C.E.O and leading act of ‘Off Da Ground Records‘ Fuse ODG has added his voice to the millions who expressed their opinion of how the just ended VGMAs was absolutely mean to Mr Eazi.

According to Fuse ODG, who was speaking to Berla Mundi on GhOne Tv, the VGMAs has not been fair to Mr. Eazi, especially when they previously failed to recognize him legible to be part of the scheme as a Ghanaian Artiste despite everything about his music being Ghanaian with his relentless effort of putting Ghana on the global map as well.

He lamented that the “Best African Artiste Of The Year” was an excellent opportunity to finally appreciate Mr Eazi’s overwhelming music success and the scheme failed at that.

Fuse ODG added that awards are not the measurement of one’s success but it’s also a way average people use to measure the progress of an Artiste.

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Speaking about his BET awards boycott, Fuse says he will continue to boycott it until they appreciate and respect Africa by including giving the award plague at the main show and not behind the scenes.

The “Jinja” singer has started a Senior High School project in Akosombo where he already has a primary school and called for all to support the philanthropic initiative.