The most diligent artist and media personality in Ghana is Shatta Wale.

Ghanaian dancehall superstar Shatta Wale has been defended by media personality and Public Relations Officer of the Film Producers Association of Ghana (FIPAG), Mawuli Ekpe Peter, also known as Abro, who has praised him as the most diligent musician in the nation. In an interview with a Kumasi-based radio station that MyNewsGh.com tracks, Abro responded to recent criticism from entertainment analyst Sally Mann, establishing Shatta Wale as a pioneer in Ghana's music scene.

Abro fervently asserted, "Shatta Wale is destined to lead Ghanaian music." "No one can take away from him the unrivaled dedication to his craft that he has demonstrated." The topic of discussion was Sally Mann's continuous criticism of Shatta Wale, which has frequently concentrated on his contentious public persona. Abro presented a different image of Wale, who Mann has frequently accused of being disrespectful and too reacting. "The truth is that Wale only reacts to those who provoke him, despite the fact that people love to label him as unpredictable or troublesome," Abro said.

He brought up a particular instance in which Sally Mann and Shatta Wale got into a fight because of Mann's severe verbal abuse. When Sally Mann publicly confronted him, he only gave her a dose of her own medicine. What was her expectation? Abro went on to say that Sally Mann's criticisms have become more intimate than helpful.

At first, we appreciated her opinions as they appeared to be motivated by a desire to support the development of the sector. However, it now seems to be a personal grudge against Shatta Wale," he said. Abro, a strong advocate for Shatta Wale, stressed the importance of treating musicians fairly when prominent people speak to them. Sally Mann is now a contentious figure. You cannot continuously prod someone and then appear shocked when they respond. "Shatta Wale will continue to respond if she keeps going in this direction," he continued.