In an interview with Accra- based Ghanaweb, DJ Legend said the police had to intervene to compel Pappy Kojo give back his equipment to him.

"During the show, there was a power outage, and when the light came on and I was about to start, what I realized was he had taken off my cables and carried my controller away. So I had a confrontation with him and I told him.

"... I spoke to him for more than ten minutes and then even the police came, and they told him that he should return the mixer to me. And that if he had any misunderstanding, he should go to the organizer.

"Before I knew it, he had gotten on a motor and was going out with it... So I rushed to the other side with the help of the police, and then they stopped him and managed to convince him to give it to me. But he instead dropped the device on the floor, damaging it," he said.

The machine, however, according to DJ Legend, is damaged beyond repair.

"The mixer is damaged beyond repair, some of the knobs are broken off, and the internal circuits are also damaged. I would prefer to be compensated for it, but for now, I have reported the matter to my mentor Mercury Quaye," he said.

The incident triggered a wave of reactions on social media, with some condemning Pappy Kojo's actions and others criticizing the organizers for their alleged mistreatment of artists.

The Uniland Festival aims to be a premier global stage and cutting-edge festival, showcasing Ghanaian creative talents. The festival offers a full day of immersive cultural experiences, bringing together top artists and influencers to celebrate various elements of Ghanaian culture. This year's event took place at the La Palm Royal Beach and included lineup of renowned artistes like Shatta Wale, Medikal, Keche, Kelvynboy, Kwaw Kese, Afrobeast, Zigi, Kofi Mole, Tulenkey, and Kofi Jamar.