Shatta Wale Confirms Sacking His SM Militants

Controversial Ghanaian dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has finally confirmed that he no longer has a working relationship with SM Militants. The group was made up of Natty Lee, Addi Self, Joint 77, and Captan.

According to Shatta Movement boss, the dismissal took effect around January this year.
He made this know in about a 72-minute long Facebook LIVE video on Thursday, May 28, 2020. He said that the group was not serious and that they would post unnecessary stuff in their group. The ‘Akweley Take’ crooner also revealed that he once told them that they were not god, but they didi not understand him.

Speaking in a tone that suggested he was hurt, Shatta revealed that the reason behind his fallout with the group is the fact that they betrayed him by spreading lies about him. In the video, Shatta Wale called them lazy and wacky and wasting the opportunity he gave them to be a part of his movement. Furthermore, Shatta Wale lamented that the militants find it hard churning out good music and all they do is keep riding on his wave.

The king of African Dancehall stated that his decision not to support any upcoming talent is as a result of the ungrateful behavior of people like his militants. He further revealed that Addi Self set in the motion to rebel against him by lying to someone in the US that he does not give the militants what is due them from the proceeds of their music.

He concluded by warning them against going live on social media, because he would beat them at the road.