The organizers and board members of Vodafone Music Awards, Charter House, addressed the media on the just ended unfortunate brawl between Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale.
In a video posted by Joy 99.7 Fm, the CEO of Charter House, Theresa Ayoade was seen answering a question by media personnel.
She said, “… the decision that has been taken is pertaining to the scheme… What we're looking at is a punishment and a reform, because we are looking at the greater good of the industry. We want this punishment to serve as a warning to other practitioners. As musicians you have a lot of influence and for youth watching you and following you as well as other aspiring musicians. And they need to know that there are repercussions for their bad behavior.”
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