Ghanaian Dancehall Artist Shatta Wale Arrives In Ada In Grand Style As He Shares Money On The Streets

• Ghanaian dancehall artist Shatta Wale arrived in Ada in grand style and shared money on the streets
• The musician had the whole town in a frenzy as he threw banknotes into the air and had folks rushing to get their share of the cash
• Social media has reacted to a video of the incident with mixed reactions as some expressed admiration for the act whiles others found it unnecessary.

Ghanaian dancehall artist, Shatta Wale, had the streets of Ada in a frenzy during his visit to the town.

Shatta Wale, known for his charitable nature, shared cash on the streets and had folks rushing to get some notes for themselves.

Shatta was billed to perform at the Asafotufiam musical concert. The concert was held in the new ultra-modern Mcdan sports complex.

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The dancehall artist choked the streets with his long convoy of cars, causing traffic. He sat on the roof of his vehicle as he threw several notes into the large crowd surrounding the convoy.

Social media folks reacted to the video with mixed opinions. Some folks feel it was dangerous as people could have gotten hurt.

A Security Analyst Gives Expert Opinion

Speaking to YEN.com.gh, a security analyst threw some light on the issue and highlighted the dangers throwing money into crowds can pose. According to him, the act has a tendency to increase crime rate as pickpockets may take advantage of such situations. He said:

There are several implications of the actions of the act of throwing money on the streets in a crowded area, especially during festivities. In Ghana, crime rate increases when there are festivals and some criminals troop into these events to rip off patrons. The act of the artist could give room for pickpockets to operate whiles patrons and fans alike are scrambling for the money.

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How Situations Like This Can Be Managed

He further touched on some measures that should be put in place to manage the risks that come with throwing money into crowds. He mentioned that with the COVID 19 pandemic still looming, it is important to pay particular attention to large gatherings. He postulated about the way forward is to mitigate such occurrences:

I strongly believe that the security agencies tasked to oversee the smooth running of events like these should have a discourse with organizers to address some of these ‘expected’ issues and also list out the do’s and don’ts to whoever is being billed to perform a task one way or the other at these events.

Ghanaians React To Shatta Throwing Cash Into Crowd

maameiv made a hilarious comment:

I see only men! Where are the women? Thought only women likes money oo

ike_scott_blinqkvng also said:

❤️ street king the people champion

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khalifymapant also wrote:

The African dancehall king is not stingy

sandy_cold_stores_ was impressed:

Wale is wale no size the whole Ghana

nibanakana was not a fan of Shatta's act:

This should be a National security concern... What's this

izod_king did not seem impressed:

This was needless…. Most of the people will sustain injuries due to the struggle… why couldn’t he stopped and let the people form a queue?

In other news, Ghanaian dancehall musician, Shatta Wale, has responded to Nigeria's Mummy Dolarz after she used his name in a feud she has with Ghana's Big Ivy.

The self-acclaimed dancehall king noted that since he is known for feuds, he is actually enjoying this one between the two mothers.

Shatta Wale's response video has sparked laughter among Netizens, with many highlighting hilarious statements he made.

Source: YEN.com.gh