Ghanaian dancehall musician Shatta Wale has introduced his presidential aspirations, expressing confidence that the time for his management is approaching.
In a current viral interview, Shatta Wale emphasised the necessity for a workforce of educated people centered on growth to help his imaginative and prescient.
“We will win those old men in the system hands down and I will find learned people around me with developmental mindset. I will only be the president and they will steer the affairs,” he asserted.
Shatta Wale highlighted his substantial fanbase throughout Africa as proof of his affect and functionality to steer. “Ghana needs a president like me. I am very confident and I know how to run a fan base. That is why my fanbase is the largest in Africa. Forget everything else anyone is saying, my dream is to change Ghana,” he acknowledged.
He credited his father’s encouragement as a driving drive behind his political ambitions, underscoring the significance of nationwide help for his endeavour. “My dad has been telling me that I should venture into politics. He wants me to go into politics because he knows I could do it.Shatta Wale called for support from his fans to help him transition from music to politics. “If you guys can support me to start getting the music to go up the political ladder, I will stop the music and focus on studying. In the next four years, I will be able to contest and see if I won’t win hands down. In the next four years, I’ll be over 40 years so I’ll qualify,” he added.
Shatta Wale envisions himself as a proactive president, specializing in sensible options slightly than what he described as “spewing big grammar.”
He acknowledged, “Politics is not about coming to speak big grammar; Ghana is not a big grammar country. I just need good heads to control the system.”
With a big and devoted fanbase, Shatta Wale believes he can harness his recognition to result in optimistic change in Ghana. His announcement has sparked discussions and garnered important consideration, with supporters and critics alike desperate to see how his political journey unfolds.