Disable Federation To Sue Shatta Wale Over ‘Insult’

The Ghana Federation of Disability (GFD)Organization has made their intention known to sue self-acclaimed dancehall king, Shatta Wale.

The organization has threatened to drag the ‘No Mercy For The Cripple’ crooner for reportedly insulting Stonebwoy on his Facebook page as a disabled person.

In an interview with Mike 2 on Adom entertainment hall last Saturday, the

The GFD president, Ofori Debrah, gave the hint in an interview with Mike 2 on Adom entertainment hall last Saturday.

According to him, if Shatta Wale does not render an apology over the said pronouncements, they would take legal action against him. This he said is because, they see his utterances as an insult to all Persons With Disabilities(PWD).

“We see it as an insult on all of us and as such, we are going to use article 191 of the disable Act to file a case against him”, he threatened.

He however maintained that they would first write a letter of caution to Shatta to come out and render an unqualified apology to them and Stonebwoy to avoid any legal suits.

Mr. Ofori further that they have delayed in taking legal actions. But that’s because they were waiting for Stonebwoy to first take action before they follow.

Meanwhile, the station reported that when Stonebwoy was contacted on the issue, he said he was not going to comment on it.

But all attempts to contact Shatta Wale has proved futile as well.

Beef

Shatta Wale,born Charles Nii Armah and his nemesis, Stonebwoy(Livinstone Etse Satekla) have been in a ‘beef’ for as long as we can remember.

However, Shatta Wale recently took to his Facebook wall and backlashed Stonebwoy, calling him a cripple.

He even went as far as composing a song dubbed ‘No Mercy For The Cripple’ to diss the latter.

This follows an interview in which ‘Stonebowy’ said he is lyrically and ‘musically’ better than Shatta Wale.

Meanwhile, it seems the two acts have finally burry the hatchet over the weekends.

They were seen laughing and conversing with the CEO of Zylofon Media in Kumasi during the Akwasidae Festival.