Shatta Wale preaches gospel after Stonebwoy diss

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Controversial dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale originally known as Charles Nii Armah Mensah has taken to social media to spread the word of God after he was ‘shaded’ indirectly by Stonebwoy on stage.
He posted a video on his social media handle preaching about love and also about the good Lord.
“Man proposes but God disposes. In this life, all we need is love and is this love that is going to really push us to where we have to go to. It is when you don’t have love, you can’t reach out to good people. I love everyone that is supporting my movement” , he stated.
Dancehall and reggae artiste, Livingstone Etse Satekla mocked Shatta Wale over his ‘wack’ freestyle on BBC 1Xtra.
Ghanaians took to social media to mock at Shatta Wale describing his freestyle as ‘wack’ and teased him for not being able to drop a good freestyle..

However, his rival Stonebwoy also took turns to mock him and this is what he said,
“If you are a musician and you can’t do freestyle, then it’s up to you”.
It is obvious this statement is directed to Shatta Wale but it seems he is not ready for any ‘beef’ as he has taken to social media to spread love and preach the gospel.

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