Sark passed Shatta Wale’s back to collect GHC120k from a Glo deal for a $150,000: Why Shatta constantly attacks Sarkodie

Full Story: Sark passed Shatta Wale’s back to collect GHC120k from a Glo deal for a $150,000: Why Shatta constantly attacks Sarkodie

Self-acclaimed Ghanaian Dance Hall King, Shatta Wale has revealed why he has been attacking his colleague musician Sarkodie over the last four years. According to Shataa Wale, they were entering a deal with Glo and so they both agreed that Glo would have to pay them $150,000.

However, without his knowledge, Sarkodie visited Glo three days after their last discussion on the deal and solely went for a peanut of Ghs120,000.

Shatta Wala further disclosed that his investigation and information from reliable Nigerian Artists who had entered into deals with Glo to come to Ghana were paid between $70,000 and $90,000.

The Ghs120,000 Sarkodia settled on alone for the deal is estimated at about $11,000 in today’s dollar rate

Shatta Wale has stated why he’s constantly attacking Sarkodie. According to him, Sark passed his back to collect GHC120,000 from a Glo deal after initially agreeing with him they would charge $150,000.

Reacting to the question about the Glo deal in an interview on Twitter Space, Shatta stated that, he was called and informed that he and Sarkodie were to be on a 3-day Glo Show. He decided to call Sarkodie since he saw Sark as a brother so they could make some money together. After the discussion with Sark. He revealed that he got a call 72 hours after their discussion. He was informed that Sarkodie has visited the organizers and has received GHS120,000 for the show.

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The move by Sarkodie was the genesis of the beef between Shatta Wale and Sarkodie which has lasted for not less than 5 years.

Sarkodie is yet to respond to the allegations leveled against him by Shatta Wale on the Glo deal.

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