Veteran music producer Fred Kyei Mensah, known as Fredyma, has publicly challenged a claim by Prophet Nigel Gaisie that church instrumentalists cannot achieve financial prosperity. Fredyma expressed his disagreement by pointing to his personal career as a direct counterexample.
The producer stated that all his significant accomplishments over a thirty-five-year period, including putting his children through university and constructing a home, stem from his work in music. He revealed that his financial situation only improved after he dedicated himself fully to his craft, following an earlier managerial role that yielded little reward.
Fredyma's rebuttal was a direct response to the prophet's assertion that he had never encountered a wealthy church musician in his nearly three decades of ministry, a generalization the producer insists does not match the reality of many dedicated and successful instrumentalists.
The producer stated that all his significant accomplishments over a thirty-five-year period, including putting his children through university and constructing a home, stem from his work in music. He revealed that his financial situation only improved after he dedicated himself fully to his craft, following an earlier managerial role that yielded little reward.
Fredyma's rebuttal was a direct response to the prophet's assertion that he had never encountered a wealthy church musician in his nearly three decades of ministry, a generalization the producer insists does not match the reality of many dedicated and successful instrumentalists.
