President of 3 Media Network, Sadiq Abdulai Abu has offered an alternate point of view to the claim documented against quick rising Ghanaian performer Black Sherif by his previous supervisor and lender, Shadrach Agyei Owusu, referred to broadly as Snap. Giving a knowledge into the issue relied on the legitimate structure, Sadiq said there's no court that can forbid Blacko from proceeding as Shadrach requesting in his claim.
He further said halting the artiste to perform and create income for his protected innovation comprises denial of basic freedoms. "No court prevents a specific individual from carrying on with his lifestyle, regardless of whether the individual has been sued. The artiste's lifestyle is persistent recording and to perform. Along these lines, it would turn into a common freedoms issue assuming any court will prevent him from carrying on with his lifestyle.
The way things are presently, the court hasn't injuncted Black Sherif from performing or busy.
"He has eight days to as a matter of first importance enter an appearance, concede that he has gotten the request and that he has a protection or not," he as of late in a radio conversation. Sadiq attested that Black Sherif has extra 10 days to answer the suit recorded by Shadrach Agyei Owusu, which is yet to avowed or in any case by the court.
"Inside these eight days, Black Sherif can play a show he has been charged to play on - including the Easter shows. It's not right that he can't play shows, and individuals who have given him cash can't play.
Past that too, when he even enters an appearance, as a rule there is a 10-day window he needs to record a protection - forthcoming the court's choice. In this way, the eight working days, in addition to the 10 days to record a protection, he has around 18 days to work with," he closed.
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