VGMA IS NOT BIASED- ADINA THEMBI

Fast Rising Afro pop and Rnb Singer Adina Thembi has stated that she has never doubted the credibility of the Vodafone Ghana music Awards despite controversies surrounding the event.

Her comments comes at a time where the credibility of the Vodafone Ghana music Awards is been questioned by many following a statement made by the Head of Communications  for  charter House George Quaye.

George Quaye  alleged that Gospel musicians are the ones who attempt to bribe the most. He said this on the pundits show which airs on GHONE TV.

Regardless of this, Adina who is known for her hit single “Too Late” told  the host of Radio Gij’s mid-morning coffee show, Uncle Dj Rob that She does not see the awards scheme as being bias.  

“I believe there is a whole diverse body and it’s not bias. I feel like it’s a lot of people coming together to make a decision” she said.


Speaking on her upcoming projects, the 2008 winner of Stars of the Future said she’s working on a video for her single with Akwaboah and will soon release it. The singer also denied being in a relationship with Trigmatic saying that they were good friends.

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