Dancehall mystic Shatta Wale has been charged by Ghanaian music producer MOG of defrauding a multinational corporation out of millions of dollars.

Taking to social media, the music producer announced that he was forced to remove Shatta Wale's albums, Wondaboy and Reign, from streaming services.


MOG Beats claims that following a successful production, Shatta Wale neglected to give him credit or payment for his labor.

The music producer said that the thing that surprises him the most is that Shatta Wale utilized the aforementioned records to steal a staggering sum of money from a multinational corporation, even though he was never paid.
"Shatta Wale, you took credit for many songs that I and other producers made, only to obtain an advance payment from a global company behind your producers' backs without paying them or providing them with agreements," he stated.

"Two albums have already been removed, and more are coming down soon," he continued. your assets and reimburse the business you defrauded. Leasing your catalog to make ends meet? That's what you decided to do. This time, the discussion will be followed by action.

"Money Man Shatta Wale, I really see you as a big brother I never had," MOG Beats wrote on Twitter in 2021. I know you're not that frugal, but I produced ten songs for the Reign Album and haven't received any money from you since 2018. This made me laugh so hard.


Source: ghpage.com