GhPageEntertainmentShatta Wale doesn’t own SHAXI; he’s only the face from the brand… – Advertisement -Ghanaian dancehall artiste Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr, commonly known as Shatta Wale, is usually allegedly not the owner of SHAXI, a newly launched ride-hailing service in Ghana, when he has made us believe. It was made known by a social media marketing commentator on Facebook who else appears to know more than most of the musician’s fans, followers plus celebrity friends who have hailed his business acumen. The particular dancehall artiste officially released the commercial service keep away from months after hinting from venturing into a new profession to create an avenue for work and support the economic climate. However , his outburst onstage at a recent concert plus subsequent online tussle along with Nigerian musicians over the insufficient support from them to their equivalent in other African countries has taken the ride service below scrutiny. Popular blogger Philip Handler triggered a discussion online when he inquired about Shatta Wale’s participation in the SHAXI business. He or she wrote: “So is Shatta Wale the CEO associated with Shaxi or he’s hired someone cos eeeeei. TOP DOG of a ride-hailing service within a competitive market and you nevertheless soak yourself in gutter water like this? “We might do this when foreigners earn, then we would be held responsible for not supporting a local company when the person himself does not care about his business.
Ayoooo!, ” Chris queried. It was in response to this post that certain Facebook user, Freddie Mawuli disclosed that the SHAXI application is owned by a good alleged “Game Boy” yet he is using Shatta Waale as the face to promote the particular app. “Shazi is not their wai. He’s being used since just a face by a Video game Boy who owns it, ” Freddie Mawuli wrote within the comment section adding, “There’s nothing that can hide permanently under the sun. Screenshot this particular, the truth will come out at some point. ”Get Ghana Latest Information in your inbox each morning. Sign up
