Shatta Wale: Nigerian Videographer Makes Peace With Musician, Apologises Over Allegations

Shatta Wale: Nigerian Videographer Makes Peace With Musician, Apologises Over Allegations

  • Sire Choppenson, in a video, confirmed that he and Shatta Wale had made peace after he accused him of unpaid arrears several months ago
  • The Nigerian videographer also apologised to the SM boss and his manager Sammy Flex over his utterances towards them
  • Shatta Wale's fans thronged to Sire Choppenson's comment section to applaud him for settling issues with the SM boss
  • YEN.com.gh spoke with entertainment analyst Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh, who shared his thoughts on Sire Choppenson settling his issues with Shatta Wale

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Nigerian videographer Sire Choppenson has confirmed that he has settled his recent issues with Ghanaian dancehall musician Shatta Wale.

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Nigerian Videographer Sire Choppesnosn makes peace with Shatta Wale and apologises over allegations of unpaid arrears. Photo source: @shattawalenima and @sire_choppenson
Source: Instagram

The popular video director, who resides in Ghana, took to his official TikTok page to confirm that he and the SM boss had ended their feud and were on good terms.

Sire Choppenson noted that he had received a positive reception from Shatta Wale's camp since he returned to Ghana from a short trip to his native Nigeria.

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He said:

"I am here to announce to you that we are good now. We are cool. I have been in Ghana for a few days and the love from the SM family has been massive. It has been amazing."

The videographer expressed regrets over the video he made to launch several allegations against Shatta Wale. According to him, his recent discussions with the dancehall musician showed him that he could have handled their past issues in a better way than he did.

He apologised to Shatta Wale's manager Sammy Flex over the public feud he had with him due to the issues with the SM boss.

He said:

"I want to use this opportunity to say I am sorry for the video I made. I want to apologise to Shatta Wale because he has shown me there are better ways things like this can be handled in these few days I have been in Ghana. Shatta Wale, I am really sorry. I think I would have done this thing the other way around. To Sammy Flex too, I am sorry."

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Sire Choppenson also shared that he had scheduled a physical meeting with Shatta Wale, where he planned to offer a formal apology to him for their past issues.

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Shatta Wale with his manager Sammy Flex (left) and Sire Choppenson (right). Photo source: @sammybaahflex and @sire_choppenson
Source: Instagram

Sire Choppenson and Shatta Wale's feud

Sire Choppenson's feud with Shatta Wale began after he publicly accused him of failing to pay him for several completed video projects.

He also alleged that Shatta Wale had not settled outstanding payments for numerous music videos he directed, including the release of Killa Ji Mi, filmed in Tamale.

The videographer claimed that the agreed amount for music shoots was less than $5,000, yet Shatta Wale promised to pay him a total of $15,000, which remained unpaid.

Shatta Wale's manager Sammy Flex got involved in the issue, which led Sire Choppenson to threaten legal action over the accusations of him endangering his life.

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In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, entertainment pundit Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh shared his thoughts on Sire Choppenson settling his issues with Shatta Wale.

He said:

"I believe it is settled now and both parties are happy with the conclusion. Arguments are part of life and as creatives, we are bound to be at crossroads sometimes. It is good Sir Choppenson used the same medium he used to announce the misunderstanding to also announce the amicable settlement."

Below is the video of Sire Choppenson speaking about his issues with Shatta Wale:

Videographer's apology to Shatta Wale stirs reactions

YEN.com.gh has gathered some comments from social media users below:

styliee8 commented:

"You’re forgiven big bro, we all make mistakes but remember SM family be large family and we got love."

Yhung AbuDhabi said:

"SM 4 life. If our king says yes, then we move."

DANNY commented:

"Thank you for this. We are SM4LYF. Now make the media come take this too and spread oo."

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Gbéléguéwé said:

"You see why they say patience is the key?"

MURPHY WAN commented:

"Next time, don’t do that again. 4life."

Shatta Wale's fan sits in Rolls Royce

Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Shatta Wale's fan sat in his newly acquired Rolls Royce Cullinan after he took it for a ride in town.

The female fan lost her cool as she jammed to music and captured the interior of the new car on camera.

The female fan also took a swipe at Shatta Wale's rival Stonebwoy, who once cast doubts on the SM boss' ability to purchase the car.

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