disappointed after Don Tsegah rather apologised to Tinny for breaking a story that the musician felt uncomfortable with.

Speaking on Adom FM’s Adom Entertainment Hall, Don Tsegah said people perceived him to be a pretender for not responding to Tinny, but he has disagreed.

“There are lot of people who had different views with some thinking I was a hypocrite for not being able to talk when I met him on the show,” Don Tsegah noted.

“I couldn’t talk on the show but there were so many reasons why I had to take that course of action,” he added.

Mr Tsegah indicated it would have been an awful situation if he had responded to Tinny.

“Considering the posture he came into the studio with, it would have been messy if I had retaliated to whatever he said and that is why I had to take that course of action,” he said.

“I exhibited that action for a good reason,” he added.

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In a press release dated December 11, 2021, he said the royalty distribution for this year’s distribution will be in two folds, thus, the ‘General’ and the ‘Title Specific’ which also includes monies received from CAPASSO of South Africa for works used on the online digital platforms.

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Read the full release below:

                PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO) wishes to announce the start of Royalty distribution from Wednesday 22^nd December, 2021. Same shall continue to the end of January 2022.

This year’s distribution will be in two folds, the General and the Title Specific which also includes monies received from CAPASSO of South Africa for works used on the online digital platforms.

Whilst the general distribution will ensure that Right Owners receive royalty payments across board, the title specific will cater for monitored logs from local networks and the online streaming distribution.

In order to provide access for the benefit of Right Owners, GHAMRO shall soon publish the names of Artiste/Right Owners whose works have accrued royalties to enable them update and regularize the documentation needed.

GHAMRO reminds all commercial music users of their copyright obligations for 2022 and wishes all right owners, business affiliates and music users a merry Christmas and a prosperous new year

SIGNED

Prince Tsegah

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The funeral ceremony, which took place on May 1, 2020 at the Lashibi Funeral Home and Crematorium, had many celebrities in attendance.

Contrary to general impression that it was done by staff of the crematorium, Mr Tsegah rather did press the button which led to him breaking down in tears.

He had to be escorted out of the premises as he cried like a baby.

The funeral ceremony was graced by stars like Stonebwoy, Nana Boroo, Prince Williams, Rex Omar, Mark Okraku Mantey and a host of others in the media fraternity.

Meanwhile, social distancing was truly observed at the public gathering.

Mrs Vivian Seshie Tsegah was laid in state at the Lashibi Funeral Home with a significant number of celebrities and fans in attendance even though the ceremony was strictly by invitation.

This was to maintain the maximum of 25 persons in the church.

The ceremony was graced by the presence of award-winning superstar Stonebwoy, Mr & Mrs Sledge of Gold Ridge Gh fame and Mark Okraku Mantey, the Creative Arts President.

Also in attendance was President of Ghana Music Rights Organisation, Rex Omar.

Others present were Abraham Adjetey, Chief Executive Officer of GHAMRO and General Manager, Adom Cluster & MultiTV, Abdulai Awudu and singer, Nana Boroo.

A cross-section of radio and television presenters like Doreen Avio, Dr Pounds, Mike Gizo and Ibrahim Ben Bako were also present to support their colleague.

Mrs Vivian Seshie Tsegah was a veteran Journalist who worked with the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC).

She was amongst the first batch of students when the late Dr Kwame Nkrumah built the institution.

She worked as a presidential correspondent at the time and was also the face of Ghana Airways when it was first outdoored.

She later resigned to follow her passion in fashion and design.

Mrs Tsegah was married to the late prominent lawyer, Mr Sax Tsegah, which makes it no wonder that their son, Prince Don Tsegah, has become a leading showbiz journalists in Ghana.

Below are some photos from the ceremony below:

According to him, Papa Shee has exceptional talent when it comes to doing music, hence it would only be right if he accepts the music calling than tow the path of evangelism.

“Papa Shee must go back to doing highlife music; you have the talent. Though God has called him he can do this on the side,” he told Andy Dosty.

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Mr Tsegah recalled how Papa Shee performed some of his old songs during his weekend show on Asempa FM.

“The last time I interviewed him, he brought those songs back and was using them as example. I can see that it is part of him and the swag he even has,” Da Don noted.

Papa Shee becoming a pastor

Musician-turned-pastor, Papa Shee, disclosed how he met Jesus Christ and was instructed to begin preaching the word of God to the World on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM last year.

According to the ‘Ate Pa’ hitmaker, he saw Jesus in a dream he described as “very deep.”

“He showed himself to me when I was asleep. I wasn’t able to watch his face because I felt like filth before him. Just like helicopters’ high-intensity searchlight, his glory shines so brightly so I couldn’t watch his face,” he revealed to Andy Dosty.