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FIPAG brushes off Tracy Boakye’s claim of not being a member with evidence

by Mutala Yakubu
2020-08-12
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FIPAG brushes off Tracy Boakye’s claim of not being a member with evidence
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The Film Producers Association of Ghana (FIPAG) has brushed off Tracy Boakye’s claims that she is not a member of the association.

FIPAG in a statement signed by its president, James Aboagye, announced that the actress has been indefinitely suspended following her recent rants on social media with musician MzBel.

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This did not sit well with Tracy Baokye who did a video to hit back at them and said she has never been part of the Film Producers Association of Ghana, hence can’t understand how she can be suspended.

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“It’s been past 8 years since I started movie production and you’ve never promoted me on any of your platforms. I’m not a part of you and everybody knows I am an independent movie producer. Do you people even know me or you want to use this opportunity to trend? You boldly told me I am not a member and would not be allowed to vote before electing your new leaders so how do you come in here? I am even surprised you could even issue this statement,” she said.

Photos online of FIPAG’s membership register shows Tracy Boakye’s name and picture boldly captured.

Check the photos below

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