P-SQUARE
Going by the reports reaching Nigeriafilms.com from a source in
Cameroon, some Cameroonian artistes have concluded plan to stage a
protest at a concert P-Square would be performing at later this month.
According
to an e-mail sent to us, members of Syndicat Camerounais De Musicien
(SYCAMU), a body of the country's artistes, are protesting against the
huge amount of performance fees paid foreign artistes who perform in
Cameroon while they (local artistes) get peanuts as performance fees.
Their grievances is mainly against MTN, which organizes most of the big concerts in Cameroon.
According
to the e-mail, the artistes' body, through its president, Romeo Dika
want a change in the way its members are treated by show organizers.
They
claim that MTN pays about 200 or 300 million CFA to foreign artistes
while about 30 to 50 million CFA is paid to local Cameroonian artistes.
They
have now concluded plans and strategies to stage a protest on May 18th
when P-Square would be performing at a concert in the country.
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