Singer Mr Drew sued for failure to perform at an event he was paid

It appears that event organizers are taking a stand against the unfortunate trend of artists failing to show up at events after being paid. The latest case involves Mr. Drew, who has been sued by Jamrok Bar and Event Center for allegedly taking payment but not performing at an event as agreed.

According to the lawsuit filed at the District court at Senchi, Mr. Drew and his DJ, DJ Filter, are being pursued for the recovery of 15,000ghc that was paid to Mr. Drew for a performance that he did not fulfill. The organizers are also seeking reimbursement for the total event expenses, amounting to 36,511ghc, as well as damages of 200,000ghc for the tarnished image they claim to have suffered due to Mr. Drew’s actions.

Further investigations have revealed that this is not an isolated incident, as other event organizers have allegedly experienced similar situations with Mr. Drew. Testimonies from multiple sources suggest a pattern of behavior where Mr. Drew accepts payment but fails to show up for scheduled performances.

As the legal proceedings unfold, the question remains whether the organizers will succeed in their demands or if it will be a challenging battle. With potential witnesses willing to testify against Mr. Drew, the outcome of this case will be closely monitored to see if justice will be served.

Stay tuned as we continue to follow this developing story and provide updates on the court proceedings.