There is something very peculiar about Ghanaians, I must say. We like to complain about our leaders, the rot and the corruption in high places. When the judges’ scandal came out everyone acted shocked, and rightly so.
Yet people are so willing to put Nana Aba’s wanton deception to the side and now jump on the ‘Bring back Nana Aba’ bandwagon. I could guess at what it says about Ghanaians but I think I’m tired of that.
Shatta Wale is one man who knows what it’s like to get into trouble with authorities for dumb reasons, probably why he can identify with Nana Aba in this situation.
The Dance hall king shared a post on facebook saying he is not happy with Nana Aba’s suspension at all. According to him, Nana Aba is one of the most hardworking people on TV3.
Organizers of the annual MOBO Awards have announced the nominees for the 2015 edition.
Ghana’s Fuse ODG, Shatta Wale and Mista Silva together with Nigerian acts-Davido, Patoranking, Yemi Alade, Moelogo, South African Hip-hop star AKA, and UK based Ghanaian/Sierra Leone born Afrobeats act and producer Silverstone have been nominated in the “Best African” act category.
Many are against women and men tattooing their partner’s name on their body, because we all know relationships break down—but we are not sure how you feel about a father or mother tattooing their child’s name on their body. Ghana’s self-acclaimed Dancehall King-Shatta Wale was blessed with a son a few months ago. The son was … Read more
Self acclaimed dancehall King-Shatta Wale has come a long way—from the days of Bandana with no break through to today; the era of Shatta Wale where he remains the greatest. Apart from the musical jump and success, he has changed his appearance too—from the fine shaved innocent young man to the crazy-alike angry musician, ready … Read more
Nadia Buari is the cat woman of the day—she is looking amazingly beautiful and to think of it, she is a mother of twins too. It seems like Nadia Buari has become more attractive and daring since the twins. For this reason, we call her—-the mother of dragons.
John Dumelo seems to have put on some weight—money and women are good, we guess. Just like Jackie Appiah, John Dumelo obviously has weight fluctuation problems.
Captain Planet is looking fine—and we have a photo from when Shatta Wale met Mona, aka Hajia4Real.
We couldn’t forget Yvonne Okoro’s selfie…
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Shatta Wale teams up with Tinny to release a brand new song titled ‘Ototo’. “Ototo is Latin word which means encourage yourself,” the self-proclaimed Dancehall king took to Twitter to explain the meaning of the song. Listen to the song below.. We don’t love it and we don’t hate it. ‘Ototo’ is more like a … Read more
Shatta Wale says his new baby has given him a new mirror with which he looks at life differently—and as such, he has decided to make peace with everyone, including his arch rival-Samini.
In a long letter the self-acclaimed dancehall King posted on his facebook, he asked for forgiveness from everyone and specifically mentioned Mr. Ayoade and the staff of charter House and GhOne.
Knowing Shatta Wale, we hope he really means what he has written down—and it lasts.
Read his full letter below…
Every birth brings to every household good tidings and blessings. You and I brought joy on this plane and are blessings onto our folks and the universe as a whole. The instance i set eyes on MAJESTY, calm and peace went up my spine, his cries were distinct with words saying “make peace daddy” I have struggled with this message for a while and prayed over it. Anytime i held him in my arms those are the words that resounds in my soul.
I have been through a lot and thankful to the lord for all my trials and tribulations. He made me strong and has always won victory for me in the face of adversity. He’s kept his promise and has never disgraced me. He has in many ways spoken to me and I have listened.
Shatta Wale and his wife welcomed a baby boy some weeks ago. Moments ago, the self-proclaimed dancehall king shared images of himself and his wife at the christening of their newborn baby boy. The couple looked great — donning an all white outfit. “My WIFE and my #PRINCE MAJESTY,” he simply captioned the pics. Shatta’s … Read more
Controversial Ghanaian reggae-dancehall musician Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr., known by his stage name Shatta Wale has shared photos of his baby mama on social media.
The “Dancehall King” hitmaker on Saturday took twitter to announce that “Today God gave me a bouncy baby boy and on this same day i won a trophy …who is greater than God” as Ghanacelebrities.com previously reported.
The controversial and self acclaimed dancehall King of Ghana-Shatta Wale is blessed with a bouncy baby boy, per a tweet he sent out yesterday. After yesterday’s celebrity soccer match which saw the Shatta Movement guys beating Samini’s Highgrade family, the dancehall artiste took to twitter to say; “Today God gave me a bouncy baby boy … Read more
Ghana’s self-acclaimed dancehall King-Shatta Wale has offered to sell all his 3 Ghana Music Awards plaques for 2 Ghana Cedis, far less than 1 dollar—and somehow, some Ghanaians regard this as disrespectful to the organisers of the annual Ghana Music award scheme as well as the industry in entirety.
The sale of an award plaque by an artiste by default has no contemptuous connotation—and all around the world, artistes sell/have sold awards they’ve won in various countries.
In fact, the sale of awards became so worrying and foretelling to big awarding bodies like the Academy Awards (Oscars) some years ago to the extent that, they now have some sort of ‘unfair’ contract with the award winners—stating that, whoever wants to sell his or her Oscar award must first offer it for sale to the Academy for the paltry sum of $1.
And this applies to all the post 1950 Oscar winners, making it illegal today to sell an Oscar plaque won after 1950 without first offering it to the Academy.
Perhaps, Shatta Wale’s antics throw a challenge to the organisers of the annual Ghana Music Awards to consider this, and tow the Academy lines—which will prevent the sale of their plaques, to cut off the seemingly taint such sales would bring.
In 2013, Screenwriter Charles MacArthur’s 1935 “Academy First Award”, won at the 8th Annual Academy Awards for Best Story for The Scoundrel, was sold for $106,231.
Even before that, Magician-David Copperfield bought Casablanca director-Michael Curtiz’s 1943 Oscar plaque for $232,000.00 in 2003 and later sold it in a Nate Sanders auction in 2012, for over $2 million.
So there is nothing inherently wrong with the sale of awards’ an artiste has received—unless there is a binding contract which prevents the person for putting the plaque up for sale or which stipulates that sales must be made a particular way.
Ghanaian Dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale (real name Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr.), has put a total of three (3) Vodafone Ghana Music awards belonging to him on sale on social networking site – twitter.
The awards include 2014 Artiste of the Year, Reggae/ 2014 Dancehall Song of the Year, and 2014 Vodafone Song of the Year.
Self-acclaimed Dancehall king, Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr, popularly known as Shatta Wale on Saturday, May 23, 2015 got music patrons at the Accra International Conference Center screaming when he removed his clothes on stage.
Whatever came over the musician to engage in such act, nobody knows. When performing his last song at the just ended Tigo Ghana meets Naija, Shatta Wale took off his shirt, shoes, and trouser, leaving him with only his boxer short and a singlet.
CEO of Empire Entertainment, Nathaniel Kwabena Adisi Anokye – A.K.A. Bola Ray – who could not stand what was going on tried to mount the stage to save the situation before it gets out of hand—Shatta left the stage at that moment.
He however got his fans to enthusiastically sing along with him whilst performing his last song – Talk Talk (Onye Soor) – which contains some explicit words.
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The 5th edition of Ghana meets Naija came off on May 23, 2015. The annual event which is powered by Empire Entertainment attracted several Ghanaians and Nigerians, as well as other foreigners to the Accra International Conference Center where the event took place.
Undoubtedly, Tigo Ghana meets Naija is the biggest and most patronised musical event on the Ghanaian entertainment calendar.
Tickets were sold out and as such, every seat in the auditorium was occupied. Even though we streamed the program live on GhanaCelebrities.Com, we did capture some of the fun moments for you.
You can enjoy them in the photos below…
