Shatta Wale makes his plans clear to the president on Mark Okraku Mantey‘s position as the Deputy Minister for Creative Arts Industry and vows to form “By Force Movement” as an Independent political candidate.
‘Dancehall king’ Shatta Wale has opined that the President of the Creative Arts Agency, Mark Okraku Mantey, cannot serve in the role of deputy minister of the Creative Arts Industry.
According to him, he cannot pinpoint any impact he has received from the President of the Creative Arts Agency and as such he believes he does not deserve the position.
Shatta Wale has for many occasions revealed his disappointment in Mark Okraku’s position in both interviews and his live videos.
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Speaking in an interview with YFM’s Rev. Erskine on the Y Leaderboard Series, he stated: “If our leaders are listening to me, I think it [Ministry of Creative Arts,Tourism and Culture] is something that they need to dissolve. We are in the technology world now. Someone like Mark Okraku Mantey can’t be there. Our leaders need to know. I am not saying it because I want to spoil his job. His job was a producer who became a Programmes Director at wherever he is but people like that don’t have vision.
Up till now, I haven’t seen his house. He cannot encourage me. Up to now, I have not seen certain things in the industry that has pushed me. We are talking about creative arts here. But ask yourself how many artistes have gotten their royalties in the industry. In this music industry that we are in, Amakye Dede is still complaining”.
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Shatta Wale vowed that he will turn to form his political party “By Force Movement” should the government do not do something about Mark’s new position.
The ‘My level’ hitmaker noted that if he was to be given a position as a Minister of the Creative Arts, there will be chaos as “he will just put everything to halt for like a month because our creative arts is not the best at all in this country”.
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He encouraged that our leaders must let the structure work to benefit all artistes in Ghana.
Meanwhile, he has said that if he were to be appointed a minister of the creative arts, he will choose either Stonebwoy or Sarkodie to be his deputy minister.
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