Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale is once again trending online after his former manager, Bulldog (Lawrence Nana Asiamah Hanson), reportedly shared details about tracks and collaborations from the musician’s upcoming album “Gift of God.”
The development follows a heated public disagreement between the two entertainment figures.
During a recent live video session, Shatta Wale appeared alongside his father, Charles Nii Armah Mensah Sr., popularly known as Shatta Capo, where they openly criticized Bulldog’s management style.
According to them, Bulldog allegedly failed to demonstrate the level of professionalism expected while representing the award-winning dancehall artist.
In the video, Shatta Wale claimed that during an important meeting connected to a new ambassadorial deal, Bulldog was seen drawing portraits instead of actively participating in discussions.
The artist also made comments about Bulldog’s personal achievements, suggesting that the manager had not yet acquired his own home and still resides in his family house.
Following the remarks, Shatta Wale shared a series of posts on Facebook, where he threw subtle jabs at his former manager.
In one live session, the singer displayed large sums of cash while interacting with fans, a move many social media users interpreted as a response to the ongoing feud.
In the early hours of Thursday, Bulldog appeared to escalate the situation by posting what he described as an exclusive preview of the “Gift of God” album tracklist, including several rumored collaborations.
Among the partial leaked track list he revealed in his Facebook post sighted by Hellovybes includes;
As anticipation grows, supporters of the dancehall star are eager to know whether the tracklist shared by Bulldog is authentic or part of the continuing public dispute.
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