“Fa No Fom” hitmaker, DJ Azonto, has made a bold call, urging the Ghana Music Rights Organization (GHAMRO) and other music bodies in Ghana to start patronizing his microfinance services to ensure higher royalties for musicians.

DJ Azonto’s statement comes in response to recent reports that artist Fancy Gadam received only 300 Ghana Cedis in royalties from GHAMRO.

Concerned about the financial well-being of his fellow musicians, DJ Azonto has proposed a solution that he believes will lead to more substantial payouts for musicians.

GHAMRO and Musiga should open an account at my Microfinance for loans, once there is money in their coffers, they will be able to invest in the business and pay us well. DJ Azonto declared.

DJ Azonto’s microfinance business, known for its slogan “Loan in a Second,” offers loans without collateral, making it accessible and convenient for individuals and organizations truly in need to be assisted.

He is currently promoting his new song dubbed “Letter To King Paluta”, where he discussed his $10 million compensation from the current vice presidential of Ghana.