Music artist Kuami Eugene has revealed that he chose not to pursue royalties from Keche, citing respect for them as his seniors in the industry.

Despite feeling hurt by the lack of proper credit for his contributions, Eugene stated during an interview with Berla Mundi on TV3 that he has decided not to escalate the issue.

According to him, the apparent lack of acknowledgment for his efforts is evident through their gestures.

Kuami Eugene emphasised the importance of Ghanaian musicians recognising and giving credit where it is rightfully due.

“I wrote the hook; they said a lot, especially the tall one. His gestures made it look like I didn’t help. The gestures made it look like they did it themselves. This same dulling, I don’t have royalties from it.

"I respect you because you said this thing before me and you’re aware it’s making money and you want me to approach you and say I have not gotten any money from it... They started talking so I said they should keep it,” he established.