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Bro Sammy List 3 Reasons Why Gospel Was Missing From MUSIGA Twenty Most Played Songs In 2017

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After the Musician Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) in collaboration with Qisimah has announced the list of top twenty most played songs on radio, without a single Gospel song making the list, it has generated a lot of talks among the gospel singers and its lovers.

The latest gospel singer to add his voice is Bro Sammy. Speaking with Sammy Flex on Zylofon Fm, Bro Sammy has expressed his displeasure with the list , as he was surprised as to how not even one gospel song was mentioned in the compilation.

According to him gospel songs are part of our everyday life, being it a christian or a pagan, everyone starts his day with gospel music even every radio starts by playing gospel so how can gospel song be excluded from the list of most played songs on radio?.

He states his reasons below:


"whoever put this together, 
1.Is not a christian. 
2.The person does not attend church. 
3. The person is a club guy.  
Because you can't tell me that when you wake up you started by playing 'odo ye wuee' no! everyone reaches to God's presence in prayers with gospel song. When you were coming to work this morning did you pray with Shatta wale's song? he asked the host Sammy Flex, which he answered no.
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