Ace gospel group, Tagoe Sisters say gospel musicians in Ghana are struggling to come up with good content. According to the duo, many gospel artistes also lack the competence to write their own songs but rather resort to sampling old tunes to make them appear new. "Many musicians don't know how to write their own songs and instead of engaging a song writer, they rather force themselves to do anything at all, saying they are musicians" they said on Adom Entertainment Hall show with Mike'2' last Saturday. They were however worried how so many so-called musicians struggle to sing, displaying a serious lack of talent. "Don't force yourself to sing if you are not good, and don't also force to write songs knowing that you are not good at that. The best thing to do is to seek for a processional person to help", they urged. They expressed displeasure about the indecent dressing of some gospel musicians, who appear to have forgotten they are promoting the word of God through music. Meanwhile, Tagoe Sisters have lauded the Ghana Music Right Organization (GHAMRO) for shaping the system to make the industry more transparent. They said the current administration led by Kojo Antwi, has changed the face of the office making sure that, musicians receive their rightful royalties. In another development, the Tagoe Sisters have urged the public to watch for an event dubbed 'Tagoe Sisters Golden Jubilee'. They released their first album in 1987.