Rex Omar says he has never heard of Mr Drew amid music royalties disputeRex Omar, Head Coordinator of the Black Star Experience and an executive of the Ghana Music Rights Organisation (GHAMRO), has said he had never heard of musician Mr Drew, following the singer’s concerns about not receiving royalties from his music.
Rex Omar has claimed he had never heard of musician Mr Drew after the singer said he had not received royalties from his music.
Speaking on Okay FM on 14 October 2026, the GHAMRO executive questioned whether Mr Drew was a registered member and had completed the necessary procedures to assign his music rights to the organisation.
Rex Omar argued that musicians must follow GHAMRO’s registration and rights-assignment procedures to enable the organisation to protect their works and administer royalty payments.
Mr Drew recently told GHOne TV that he had not received royalties from his songs, prompting questions about the processes through which musicians collect payments for the use of their works.
Speaking on Okay FM on 14 October 2026, Rex Omar was asked about Mr Drew’s complaint and whether he knew the musician.
In response, Rex Omar said he was unfamiliar with the singer’s name. He likened the situation to a car owner who fails to obtain insurance but later expects compensation after an accident.
He said;
Rex Omar went on to question whether Mr Drew was a registered member of GHAMRO and had completed the necessary procedures to assign his music rights to the organisation.
He explained that musicians must formally assign their rights to GHAMRO to enable the organisation to protect their works and administer the collection and distribution of royalties.
According to him, artists who have not completed the required processes should not expect the organisation to pay them royalties.
He stated,
His remarks have brought renewed attention to the procedures musicians are expected to follow to ensure their works are registered and eligible for royalty collection through GHAMRO.