"Come chop (P...ssy)cuz u alone get Dick"– Shatta Wale Lambasts Popular Nigerian Musician Over Tweet

 

Nigerian Popular musician, Rema has stirred up reaction from Ghanaian dancehall musician, Shatta Wale with his post on twitter about how he will need unique treatment from Ghanaian ladies to ease his mind on his visit to the country.

Rema's post on twitter reads;

"10 Ghana girls once I land tomorrow to ease my mind".

However, the post seems not acceptable by Shatta Wale as he lashed back at Rema referring his post as " total disrespect to Ghanaian women" .

In reply, Shatta Wale posted, "Whaaaa see total disrespect to our Ghanaian women… don’t you have money to go for a massage? Come chop cuz u alone get Dick.. Nonsense tweet .all in the name of am a star". Shatta Wale replied.

Recall, that over few days ago, Shatta Wale has been trending over his speech about Nigerian Musicians as he addressed Nigerian musicians using the 'F-word' during his Freedom Concert.

He said "do you know that majority of people in the Ghana music industry are fools?"

Then referring to Nigerian Musicians he said "they told me that I won’t be able to fill my stadium. I don’t look up to any stupid Nigerian artiste, I look up to my fans. Fu*k Nigeria!".

Many Nigerian celebrities have reacted to Shatta Wale's statement. Popular Nigerian  DJ, BigN, who shared the video in which Shatta Wale insulted Nigerian musicians, 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 “Fu*K Nigerians” and think there won’t be any repercussions. We are not to blame that you are a local champion.

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

Comedian, Ushbebe replied “Useless talk … I no even expect more from am.”

Actor, IK Ogbonna, refered to Shatta Wale's speech as hate speech against the Nigerian people and demanded an apology.

Actor, Yul Edochie, replied “I remember when Nigerian movie producers were giving all the lead roles to Ghanaian actors a few years back, no Nigerian ever came out to say ‘F**k Ghanaian actors’.

I have lots of fans from Ghana who send me goodwill messages daily, inviting me to Ghana and I appreciate all of them.

I’m a fan of your music. Your track with Beyonce is always on repeat in my car. No matter what is pissing you off, a man like you with a large fan base should be using it to promote peace and unity among Africans and the rest of the world. You should apologise for such a statement.”