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Shatta Wale reacts to ‘cocaine’ allegations
Shatta Wale has finally opened up about a report that suggested that he had a cociane in his car while Snapchatting live.
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The report by Ebenezer Yaw Donkoh "NY DJ" suggested that Wale allegedly tried to hide a white substance suspected to be a 'cocaine' in a video that went viral online.
In the video obtained by NYDJLive.com, the "Taking Over" hitmaker, who appeared to be enjoying his ride in the streets while documenting it via his Snapchat seemed to have captured the white substance, which he apparently tried to hide.
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Reacting to the report, Shatta Wale narrated: “I bought a (fast) food last time and dropped the plastic fork in my car.
But, a blogger who has travelled to Nigeria not to talk of Europe or America, created a story claiming I had a white substance suspected to be a cocaine in my car.
My boss, Rich K Music, asked him to take down the story but he claimed he had evidence. I know his face. My lawyers are working on the issue and I will jail him, I swear. I will make sure they jail you and use you as an escape goat.
You could have taken a different angle instead of the cocaine. Do you know what cocaine is? Don’t talk about cocaine in my life because I hate ‘jonkeys’. It’s your family who sniff cocaine and that’s why you were able to identify it."
Shatta Wale also threatened that he will deal with him personally because he has his information.
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