Bullet takes to social media to cry and beg for help after he was cheated by Akhan’s brother

Ricky Nana Agyemang, popularly known as Bullet, has come out on his IG page to seek for justice on alleged copyright issues he has suffered from Akhan’s brother.

According to him, he has been cheated and unfairly treated, though he was approached by his former partners about using a song produced by Bullet in a movie.

The post had it that a movie that was going to be shot in 2015 would feature a soundtrack from Bullet’s camp.

It was only until recently that Bullet realized that the movie had been released and their song had been used, yet no agreement had been reached to that effect and also, no money had been paid to him.

The Manager and record label owner of RuffTown Records therefore took to social media to expose the perpetrators of such a move and also called for support to have the right thing done and credit duly given.

Excerpts of the post read: “In 2015, Theophilus Baah, a brother of my former partner Akhan, who happened to be the manager of my defunct group Ruff n Smooth, comprising of myself and Ahkan informed me about a movie company in America who has shown interest in using our song as their movie soundtrack. To make my story short, i just found out the movie is out and our song been used without my permission nor me seeing any legal contract and a huge sum of money being taken by my former partner’s brother.”

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In 2015, Theophilus Baah, a brother of my former partner Akhan, who happened to be the manager of my defunct group Ruff n Smooth, comprising of myself and Ahkan informed me about a movie company in America who has shown interest in using our song as their movie soundtrack. To make my story short, i just found out the movie is out and our song been used without my permission nor me seeing any legal contract and a huge sum of money being taken by my former partner's brother. I feel so disrespected and cheated, two people cannot create music for one party to silently sell the music and take the money without the knowledge of the other. I need HELP, i want Justice maybe social media can help me. #JUSTICE4BULLET

A post shared by Ricky Nana Agyeman (@bullet_rufftown) on Jun 26, 2020 at 4:09am PDT