Ghanaian gospel singer Broda Sammy has made it clear that he will not plead for collaborations in the industry, stating that he only works with those who genuinely want to work with him.

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Speaking on the ‘Asetena Pa’ show with Akoto Mansa, the outspoken musician lamented the division in the gospel music space, where some artistes choose their collaborators based on language and personal preferences.

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“In this industry, some people pretend to be united, but they only work with those who speak English or share their beliefs. If you’re not part of their circle, they won’t even consider collaborating with you,” he revealed.

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When asked about the possibility of working with top gospel artistes like Diana Hamilton or Kofi Owusu Peprah, Broda Sammy maintained that while he has no problem collaborating with them, he would not initiate the process.

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“If they reach out, I have no issue, but I won’t go to them. I’ve seen how this industry operates, and I won’t beg anyone for a collaboration,” he asserted.

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Beyond collaborations, Broda Sammy criticized what he sees as hypocrisy within the gospel music industry. He claimed that while many artistes present themselves as righteous in public, their private lives often contradict their message.

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