According to him, the contractual agreement, which was signed some few weeks ago, has already commenced.
The popular manager told Citi FM: “We have been engaged by the Exim Bank to perform ambassadorial duties for Made in Ghana stuff. I mean it is only right that the Ghanaian does it, and we are glad and actually humbled that we were called upon to execute those duties. We have had some engagement with Exim Bank, so we have been spoken to on that level,” he said.
When asked whether any amount has been paid to his artist for this role, Bulldog said: “I cannot state the figure, it is contractual. What I know for a fact is that we have been engaged by Exim bank to do stuff for Ghana. But we are not doing it for free. We are being paid to do this ambassadorial role. I have not seen a cheque, I have not seen the money either.
Exim Bank explained that it had only contracted Shatta Wale and Kofi Adu also known as Agya Koo, to use their influence in the creative industry to promote Made-in-Ghana products. The bank however insisted that it had not made any payments to Shatta Wale.
SOURCE: Ghanaweb
