Shatta Wale has denied claims by Kumbugu MP, Ras Mubarak, that he received about ¢2 million to serve as an ambassador for Exim Bank’s Made in Ghana project.
Speaking in an interview, Shatta admitted that Exim Bank gave him an ambassadorial role to project Ghana but “it did not come with money.”
“This is a charity project that I am doing. I am patriotic; things that people do not want to do that is what I want, because, I know what I am going to get in pushing my country,” Shatta Wale said.
The ‘Gringo’ hitmaker explained that some project like ‘One District One Factory’ by the government caught his eye so he only proposed to help push their successes and the products.
He added that he has begun shooting documentaries about Ghana towards the Exim Bank Made in Ghana campaign without government’s money.
“I want people to know about Ghana. For instance, when I met Beyonce I told her about Ghana…she said her mum has been coming here and she will try to come too. It is nice to meet people and see them speak good about your country.
Source: Adomonline
