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Shatta Wale’s manager, Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson, popularly known as Bulldog, has rubbished reports that he has been sacked.
He revealed this in a comment section after one of his fans asked him if he had truly been sacked from the Shatta Movement camp as Shatta’s manager.
According to Bulldog, the rumours are false adding he does not know why people will propagate them.
The fan said new artiste Ablekuma Nana Lace would love to employ the services of Bulldog if he had left the Shatta Movement camp.
"Nice one! E no bi true… Ablekuma Nana Lace is a super talent… big ups to him," the artiste manager wrote.
The rumours however began when one Gizo GH took to his Facebook account to claim Shatta Wale had sacked his manager.
But, He did not give any reason why.
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