Audio By Carbonatix
The CEO of 3Music Awards, Sadiq Abdulai Abu says his company has a debt of about GH¢3 million after hosting the 2021 3Music Awards.
Speaking on Prime Morning on JoyPrime, on Monday, he said that “I know today everybody is reeling from what happened so a lot of the suppliers will say let’s give him time. Wednesday the phones will start ringing, 'Chief when are we seeing payment,” he said.
Mr Abdulai Abu said that they had about 1000 people directly working on the show. Among these, were extras for the shows, directors, producers, bands and others.
“For the Yaw Tog and Kofi Jamar performance, the extras on the Yaw Tog part alone were about 30 boys. Come to the Kweku Flick part, the extras were about 5, not forgetting the people that were producing it. Take a look at the tribute performance, there were about 50 extras, all different people, everybody got paid, we never repeated the extras.”
He revealed the value of the project is about GH¢6 million, adding that an event of that magnitude required collaboration with numerous teams and organisations for its execution.
The 2021 3Music Awards took place at the Accra International Conference Center, on Saturday, March 27. The event saw Lynx Entertainment signee KiDi take home the biggest award on the night, Artiste of the Year.
Many Ghanaians on social media praised the organisers for the work they did on the night.
Latest Stories
-
POS Foundation raises alarm over student cohabitation, sexual harassment on university campuses
23 minutes -
Nandom NPP primary heats up as four candidates enter 2028 race
26 minutes -
NPP Ashanti holds vigil in support of Wontumi as lawyers appeal conviction
1 hour -
TCDA targets higher crop yields as farmers receive inputs
1 hour -
Kofi Amoako Attah inducted into 11th Corporate Ghana Hall of Fame
2 hours -
Newsfile to discuss AKSA energy deal, legal vacation and GoldBod losses
2 hours -
Gushegu MCE says slain Yiidana was targeted as police investigate killing of chief and son
2 hours -
President Mahama reiterates commitment to link regional capitals with good roads
2 hours -
Ex-Cambridge professor at centre of plagiarism row found dead
2 hours -
ORAL doing fantastic job, Ghanaians will see results soon – Attorney General
2 hours -
TEWU gives government two weeks to address non-teaching staff grievances or face industrial action
3 hours -
Corruption must never pay, Ghana must act – Dr Kofi Amoah charges Mahama
3 hours -
Nene Tek returns: a new chapter, a deeper sound and a bigger vision
3 hours -
Black Star International Film Festival outlines four pillars for 2026
3 hours -
Peace Council urges restraint over religious controversies to prevent tensions
3 hours