Morgan Nero Responds to Backlash Over Performing ‘Agbozume Naomi’ for School Pupils

Ghanaian musician Morgan Nero has responded to public criticism following a viral video that showed him performing his song “Agbozume Naomi” with school children.

The video, which circulated widely on social media, sparked mixed reactions, with some members of the public expressing concern over the appropriateness of the song’s content in a school setting.

In a notice shared online, Morgan Nero clarified the circumstances surrounding the performance. According to him, the session was conducted with the full knowledge and consent of the school authorities. He stated that the school specifically requested that he perform “Agbozume Naomi” for the pupils because they were already familiar with the song.

“For clarification purposes, I would like to provide context regarding a video I shared featuring myself and pupils singing my song ‘Agbozume Naomi,’ which has elicited negative reactions from some members of the public,” he explained.

He emphasized that his intention was not to promote inappropriate content but to create a joyful and memorable experience for the children. Morgan Nero added that he appreciates the concern and goodwill expressed by members of the public in response to the video.

The incident has reignited conversations about the type of music performed in educational environments and the responsibilities of artists when engaging with young audiences. While some social media users have defended the musician, arguing that the children were already familiar with the song, others maintain that musicians should be mindful of lyrical content when performing in schools.

As discussions continue online, Morgan Nero’s statement seeks to assure the public that the performance was organized in collaboration with school authorities and carried out in good faith.