Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale has publicly cautioned businessman Richard Nii-Armah Quaye (RNAQ) in a viral social media post that has sparked speculation among fans.
The musician’s message, shared on X (formerly Twitter) on April 27, 2025, contained a veiled threat but offered no clear explanation of the underlying dispute.
“You won’t win with me, so stop it,” Shatta Wale wrote, addressing RNAQ directly. “Otherwise, when I flip…” The ambiguous nature of the post has left many Ghanaians questioning the cause of the apparent tension between the two public figures.
While neither party has provided further details, the SM boss’s warning suggests an ongoing conflict that could escalate if unresolved. Known for his outspoken nature, Shatta Wale has previously engaged in public feuds, though the specifics of this latest dispute remain unclear.
The post has drawn significant engagement online, with some followers urging the “Minamino” hitmaker to seek peaceful resolution rather than confrontation. Others have speculated about possible business disagreements or personal grievances, though no evidence has surfaced to support these theories.
RNAQ, a well-known entrepreneur, has yet to publicly respond to the allegations. As the situation develops, observers await further clarification on what may have prompted Shatta Wale’s latest outburst. The musician’s history of controversial statements ensures this exchange will remain a topic of discussion until more details emerge.
Public figures in Ghana’s entertainment industry often find themselves embroiled in disputes that play out on social media, sometimes leading to reconciliation or prolonged tensions. Whether this incident follows a similar pattern or escalates further depends largely on the parties involved choosing private dialogue over public sparring.
#RNAQ what you are trying to do to me you won’t win so stop it .. Otherwise when I flip …
— SHATTA WALE (@shattawalegh) April 27, 2025
