Shatta Wale refutes claims of abandoning his mother and lists what he did to her

Since then, it has been common knowledge that everytime Shatta Wale gets into an online dispute with someone, he is frequently accused of forsaking his mother.

The dancehall artist has refuted this claim on several occasions, but he has gone one step further and enumerated some of the comforts he has given his mother over the years.

The dancehall artist has described how, among other things, he bought his mother four automobiles and hired a flat for her in a posh district of Accra to demonstrate that he has not abandoned her as some have said.

Following criticism from online users for neglecting his mother and focusing all of his energies on criticising Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale made his revelation.

Ayisha Modi earlier chastised Shatta Wale for not devoting the same efforts to taking care of his mother, following a string of verbal attacks on Stonebwoy on social media.

“You can’t even feed or look after your own mother; you are disrespecting the mother of someone who has passed away. You simply keep making things up.

.?Ayisha Modi, a former member of Stonebwoy’s team, had earlier said, “Bring yourself wait”.

But speaking to these assertions, which are quickly turning into a “label,” Shatta Wale stated,
“Everyone in my life has spent my money including my parents. That’s why when I hear people talk about my mother, you amaze me. People actually think I am not sensible enough, they think I abandoned my mother. They think I don’t take care of my mother.

“I gave my mother four cars and rented a house at an estate for her. You don’t know about these things yet you talk nonsense about me all the time. All the good things I did for her, she doesn’t appreciate.”

Background

Elsie Avemegah, the mother of Shatta Wale, claimed on social media sometime in 2022 that she had been evicted from her East Legon flat, which she had rented out for six years.

Shatta Wale’s mother, who says she hasn’t seen her son in over five years, said in a series of social media-circulating radio interviews that her illness is becoming worse every day and that she has tried in vain to contact him.

“How can an old woman like me, over 60 years woman be roaming about the streets with polythene looking for a place to sleep? If night falls, I become worried because there is no place for me to sleep. Anyone feeding my son with bad counsel should stop because I am really suffering. For three weeks I have been in a mess.

“The security prevented me from entering the house. Those around him feeding his mind with lies should stop it. I haven’t done anything to Shatta to deserve this treatment. I am really hungry. Currently, I am living in a bush around Kasoa. For the past five years, I haven’t set my eyes on my son,” she earlier stated in one of the viral audios.

Shatta has reportedly endured harsh criticism and jeers of all kinds after he disregarded his mother’s pleas.

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