Video as Shatta Wale Reacts to N310M Lambo Theft, Claims He Wasn't Aware Someone Was Killed in it
- Ghanaian dance hall artist, Shatta Wale, whose real name is Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr, broke his silence about the alleged theft
- Legit.ng earlier reported that the musician's Lamorghini was linked to a convicted fraudster serving 86 months in a United States prison
- In a series of TikTok videos, Shatta Wale shared his side of the story, adding that he had no idea it was a "dirty" car
The news surrounding Shatta Wale's situation with the FBI has spread across various quarters on social media.
The Ghanaian dancehall artist, Shatta Wale, whose real name is Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr, ran into trouble with the FBI after his N310 million Lamborghini was linked to crime.
Source: Instagram
According to reports, the vehicle was seized at the request of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the US Department of Justice, who suspect it was purchased using illicit funds obtained through fraudulent means.
As explained by Shatta, he deals with a lot of boys on the streets and that has always been his way of purchasing his cars.
The singer noted that he had no idea the car was linked to crime and said that he does not want to have anything to do with it anymore.
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Recall, Ghanian actress and activist Efia Odo shared some insights into her relationship with Dancehall singer Shatta Wale.
In an upcoming episode of her podcast, Efia shared experiences with two other guests, during which she spoke about the singer.
According to Efia, despite her love for him, he broke up with her two weeks after she got a tattoo of him.
Shatta Wale addresses N310M Lambo theft, reactions
Read some reactions as compiled below:
@Systa Naa ׂ ︶꒦꒷♡꒷꒦︶ said:
"The right thing must be done … why does he keep threatening people."
@Emmanuel Aryee885 said:
"Godfather please stay claim errh they just want to talk about your personal development because they cannot development themselves as you do."
@kwakudarko942 said:
"Ask yourself, how they sell that for, that you have to purchase it for $150,000. Should that not have alerted you that, there is something fishy about the whole deal."
@JÖÉ~BÈÈ📿🤲🦅🦅 said:
"They should come and arrest all of us 🙏 Aba what kind of people are we leaving with in Ghana 🇬🇭 foolish people 💔. FOR LIFE IS OUR LIFE 💕WE DON’T NEED IT AGAIN NOW AND FOREVER 👈 on God we promise 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏."
Source: Instagram
@Kenzack78 said:
"With all due respect Shatta, you should have conducted your own investigation before buying the car cos you're a public figure and you don't want any dent on your image."
@Kofi Aaron said:
"What is Raymond Archer's role here? The investigation started in 2019 by FBI tracing the proceeds of crime. Do you think the FBI will just let you surrender the vehicle and that will be all? What would you do if you were the EOCO boss ? Your lack of appreciation is what annoys me because the officials had complied with your T&Cs regarding the investigation until you came out and exposed yourself."
@Sherif | Developer said:
"How do you buy a hundred thousand dollar car and not do background or VIN number check ,like howww 🤧."
@Benedict 💕 said:
"So it should be clear eerh … who did you buy the car from . You didn’t buy it from Nana Amoah but who."
Shatta Wale tearfully defends friend Kofi Boat
Legit.ng earlier reported that Shatta Wale reacted to the news that one of his friends, Kofi Boateng, was facing extradition from the US over his involvement in a $100 million scam.
In a TikTok video, the singer was in tears as he swore that his friend was not involved in fraud and shared his feelings about the news.
Fans were not impressed by his actions; they shared their thoughts on his video and his friend, Kofi Boateng.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
