Shatta Wale's son Majesty
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Shatta Wale’s son Majesty has joined celebrities in Ghana educating the public about the need to adhere to safety measures amid the coronavirus outbreak.
In a video posted on the Dancehall artiste’s Instagram page, Majesty advised people to keep washing their hands if they want to stay safe from the virus.
“Attention !! Attention !!! Majesty with the Morning news on Corona Virus !!! 😍❤️ #Staysafe,” Shatta Wale captioned the post.
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