Shatta Wale Exposed Of Not Being The Owner Of Shaxi

Ghanaian Dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has been exposed for not being the owner of the popular ride-hailing service  Shaxi.

This revelation was made by one social media user who alleged that Shaxi is never owned by Shatta Wale making this shocking and has caused massive traffic online.

According to the social media user,   Shaxi, the popular ride-hailing service which was launched barely a month ago, does not belong to Ghanaian dancehall artist Shatta Wale as he made us believe.

The gentleman identified as Freddie Mawuli claimed Shaxi belongs to a popular fraudster in Ghana and Shatta is only a face for the company.

Freddie made this revelation as a response to questions which one blogger Chris Handler asked on Facebook

The blogger wrote; “So is Shatta Wale the CEO of Shaxi or he’s appointed someone cos needed.
CEO of a ride-hailing service in a competitive market and you still soak yourself in gutter water like this?

“We would do this when foreigners win, then we would be blamed for not supporting a local business when the person himself doesn’t care about his business.
Ayoooo!”.

In a quick response, Freddie Mawuli stated that Shatta is only being used to promote the business of a fraudster to prevent the authorities from demolishing it.

He sounded bold in his words and even asked the public to screenshot his post for future reference when the truth comes out.

“Shaxi is not his wai. He’s being used as just a face by a Game Boy who owns it. There’s nothing that can hide forever under the sun. Screenshot this, the truth will come out sooner or

Recall that  Shatta Wale launched a new commercial ride system, Shaxi to reduce the unemployment rate among the youth.

According to Shatta Wale, Shaxi was created from his inspiration to create employment avenues and create a sustainable business focus for the Ghanaian youth.

Shatta Wale had all his media friends and colleagues showering praises on him for bringing up a great initiative to create employment for the Ghanaian youth.

It had a successful launch with special attendance from industry players. Nana Aba Anamoah even dashed Shatta some vehicles to be used by the business.