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Why I Played Free Shows For Vodafone For One Year – Guru Recounts Terrible Ordeal

Ghanaian rapper Guru has shared the story of how his manager’s betrayal and greed had a devastating impact on his career.

He explained that Vodafone, now Telecel Ghana, punished him for breaching his contract by giving him a choice between facing a lawsuit or performing free shows for an entire year.

During his prime, when Guru was consistently releasing hit songs, Vodafone approached him and his team with an offer to purchase his popular track, Lapaz Toyota.

The deal was completed, and Guru received a substantial payment for it. However, unbeknownst to him, his manager secretly sold the same song to MTN, which violated their agreement with Vodafone.

As a consequence, Vodafone demanded retribution and proposed that Guru make amends by performing at their sponsored outdoor events for free throughout the year. This was intended to serve as a punishment for his manager’s actions and the breach of trust.

“I’ll be at Tamale and I will be told that I have a show the following day when I have already been booked for a different show and making money The story I am telling you, might seem like a joke but it was my reality,” Guru told Fiifi Praat on Kingdom Plus FM.

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As a punishment from Vodafone for breaching my contract by selling my Lapaz Toyota to MTN when they had bought the music right they made me play free show for 1year or I risk going to court and being Jailed – Guru reveals the mess up an industry gatekeeper who used to be his manager caused him when he was signed to Vodafone

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Source – Tru News Report

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