Shatta Wale Shakes Cape Coast With A Spectacular Performance

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Africa’s dancehall king, Charles Nii Armah Mensah who is widely known as Shatta Wale once again proved that he is the King during his performance at a recently held concert in Cape Coast.
The dancehall king gave his teeming fan in Cape Coast something to cheer about as he mounted the stage to do most of his hit tracks.
It was the annual ‘Fetu Afahye’ festival and the people of Cape Coast invited Shatta Wale to perform and his fans also came out in their numbers to see their hero do his own thing on stage.
The ‘Fetu Afahye’ is a festival celebrated by the chiefs and people of Cape Coast to honor their heroes and also thank their gods for giving them a bountiful harvest during this time of the year.
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Source: www.ghgossip.com

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