Shatta Bandle: Ghanaian Socialite Reconnects With P-Square After Mr Ibu's Funeral In Nigeria
- Shatta Bandle was one of the few Ghanaians who flew to Nigeria to attend the late John Okafor's funeral
- The Ghanaian socialite called on his collaborator, Rude Boy of P-Square fame, at his mansion in Nigeria
- A video of the entertainers interacting heartily and posing for a photo has surfaced online
Ghanaian socialite Shatta Bandle was recently spotted at Mr Ibu's funeral. The late actor, who passed away in March, was buried on June 28, 2024, in his hometown Amuri, in Enugu State.
The Ghanaian socialite gained significant traction in Nigeria after Rude Boy of P-Square fame featured him in their music video, Audio Money.
A video of Shatta Bandle and his collaborator Rude Boy of P-Square fame sharing a hearty vibe has surfaced online.
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Shatta Bandle reconnects with P-Square
After the funeral, Shatta Bandle called on Rudebwoy at his home in Nigeria with a Ghanaian entrepreneur, Afro-Arab CEO Salamu Amadu.
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The Nigerian superstar welcomed his Ghanaian friends with smiles as he relived their collaboration on the 2021 released single, Audio Money.
In the video sighted by YEN.com.gh, Rude Boy joked about coming to his level just to share a photo moment.
Fans react to Shatta Bandle stint with Rude Boy
YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from fans in reaction to Shatta Bandle's latest meetup with P-Square's Rude Boy.
@Babanlawon said:
Shatta bandle no need to fall, he is already down to earth
@stevogen wrote:
Honestly I like that song that time and I still jam it sometimes ( Audio ) so many audio 4 Naija
salim_marlian noted:
The richest man in Ghana
doropeggy added:
Nigerians and Ghanaians love nah 5&6. At the same time were cat and dog . Just like siblings rivalry fights. One love ❤️ keeps us together.
Shatta Bandle expresses dream to take over Nigeria
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Shatta Bandle had provoked Nigerian netizens with his post about wanting to become the country's president.
He posted a photo of himself in an expensive suit with the caption, "President of Nigeria, if you vote for me, you vote for money."
The post elicited numerous trolling comments from Nigerian netizens as they expressed their frustrations with the diminutive social media sensation.
Proofread by Berlinda Entsie, journalist and copy editor at YEN.com.gh
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