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Shatta Wale has in a viral video bragged about his wealth as he shows off his house and a range of cars packed inside it.
In the video posted on Twitter, the ‘Dancehall King’ is heard boasting about his remote -ontrolled entrance gate.
“I am the only Ghana artiste wey ein house if you come remote dey open...I no wan go outside sef, you go see cars wey I pack inside,” he said in the video.
He is also seen flaunting his expensive vehicles including a Ferrari, Range Rovers, Mercedes Benz, Audi among others.
Watch the video below:
Shatta Wale shows off his fleet of flashy cars at his house. pic.twitter.com/xeAGGyhkk9
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