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I don’t charge to perform at churches – MOG Music

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Award-winning Ghanaian gospel singer, MOG Music has disclosed the amount of money he charges for shows and other events.

In a recent appearance on Property Fm, MOG revealed that he charges for events but does not charge to perform at churches.

“To perform a show, if it’s a corporate event, our bill is between Ghc100,000, a company doing a program and you want MOG to honor the occasion.

He continued; “when let’s say the pastor invites me to perform at a church, my rule about churches is that I don’t charge to perform at churches,” he said.

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However, MOG added that sometimes he allows his manager to deal with the churches when they are willing to pay.

“You talk to manager and let my manager know how much you are willing to pay, the. We can work out something about it, come and minister for you,” he stated.

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