George Quaye Denies Jack Alolomi’s Allegations Regarding Ghana Music Awards

Recently, gospel musician Jack Alolomi sparked controversy with his claims regarding the nomination process of the Ghana Music Awards (GMA).

Alolomi asserted that securing a nomination requires personal connections with board members and accused some nominees of influencing the process through sponsorship.

However, former PRO of Charterhouse, George Quaye, vehemently refuted these allegations.

Alolomi alleged that his hit song “Tomorrow By This Time” failed to secure a nomination, despite its popularity, purportedly because his competitor, Herty Borngreat, had sponsored the event.

He claimed that insider connections determined nominations, leaving deserving artists overlooked.

George Quaye responded to these allegations on the United Showbiz program hosted by MzGee. Quaye categorically denied Alolomi’s assertions, stating that no artist has ever sponsored the Ghana Music Awards.

Quaye emphasized that Alolomi’s claims were based on misinformation and challenged anyone to validate such allegations.

Quaye’s rebuttal casts doubt on the validity of Alolomi’s claims and underscores the transparency of the Ghana Music Awards nomination process. The controversy highlights the importance of maintaining integrity and fairness in recognizing musical talent within the Ghanaian industry.