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Ambolley Laments Poor Pay, Calls GHAMRO Leadership “Jokers”

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Ambolley Laments Poor Pay, Calls GHAMRO Leadership “Jokers”

Take GPRTU, for example; they play music in buses, and anytime music is used for commercial purposes, payment is required.

TV stations, radio stations, and hotels also play our music without paying.

They play my music on air, yet I’m not paid royalties.

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