Shatta Wale: Musician Disguises Himself to take COVID-19 test ▷ Ghana news

Ghanaian Dancehall king, Shatta Wale, has gone for a COVID-19 test. He disguised himself much to the surprise of the medical doctor who took his sample for the test. Shatta Wale also used a different name and a fake date of birth in order to get a true test result. The musician said the result could have been tampered with if he had used his real particulars. Ghanaian controversial Dancehall musician, Shatta Wale, has gone ahead to take a COVID-19 test to know his status. The musician revealed that he had to fake his identity, as he used a different name and date of birth in a bid to ensure that he got correct results. Gh, Shatta Wale surprised the medical officer who took his sample. The officer could only scream "Oh, Shatta", when he eventually brought down his nose mask for the sample to be obtained. Shatta Wale gave his name as Joshua Owusu, with 30th June 1995, as his date of birth. The result came out negative, and Shatta Wale believes that if he had used his real name, Charles Armah Mensah, it could have been positive. Officialredman shalom: "That's true thou shatta.” Shatta Wale was in the news recently following a video of Davido, Zlatan, and other Nigerian musicians jamming to his 1DON song. Gh, received massive praise from Shatta Wale's fans as they were over the moon just because Davido was enjoying his song. The musician recently appointed a new PRO to work alongside his manager, Bulldog. Gh's Telegram channel! Never miss important updates! Source | Summary