We Must help DJ Advicer’s Family - George Britton

George Britton has asked Ghanaian celebrities who have been pouring in tributes for the late DJ Advicer to send their condolences in action too.

According to him, the paramount action now will be to help sustain his family while he is gone and it would take nothing out of musicians to show some love to his family.

He highlighted the sacrifices DJ Advicer made while he was alive for most artistes who seem to have forgotten now.

Branding the artiste's ingrates, George Britton demanded that they remember the lag DJ's good deeds and support his family as a show of gratitude.

“This is the time the industry has to show love to DJ Advicer and his family. It is sad and a show of bad faith if we help artistes and other industry players and they refuse to show love in such times”, he said in an interview on Happy98.9FM’s Showbiz Xtra show with Doctar Cann.

Further buttressing his own point, George indicated that the late DJ Advicer supported a lot of artistes to the top and believes now is the time for all of them to show love and support the family of DJ Advicer.

“Some have pretended they don’t know what is going on. Advicer was close to everyone and very instrumental in our industry. This is the time to show him and his family love. It is better late than never.”

“We know many artistes he celebrated and I think it is time they also celebrate him”, He concluded.

DJ Advicer died on Thursday, March 4, 2021, after a short illness.

He was subsequently

confirmed dead by the Management of Global Media Alliance Group (GMA, Happy FM, YFM & eTV Ghana).

It announced that the veteran Disc Jockey, Isaac De-Graft Danquah, popularly known as DJ Advicer died after a short illness on Wednesday 3rd March 2021.

DJ Advicer, while alive made it his sole purpose to put the spotlight on the relatively unknown and upcoming musicians in the country.

He was the host of Happy FM'sAyekoo After Drive’, weekdays from 6 PM – 9 PM.