Ghanaian singer and hitmaker Wendy Shay has expressed frustration over what she believes is an unfair environment for women in the country’s music industry.
In a post on her X page on Monday, September 14, 2026, the “Uber Driver” hitmaker said the challenges facing female artistes are more serious than she had previously realised.
“This music industry does not favour women AT ALL!!! I always knew this but after hearing what I just heard it’s SERIOUS!!!” she wrote.
Wendy Shay, however, did not disclose what she had heard or provide details about the specific issue that prompted her reaction.
Her comments have since drawn attention to the experiences of women working in Ghana’s music industry and renewed discussions about the challenges female artistes may encounter in areas such as opportunities, recognition, industry support and career advancement.
Wendy Shay has established herself as one of Ghana’s prominent female artistes in recent years, with several hit songs and major industry appearances to her credit.
Her latest remarks come amid broader conversations about women’s opportunities and experiences within Ghana’s creative industry.
By:Rachael Djabakie