Accra: Head of Public Events and Communications at Charterhouse Ghana, Robert Klah, has addressed comments made by Kwaw Kese regarding the perceived commonplace nature of the Ghana Music Awards. Klah's response was articulated during an interview with Hitz FM on March 18, 2026, where he stressed the importance of specific and constructive criticism of the awards scheme.
According to Ghana Web, Robert Klah emphasized the significance of understanding the context from which critiques arise. He highlighted the difficulty of reconciling generic criticisms from industry stakeholders with their known contributions to the awards. Klah pointed out the need for clarity in addressing whether critiques are aimed at the entire awards scheme or specific components within it.
Klah encouraged individuals to articulate specific concerns and offer constructive suggestions for improvement. He noted that the awards committee's decisions are based on a comprehensive view and that differing perspectives can lead to varied interpretations of what constitutes the best solution.
Klah further underscored the importance of protecting brands and maintaining respect within the music industry. He advocated for constructive engagement and education to foster a deeper appreciation of the awards' value, emphasizing that the Ghana Music Awards is an ecosystem with significant economic and cultural benefits for artists and the music industry as a whole.