- Shatta Wale performed at the Osu Homowo Festival days after being released on bail.
- He declared he would buy another Lamborghini if “dared,” despite ongoing investigations.
- EOCO detained him over questions surrounding his yellow Lamborghini Urus.
- He claimed to have purchased the car “on the streets,” raising suspicion.
- The vehicle was seized; bail was initially GH¢10 million, later reduced to GH¢5 million.
- His statement and performance have reignited public debate over celebrity excess and accountability.
Just days after securing bail from the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), dancehall heavyweight Shatta Wale has made a defiant public statement that’s already stirring controversy.
Performing at the Osu Homowo Festival, the artist—born Charles Nii Armah Mensah—used his hit track “Rising Youth” to send a clear message: he’s not backing down. In front of a charged crowd, Shatta Wale declared that if anyone dares him, he’ll buy another Lamborghini within two months.
The statement comes in the wake of his recent detention by EOCO, which is investigating the ownership of his yellow Lamborghini Urus. During interrogation, Shatta Wale reportedly claimed he bought the vehicle “on the streets,” a remark that raised eyebrows among investigators and the public.
The car has since been confiscated, and the probe is said to involve US authorities. Initially slapped with a GH¢10 million bail, Shatta Wale’s terms were later reduced to GH¢5 million with two sureties.
His Homowo performance marked his first major public appearance since the legal drama, and he didn’t hold back. With street bravado and lyrical fire, he positioned himself as a symbol of resilience, wealth, and unapologetic defiance.
