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The Head of Communications and Public Events at Charterhouse Productions, Robert Klah, has given reasons to why Ghanaian music duo DopeNation was not nominated in this year's awards.
He explained in a recent interview on Daybreak Hitz with Andy Dosty, when he was asked about the snub.
According to Robert, although DopeNation's 'Zormizor' song was big in the year under review, the artistes failed to submit it to the scheme.
"One would expect that on a platform like this, in the year under review their place will certainly be established. Unfortunately when there was no filing and we tried to reach out for consent, we couldn't get it," he stated.
In the meantime, DopeNation has responded to the non-inclusion in the scheme after DJ Slim mentioned them in a post on X.
DJ Slim wrote: "I’m hearing , u guys didn’t file for nominations and when the research team picked up your songs sef , you guys were not responsive to the award scheme . How true is this?"
In their response, the duo wrote: "We have been battling a lot that can’t be said out of Respect for some people in this hypocritical Music Space. However, can we all recall from 2021? Maybe some of us will know this is not just about Awards Sir. Gradually this industry will be loosing its “TRUE ARTISTS”."

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