Shatta Wale Finally Apologises For His ‘Confused And Inconsistent’ Posts He Made Days Ago About #FixTheCountry

Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr., better known as Shatta Wale, the King of the Shatta Movement Empire, has apologized to his followers for his remarks on the #FixTheCountry movement on social media.

Last week, the dancehall artist joined the current online protest organized by Ghanaians on social media to denounce the government's mismanagement.

Shatta Wale stated in his contributions that it is pointless for young people to fight for the government and die in the process merely because they want to fight for their rights.

Shatta Wale said on Facebook that if the activists focused the government's attention on the problems in one specific geographic region, they would be able to come up with solutions rather than expecting them to solve the entire country at once.

He went on to call the protesters “learned idiots” and “disappointed graduates,” and suggested that they first fix themselves before expecting the government to fix the country.

Well, it appears that some of his fans and other industry people were pleased with his remarks, as they descended on him, branding him as the “inconsistent” and “confused” artist we've always known him to be.

Finally, Shatta Wale has apologized profusely to his followers for his remarks towards the protesters. This came after he claimed that his GodFather, Abas Sariki GIWA, had urged him to apologize for his remarks.

He wrote; Today My Godfather Abass Sariki GIWA 1 has spoken to me like a father and son and I have taken his lovely advice . I will like to once again say sorry to the fans that never got to watch my LIVE video ,I love you all and get ready for the Journey ahead #GOGAlbum#HYLYF

Source: Dklassgh.com