Gospel singer Jack Alolome has expressed worry about the rise in begging among musicians who are old in the industry.‎

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‎He blamed the trend to the failure of Ghana Music Right Organization (GHAMRO) in paying them their needed royalty.
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‎Speaking in an exclusive interview with Max Morning Show in Accra on Friday, Alolome indicated the country royalty system was not effectively functioning.
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‎”If you’re a musician in this country and you don’t set things right for yourself, you will grow and become a beggar. Our royalty system is not working. In abroad, a musician can milk from even one song he or she did in the past but here you can release many albums, yet you won’t gain any royalty,” he stated.
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‎Alolome called on the government to strengthen the country’s loyalty system to ensure that musicians are secured and gained the needed money from their creative works.