Controversial Ghanaian Dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has once again made headlines after taking a strong stance against Ghanaians living abroad who use their platforms to criticize the state of affairs in Ghana.
During a heated live video session, Shatta Wale did not hold back his frustration, particularly calling out social media commentators like Twene Jonas, who is based in the United States.
According to Shatta Wale, these individuals are quick to condemn and ridicule everything happening in Ghana, portraying the country in a negative light, yet they are not physically present to experience the realities on the ground.
The self-acclaimed Dancehall King questioned why many Ghanaians in the diaspora feel the need to constantly bash their home country when they could be using their influence to contribute positively to the nation’s development.
He noted that while no country is perfect, it is unfair for people who have left Ghana to make it seem as though everything is wrong in the country while ignoring the struggles they face abroad.
Shatta Wale went on to claim that most of these so-called critics are not as well-off as they make it seem. He alleged that many of them are struggling to make ends meet, barely surviving in foreign lands, yet they refuse to highlight their own challenges. Instead of using their platforms to expose the difficulties they endure overseas—such as low-paying jobs, high rents, and racial discrimination—Shatta Wale believes they deliberately choose to attack Ghana to make themselves look superior.
“Some of you are abroad suffering, but you won’t talk about it. You won’t tell your followers how you are struggling to pay rent or working long hours just to survive. Instead, you sit on social media and act like Ghana is the worst place on earth,” he fumed.
See the video below;
Source:Ghanacelebrities.com