Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale has opened up about the financial struggles he faced early in his career, revealing that despite being a well-known artist, he once depended on his girlfriend for accommodation. Speaking during a recent appearance on The Honest Bunch Podcast, the controversial singer argued that entertainers in Ghana do not receive the…
Ghanaian musician Captan has alleged that his former record label boss, Shatta Wale, played a key role in assisting Nigerian Afrobeats star Burna Boy during some challenging moments in Ghana. Speaking during a recent podcast appearance, Captan claimed that Burna Boy was once arrested in Ghana for allegedly smoking cannabis and that Shatta Wale intervened…
Efia Odo, a well-known Ghanaian reality star, has revealed that Afro dancehall artist Shatta Wale ended their relationship just two weeks after she tattooed his name on her body. During an appearance on the “Rant, Bants and Confessions” podcast, Efia Odo opened up about her romantic experiences, particularly her time with Shatta Wale. “He broke…
Ghanaian dancehall luminary Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr., popularly known as Shatta Wale, has candidly expressed his views on the contrasting successes of Nigerian and Ghanaian musicians, drawing attention to the soaring achievements of Nigerian artists. Shatta Wale’s candid remarks shed light on the disparities between the two music industries. In a series of tweets,…
Shatta Wale has reacted to the shocking revelation made by actress Yvonne Nelson on how she was pregnant and also aborted the baby for Sarkodie. Ghanaian artist Shatta Wale has reacted to the revelation made by popular Gollywood actress Yvonne Nelson in her newly released book titled “I am not Yvonne Nelson,” published on Sunday,…
Ghanaian Reggae-dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale said this last night in an interview with Giovani Caleb on Showbiz 360 on TV3. according to him he charged and was paid in cash $100,000 for playing three different shows each. The artiste revealed that he got paid such an amount at the very first Afronations festival that was…
