Audio By Carbonatix
Dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale, is celebrating his 35th birthday and in his honour, we present a throwback of his first-ever hit song ‘Moko Hoo’.
The singer shot to fame after releasing the song under the stage name Bandana in 2004.
The song featured rapper Tinny.
Shatta Wale went on a hiatus after his other songs failed to hit.
The ‘Baby’ hitmaker made a comeback in 2013 as Shatta Wale and has since been progressing on the ladder of Ghana’s entertainment industry.
Watch ‘Moko Hoo’ below:
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
First Atlantic Bank PLC marks major milestone with oversubscribed IPO and upcoming GSE listing
17 minutes -
Trade Minister meets tomato traders and transporters to resolve the sector’s challenges
27 minutes -
African Summit 2025 opens in Accra
34 minutes -
MultiChoice Ghana rewards DStv premium subscribers with UK Premier League experience
55 minutes -
Three GCTU scholars named among world’s top 2% scientists
57 minutes -
IMF Executive Board completes the fifth review under the extended Credit Facility arrangement with Ghana
1 hour -
Dr. Zaato criticises government for sending engineers abroad while local projects stall
1 hour -
Today’s Front pages: Thursday, December 18, 2025
2 hours -
Let’s rally behind Bawumia to rebuild and reclaim power in 2028 – Opoku Prempeh to NPP faithful
2 hours -
UK and Ghana co-host African Development Fund 17 Pledging Conference in London
2 hours -
Work yourself out of a job: The fearless path to leadership legacy
2 hours -
Empower institutions, not politicians, to win the galamsey fight – Kokofu
2 hours -
Mankessim Omanhen declares lithium lands ‘Artificial Disaster Zones’
3 hours -
Funerals, family visits drive GH¢6.6bn in domestic tourism
3 hours -
Christmas fever in Mother Ghana
3 hours