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I Have Heard About MUSIGA But I Don't Know What They Do - Petrah

The Ghanaian Singer and Manner Records signee was on the Friday Popping hosted by Sir KAY and Mr. Shark last night.

When asked if she was a member of MUSIGA she stated that "I have heard about MUSIGA but I don't know what they do"

The Friday popping hosts were "shocked to the bone" because they couldn't believe an  artiste like Petrah claims she doesn't know anything about MUSIGA but Petrah insisted that she truthfully she doesn't know them though she has heard the name on some occasions.

For those just like Petrah, MUSIGA is the Musicians Union of Ghana which is an umbrella group that unites all musicians in Ghana irrespective of their music genre.

Petrah is currently on her Media Tour to promote her latest single Baby which features Nigerian and Mavin Star Reekado Banks.


Check out Baby by Petrah ft. Reekado Banks After The Cut ...

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