Controversial artiste manager, Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson, has written an epistle to players in the Ghanaian showbiz industry to work harmoniously to grow the industry.<\/p>\n
Lawrence Asiamah Hanson, known popularly as Bulldog, took to social media site Facebook to reason with all and sundry to, irrespective of differences, to ensure the sustainable growth of the industry.<\/p>\n
[contextly_sidebar id=”1TiiBoyE7VOp7K5ruo2HOD7fY5iX2Pms”]Bulldog, who has been at the center of many controversies, is asking\u00a0various actors in the industry to see drama and controversy as part of the showbiz industry and must be handled maturely to make the industry more exciting.<\/p>\n
“Let’s have the drama without the emotions, because if we loose the drama, it becomes boring and no more fun.<\/p>\n
Lets dramatize all we can, but let’s be mindful and circumspect with sensitive issues. Keep the wild headlines coming but please there has to be a line we can’t cross. Let’s keep the rivalry healthy,” he wrote.<\/p>\n
Read the full epistle below:<\/em><\/p>\n TO MY COLLEAGUES IN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY<\/strong><\/p>\n I want to take this opportunity to doff of my hat to all industry colleagues, from artistes (musicians, comedians, actors & actresses), managers, bloggers, A&R people, PRs, publicists, publishers, editors, presenters, event organizers and everyone that plays a part in this industry.<\/p>\n I think we need to pat ourselves on the back\u2026 We have managed to ease national tension on the politician and engaged the populace in entertainment matters.<\/p>\n All of a sudden politics don’t matter to the Ghanaian.<\/p>\n Enemies or Variants?<\/strong><\/p>\n I prefer the latter\u2026 we operate in a fast growing industry space, so small, and sometimes I wonder why we play the antagonist role. Plotting and stabbing ourselves in the back to flatter our vanities.<\/p>\n Until recently I have realized we have taken this to the extreme, even if delicate matters arise, we tend to forget we are one people pushing for one goal, from different sides. Clouded by our misjudgments, we turn a blind eye, deaf ear and develop cold hearts to the detriment of each other’s decency and sensitivity.<\/p>\n There are few issues I can refer to as case studies, but I rather continue with my submission to avoid unnecessary debates underneath this post.<\/p>\n I earnestly believe we are fighting for a common goal but our approach or stance may vary, that should not make us adversaries. We could be of variants which hypothetically should be the case, lets disagree to agree, and refrain from the hate and harsh attitude towards each other.<\/p>\n Please don’t take out your displeasures with me on my artists and vice versa. Let’s learn to accommodate, tolerate and encourage freedom of expression without fear of blacklist and expungement.<\/p>\n There’s a lot of drama and absurdity when it comes to entertainment, and i should be castrated if\u00a0by this piece, I am asking us to drop that bit. Hell No!!! Let’s have the drama without the emotions, because if we lose the drama, it becomes boring and no more fun.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s dramatize all we can, but let’s be mindful and circumspect with sensitive issues. Keep the wild headlines coming but please there has to be a line we can’t cross. Let’s keep the rivalry healthy.<\/p>\n It\u2019s “SHOWBIZ”<\/strong><\/p>\n It has to be all for SHOW\u2026 Emotions should be kept out. Wrong emotions breed enmity.<\/p>\n Vitally important, I beg we should use our God given platforms to reform the pathetic system and situation we’ve inherited from past participants. Rather than using it against ourselves, else very soon we will be no different from the thieving politician who eats with both hands.<\/p>\n To our fans, radio callers, TV callers and social media commentators we love your participation. Keep your comments coming\u2026We learn a lot from you. Don’t think because we are in high places in society we know it all\u2026We keep learning till casket close.<\/p>\n Don’t think by this piece we won’t make mistakes again\u2026 We are all fallible.<\/p>\n Our imperfections make us perfect.<\/p>\n Posterity will judge us by our legacy.<\/p>\n –<\/p>\n By: Kojo Akoto Boateng\/citifmonline.com\/Ghana<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Controversial artiste manager, Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson, has written an epistle to players in the Ghanaian showbiz industry to work harmoniously to grow the industry. Lawrence Asiamah Hanson, known popularly as Bulldog, took to social media site Facebook to reason with all and sundry to, irrespective of differences, to ensure the sustainable growth of the […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":14,"featured_media":58589,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[32],"tags":[6],"yoast_head":"\n