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Gospel musician, Evangelist Isaac K. Aning, the owner of the popular \u2018Bobolebobo\u2019 song, is unhappy that the NDC sampled his song without his consent.<\/p>\n
In an interview with\u00a0citinews, he said he was surprised when he heard a sampled version of his song being played at the recently held congress of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) at the Trade Fair in Accra.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is my intellectual property so they should have informed me before using it for their campaign song,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Evangelist Aning also noted that some leaders of the party consulted him after the congress, but they are yet to go into negotiations.<\/p>\n
He therefore said he was giving them a grace period of two weeks to hear a good response from them or else he would advise himself.<\/p>\n
\u201cYou see, election 2020 is far from now so I am giving them up to two weeks. If I don\u2019t hear from them, I\u2019ll consult my management so we see which action to take,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
The \u2018Bobolebobo\u2019 song, has become the toast of most music lovers, but it gained more attention when it was played at the congress grounds of the NDC last weekend.<\/p>\n
The other version, which has goaded the evangelist to take action against the NDC, has the name of former President John Mahama in it.<\/p>\n
Apparently, it is a campaign song that has been composed for the former president who has announced his intention to contest for the NDC primaries ahead of the 2020 elections.<\/p>\n
In the meantime, another artiste from Sunyani is claiming ownership of the song.<\/p>\n
Listen to the \u2018Bobolebobo\u2019 by Evang. IK Aning below:<\/p>\n