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The perennial tussle between Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy appears to be seeing another episode.
The former has strongly cautioned the Bhimnation boss to avoid crossing his path, emphasising potential harm.
“Don’t make me see you eye to eye. I don’t want to meet you anywhere in your life. If you see me pass because if you try to smile at me, I’ll slap you. I’ll break your leg,” he said on Tuesday, September 20.
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Shatta Wale's stern words towards Stonebwoy stem from a clash in concert schedules and venues.
Speaking in a live video on Facebook, Shatta Wale added that “when you brought out the gun, nobody warned and talked sense into your brain.”
“You are using your disability to seek empathy but I don’t see you like that, I see you are a hard guy,” he added.
Shatta Wale and Medikal had previously announced a 5-day festival, the 'Freedom Wave Festival,' set to take place from December 20th to 25th at the Accra Sports Stadium.
Days after this announcement, Stonebwoy unveiled his annual year-end concert scheduled for December 22nd at the same venue.
The conflicting concert dates have clearly agitated Shatta Wale, prompting him to voice his frustration via a live broadcast on Facebook.
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