Is Wizkid the reason why Shatta Wale won’t perform at this years Ghana meet Naija?

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In the other news, it’s been alleged, Shatta Wale is not likely to perform at this years edition of Ghana meet Naija as a result of Wizkid refusing to share the same stage with him. Due to this indecorous reason, organizers of the event had to take him out.

The signal was picked up from a post made by Ola Michael, a popular showbiz analyst, critique and regular radio panelist on Hitz 103.9 FM. This is the unedited caption he posted on his Facebook timeline;

“Konkonsa oooo Konkonsa!?
I hear say Wizkid is the reason why Shatta Wale is not likely to perform at the Ghana meet Naija? He said if Shatta Wale is on the bill, he will not want to be part? Ei ei ei ei boi.”

“Ojuelegba” hit-makers cold shoulder to share the same stage with the “Gringo” hit-maker could be labeled to his belittling comment about he not rating him a superstar in an interview Shatta granted on Kasapa FM last year. The abusive criticism went viral on social media, to the extent that core fans of Wizkid, particularly Nigerians threw shades at the “Dancehall King” round the clock.

This was how Shatta Wale put it to Wizkid;
“I will not see Wizkid and be stunned, i rather want him to see me and be amazed because i don’t see anything extraordinary about him, even though he claims to be the best African artist.”

(Story by: John Claude Tamakloe)