Shatta Wale, an influential figure in the Ghana Music scene, has taken a bold stance against his fellow musicians who have been clamoring for a reduction of Nigerian music on Ghana's airwaves.


Through a series of posts, Shatta Wale voiced his disagreement with the prevailing sentiment, asserting that such a move would not yield the desired outcomes.


Expressing his views, Shatta Wale conveyed his belief that even if Ghana were to implement the local content policy more rigorously, the influence of Nigerian music would continue to dominate.


His rationale extended beyond traditional airplay, delving into the realm of streaming platforms, where he argued that the government cannot compel Ghanaians to exclusively consume local music.


In characteristic fashion, the singer, known for his candid expressions, contended that the impact of the local content policy would be limited in the streaming era.


He elaborated on this, stating that enforcing the policy for airplay does not guarantee an increase in the popularity of Ghanaian music. Shatta Wale's skepticism about the efficacy of such policies highlighted the evolving landscape of music consumption in an era dominated by digital platforms.

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Lol! It's only pathetic losers who would be feeling threatened in their music career by Nigerian music, and calling for reduced airing of Nigerian music audios and videos on Ghanaian TV and radios.
Shatta Wale has the spirit of sportsmanship and from my point of view, he's the only Ghanaian secular artist with the potential of going far international.
By being featured in the 2019 music album The Lion King of Afro American Megastar Beyonce in her song, Already,Shatta Wale has shown that promise.
Others are just wailing losers.

Same Shatta Wale was part of those who started it... The only reason he is going the opposite route is that he realized Nigerian music is way advanced and the global acceptance is larger than they imagined...

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Shatta Wale, an influential figure in the Ghana Music scene, has taken a bold stance against his fellow musicians who have been clamoring for a reduction of Nigerian music on Ghana's airwaves.


Through a series of posts, Shatta Wale voiced his disagreement with the prevailing sentiment, asserting that such a move would not yield the desired outcomes.


Expressing his views, Shatta Wale conveyed his belief that even if Ghana were to implement the local content policy more rigorously, the influence of Nigerian music would continue to dominate.


His rationale extended beyond traditional airplay, delving into the realm of streaming platforms, where he argued that the government cannot compel Ghanaians to exclusively consume local music.


In characteristic fashion, the singer, known for his candid expressions, contended that the impact of the local content policy would be limited in the streaming era.


He elaborated on this, stating that enforcing the policy for airplay does not guarantee an increase in the popularity of Ghanaian music. Shatta Wale's skepticism about the efficacy of such policies highlighted the evolving landscape of music consumption in an era dominated by digital platforms.

Full Story:

https://naijaupdate.ng/shatta-wale-rebukes-colleagues-pushing-for-reduced-nigerian-music-on-ghanas-airwaves/

Person wy join dem and called Ghanaians VIBING 9ja artists Føøl