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Nigerian entertainers knock Shatta Wale after bitter rant

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Nigerian entertainers have responded to a rant by Ghanaian dancehall star, Shatta Wale after his sold-out concert in Ghana.

Shatawalle, during the show, created enough time to insult Nigerian artistes.

The singer revealed he had been told he wouldn’t be able to pull such a huge crowd without Nigerian artists on the bill.

He said, “They said I won’t be able to fill my own stadiums, I don’t need any Nigerian artiste to sell out Ghana’s stadium, f**k Nigerian artistes.”

The comments quickly became talking points on social media.

Popular DJ, BigN, who reshared the insulting video said, “My dear shattawalenima I watched this video more than once. I tried to see your point. We are not the enemy. You can’t blatantly say “FxxK Nigerians” and think there won’t be any repercussions. We are not to blame that you are a local champion.

“Stop this bickering and talk true, Naija man don collect your babe again abi?” he asked in Pidgin English.

Comedian, Ushbebe labeled Shatta Wale’s rant, “Useless talk … I no even expect more from am.”

For actor, IK Ogbonna, the dancehall singer’s rant is simply hate speech against the Nigerian people and demanded an apology.

He said, “Mr. Shattawalenima, you are a total and complete disappointment. In a time where we should be growing together and helping each other through creative collaborations. You should appreciate the Nigerian artiste because a win for any Nigerian artiste is a win for Africa. How do you promote unity with utterances like this? This is very weak from you. Deal with your complex issues and grow up. As an artist, I have featured in a few Ghana movies and I have also worked with amazing, adorable Ghanaians here in Nigeria. You should totally apologize for this #hatespeech”

Singer, Mr 2Kay took a relaxed view to the rant, saying, “We go still come Ghana come flex ❤️

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