All the MUSIGA elders should be fired since their concepts are antiquated, says Michy

When asked about how to revive MUSIGA during a guest appearance on the program "Ultimate Entertainment Records" on Ultimate 106.9 FM, Michy passionately argued that the day-to-day administration of the union should not be left to old men and old women but rather be given to young men and young women who have the energy to run the union.

The elderly are unfit to lead the current generation, she claimed, because they are inexperienced with the needs of contemporary music, which is dominated by young people.

Michy continued by saying that the older people would wish to carry out actions that were taken in the past but may not be essential today, making them unfit to lead the Union.

The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) was established in December 1975 with the goal of educating and empowering Ghanaian musicians to be independent, inventive, and tenacious in order to promote and preserve Ghana's culture.

However, after the organization's president, Bice Osei Kuffour, left his position in 2019, the union has been engulfed in a number of legal disputes and member concerns.

Since Bessa Simons was forced to serve as acting president, the union has been unable to pick a real president.