Security at Kotoka International Airport is aware that some Ghanaian artistes travel with cocaine – Shatta Wale
Dancehall artist Shatta Wale has urged authorities to investigate drug smuggling activities involving Ghanaian artists and the Kotoka International Airport.
Discussions on social media regarding the arrest of his acquaintance Hajia4real (Mona Faiz Montrage) in the United States prompted these claims.
In a Facebook Live broadcast, the 'Shatta Movement' singer ardently refuted any involvement in fraudulent activities and expressed his annoyance at being associated with such allegations.
He questioned why he would engage in such illicit activities and stated that influential people in Ghana were anxiously awaiting his arrest due to his reputation.
"As they apprehended Hajia 4Reall, some idiots in this nation urged the FBI to arrest Shatta Wale. Your mother, your father, your mother once more, and your father once more," he said.
In addition, Shatta Wale claimed that a number of Ghanaian musicians were involved in drug smuggling and that the Kotoka International Airport was aware of this and monitoring the situation.
He stated that he had previously been informed that some Ghanaian artists were transporting narcotics out of the country and that the airport authorities were aware of these illegal activities.
Once upon a time, I was informed that there are Ghanaian musicians who smuggle cocaine out of the country, and that the airport monitors them. Ask the airport staff how many artists they are aware of who travel with cocaine, he advised.
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Shatta Wale's unverified claims have caused a commotion on social media, leading to additional discussions and rumors.
At the time of publication, airport authorities had not issued a statement regarding the accusations, and fans are awaiting to see how these allegations will be addressed and whether the authorities will investigate the alleged drug smuggling activities involving Ghanaian musicians.