King Paluta Petitions TGMA Board Over ‘Makoma’ Snub for Most Popular Song

Award-winning rapper King Paluta has expressed disappointment over the Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) nominations, questioning why his song ‘Makoma’ was not considered for the Most Popular Song of the Year category.

The rapper, known for his lyrical excellence and street anthems, has officially petitioned the TGMA board, demanding clarification on the selection criteria and the reasons behind the snub.

“‘Makoma’ was one of the biggest songs in Ghana last year, dominating radio, clubs, and streaming charts. How can it not be nominated for Most Popular Song?” King Paluta questioned.

Why King Paluta Believes ‘Makoma’ Deserved a Nomination

???? High Streaming Numbers: The song performed well on major platforms like Spotify, Boomplay, and Apple Music.
???? Massive Airplay: ‘Makoma’ enjoyed consistent rotation on top radio stations and TV networks.
???? Street & Club Domination: It was a fan-favorite, widely played at public gatherings, clubs, and parties.
???? Social Media Influence: The song sparked online trends, challenges, and discussions.

What Happens Next?

King Paluta’s petition puts pressure on the TGMA board to re-evaluate its nomination process. If successful, it could lead to a reconsideration or even a revision of award selection policies in the future.

Meanwhile, fans of King Paluta continue to rally behind him, calling for transparency and fairness in Ghana’s biggest music awards scheme.

Conclusion:

The exclusion of ‘Makoma’ has reignited debates about how Ghana’s music awards recognize hit songs. Whether the TGMA board will respond or reconsider its decision remains to be seen, but one thing is certain—King Paluta and his fans are not backing down without a fight.