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Piff Entertainment CEO Andrew Samuka Hijacks Money From Liberia Music Awards After Party

Andrew Samuka
Where is the money from the Liberia Music Awards (LMA) After Party?  Definitely not in the care of the organizers of Liberia Music Awards.  According to our source, Piff Entertainment CEO, Andrew Samuka walked away with the money at the end of the night.  Andrew told C Liberia Clearly that the money is safe and it will be returned after having a sit down with the LMA team to discuss  a business deal between the two that went bad. 

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  2. Not a good news for our incipient entertainment industry

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  3. He said he'll return it. Having the suspect's name and a witness is enough to end the case. Liberian people like talking plenty. His name is spoiled now, everybody gonna be calling him a thief. His reason is his reason. That grown man should know how to make the right choice.

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