ACCRA: In a dramatic escalation within Ghana’s gospel music scene, rising Soakat artist QueenLet has issued a stern ultimatum to veteran singer Esther Smith.
QueenLet demands that Esther Smith produce evidence supporting her recent press release within one week; failure to do so will result in QueenLet releasing all her audio evidence related to the matter.
The controversy centers around allegations that Esther Smith owes OFM Computer World over $240,000 USD, representing a 40% share of revenues from digital stores, as stipulated in their contract. The percentage from YouTube earnings is yet to be calculated. These claims have ignited a fierce dispute between the two artists, with QueenLet taking to social media to voice her grievances.
In a recent interview on Neat 100.9 FM hosted by Ola Michael, QueenLet expressed her frustration, stating that Esther Smith not only failed to compensate her husband for services rendered but also insulted him. This personal affront has added fuel to the fire, intensifying the public feud between the two musicians.
In response to the allegations, the Esther Smith Ministry released an official statement addressing the claims made by OFM Computer World. The statement, shared on social media platforms, aims to clarify Smith’s position and the accusations.
This dispute marks a significant departure from the previously amicable relationship between the two artists. Notably, Esther Smith had endorsed QueenLet’s music in the past, praising her single “Dear Holy Spirit” as a powerful and uplifting gospel track.
As the deadline approaches, the gospel music community and fans alike are keenly observing how this conflict will unfold. The potential release of QueenLet’s audio evidence could have far-reaching implications for Esther Smith’s career and the broader industry.
For a more in-depth understanding of the situation, you can watch the following video:
@queenletmusic Esther Smith Wobua, woy3 Otrufuo#foryou ♬ original sound – QueenLet
