You are a villager' - Shatta Wale's reaction to Meek Mill video brouhaha

Dancehall Artist, ‘You are a villager’ – Shatta Wale tells those condemning Meek Mill’s video shoot at Jubilee House. Dancehall Artiste, Charles Nii Armah Mensah, popularly known as Shatta Wale appears to be in support of the controversial video shoot at the Jubilee House by American rapper, Meek Mill. He said anyone who is against the shooting of the video at the Jubilee House is a “villager.” A teaser of Meek Mill’s music video on Twitter shows some parts of the Jubilee House including the podium of President Akufo-Addo featured in the video. The content of the video has since generated conversations on Twitter with many Ghanaians condemning t They believe the act by the American rapper has made the Jubilee House now unsecured instead of it being the highest security zone in the country.

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My biggest regret is not pursuing law- Shatta Wale

Although “Dancehall King” Shatta Wale has found a great career in music, he regrets not becoming a Lawyer. The “On God” hitmaker shared this dream of his while speaking in an interview with BBC Africa. According to Shatta Wale, not becoming a Lawyer is his biggest regret, and although music has brought him fame and money, he still would have preferred practicing law. “What is your biggest regret,” he was asked in the interview to which he responded saying “that I didn’t become a lawyer.” Giving a reason why he hasn’t pursued his lawyer dreams yet, he said, “Yeah, I’m trying to make enough money.” The interviewer tried to remind him of what a fantastic musician he is, even if he hasn’t gotten the opportunity to pursue law to which he retorted; “I know but I wanted to be a lawyer though.”

KNUST unveils beautiful gold-plated statue of Otumfuo

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has unveiled a statue of the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II. The statue, gold-plated shows the Asantehene who is also the Chancellor of the school, in a traditional Kente cloth, with what appears to be royal jewelry on his arms and wrists. The statue also captures Otumfuo with a head ornament. The statue which captures Otumfuo’s facial details in an exceptional way could be described as an exact duplicate of his image. A post shared by the Asante Nation on their Twitter page, showed the Asante King in a pose with some other school officials around the statue. photo credit to manhyiapalace.org

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