Shatta Wale To Host Nigerian Viral Star Peller in Ghana After Rumoured Fallout With Stonebwoy

• Nigerian content creator Peller's dreams to visit and experience Ghana in grand style will soon come to pass
• Ghanaian superstar Shatta Wale has announced that he will host the content creator when he arrives in the country
• His announcement, which comes after rumours of Peller's fallout with Stonebwoy, has stoked a frenzy on social media
• YEN.com.gh spoke to entertainment analyst Gabriel Myers Hansen about the Peller's stint in Ghana

Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale has begun preparations to host Peller, aka Habeeb Hamzat, in Ghana on April 10, 2025.

The Ghanaian superstar announced the viral star's upcoming trip to Ghana on X. His post generated a huge buzz online, considering the content creator's recent remarks about Shatta Wale.

The TikToker originally said he had no interest in visiting Ghana, criticising its living conditions.

He claimed that it was challenging for him to communicate with his sweetheart when he visited Ghana.

Peller also said that Shatta Wale would personally come to the Kotoka International Airport with his phone to take a selfie with him and scream.

Many fans deemed his statement disrespectful to Shatta Wale. However, the On God hitmaker took no offence.

In his latest announcement, he called Peller his 'junior broda' as he committed to the vision of hosting him in Ghana.

Shatta Wale's announcement comes after Peller's rumoured fallout with Stonebwoy. In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh, the Nigerian streamer was captured lamenting about Stonebwoy's decision to unfollow him.

Speaking to YEN.com.gh, entertainment analyst Gabriel Myers Hansen weighed in on Shatta Wale's stint with Peller,

"Unconventional promotional methods have always been Shatta Wale's forte. The way he leverages social media opportunities has contributed to his significant success. Criticisms about his plans to host Peller are neither here nor there if you really think about the mutual benefits both stars stand to gain. The kind of traction they're both enjoying would not have been possible if not for the trip. These days it has become overly expensive for music8ans to promote themselves in new markets. What's worse is that you can spend and the campaign could still not work as expected. That's why efforts like these come in handy."

Reactions to Shatta Wale's plans to host Peller

YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from Ghanaians in reaction to Shatta Wale's plans to host Peller in Ghana.

@charlfrim12 said:

"Read so many comments and they all say SM is bigger than this. I want to ask that do you guys know what happened behind the scenes? Maybe Peller approached SM to help him post for Ghanaians to see it more because SM has a bigger platform."

@NezerBlogs wrote:

"I am surprised that a whole brand like SM they entertain this little TikToker who is not even recognized in his own country, buh my people de3 Chale we for wise up this is something you have to hype it to the extent that…. My brother advice yourself because we respect."

@Tag1Gh remarked:

"You’re all not seeing what Wale is seeing, so you can rant all you want. This boys followers are nearly 10million on TikTok, if Wale should win half of them in addition to the funds that he is going to generate is mad."

@ZAIDKOSO shared:

"We’re too territorial. An African man is showing love to his fellow African man, but all you can comment about is Nigeria and Ghana, as if we’re different. Africa is one, and the sooner you accept that, the better."

@sanixutd added:

"You thrice his age.. Descendant coming to Ancestor 👍🏼."

Shatta Wale makes appeals to Mahama

In another story reported by YEN.com.gh, Shatta Wale publicly made an appeal to Mahama beseeching him to consider signing some Ghanaian artistes as tourism ambassadors.

In Shatta Wale's post, he argued that Ghanaian artistes most of whom are independent have been striding as they chart their own paths.

The On God hitmaker also highlighted the relevance of artistes to a country's soft power and cultural leverage.

Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh