Shatta Wale trashes fans on social media for supporting fix the country campaign.

Charles Nii Armah Mensah popularly known in the music fraternity as Shatta Wale has thrashed Ghanaians supporting the fix the country campaign. 

Fix the country campaign is an ongoing campaign on social media to create awareness and push our leaders for a better Ghana. 

The country has been plundered into a state of economic woes where the rich gets richer and the poor gets poorer. Many youths are who complete school with good certifications but can’t gain jobs due to the set up of the system. 


Yesterday, Mohammed Kaaka, a social media activist and a member of Ejura, a town in the Ashanti Region was attacked and killed by a mob after receiving several death threats that his awareness creation on social media about what is happening in Ejura is making the ruling party NPP unpopular in the region. 

The initiator of fix the country agenda, Efia Odo has been called all sorts of names and many fingers has been pointed at her for starting this campaign. However, unlike others, she is one celebrity who is fighting for the youth to make the country a better place. 

Shatta Wale in a series of posts on Facebook and Twitter decided to also add his voice to the ongoing fix the country campaign. However, Shattas words didn’t go down well with a lot of Ghanaians and also his fans as he slandered those involved in the fix the country campaign. 


In one tweet Shatta stated that whoever begun the fix the country agenda wants to bring war but it’s not fix the country but rather should be “you can do better”. 

In another post he stated that, the ones supporting the fix the country are educated fools. He posted; “Educated fools and dissapointmented graduates saying fix the country. Fix yourselves cheap thinkers. 

Below are some of Shatta Wales’ posts. Enjoy. 







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