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DJ Black Doesn't Deserve DJ Of The Year?

Patrons at the just ended Ghana DJ Awards has expressed huge disappointment in the organizers of for crowning DJ Black as the Best DJ of the year for four times in a roll. 

Usually at award shows when winners are announced there Is cheer, clapping  and standing ovation as the winner walks to the podium to receive his Award and deliver his or ghee speech, but unfortunately that wasn't the case in this situation. 

As the Joy FM's DJ was announced as the best of the year the Entire audience screamed "oh", Expressing disappointment in the organizers for awarding the DJ black  Best DJ of the year at this year's event. 

The evening for the past few years has come under massive criticisms for its credibility. 

Nigerian DJ Jimmy Jatt, Starr FM's DJ Vyrusky, Mel Kwasi Davis and some other patrons were stacked in their seats with full surprise and disappointment upon hearing the winner. 

However DJ black is currently with Joy FM and has represented Ghana on so many international platforms. He also the work force behind the success of many Ghanaian DJs and musicians. 

He recently graduated from the Ghana Institute of journalism with MA in Media Management. 

The 4th edition of the Ghana DJ Awards come off last Friday at the Accra International Conference Center 

By Nii Ayi Mensah Lartey 

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