Shatta Wale sends prayers to Diasporas in America

Ghanaian Dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has penned an emotional open letter to America, urging the country to approach African leaders and issues with understanding and empathy. He references historical figures like Nelson Mandela, Thomas Sankara, Robert Mugabe, Idi Amin, and Muammar Gaddafi, suggesting that their stories have been distorted by biased narratives.

Shatta Wale expresses concern about the situation in Burkina Faso, calling for peaceful resolution and advocating for cooperation between nations. He proposes that African leaders like Traoré could be part of the solution, rather than being viewed as enemies.

The letter conveys Shatta Wale’s pride in his African heritage and his desire for global understanding and collaboration. He acknowledges that Africans have contributed to their own problems but believes that international cooperation can help find solutions. The letter concludes with a message of peace and a call for unity.

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Dear America,

The same black people with greed lied to you about Nelson Mandela ,Sankara,Mogabe, Idi Amin ,Gadafi, and the rest and these great leaders got pissed because you didn’t want to hear them out and understand them well so you thought they were being rude or arrogant to listen to you.

Please in the name of God with tears in my eyes , dont let anything happen to my people in Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 , those are my black brothers andd sisters with all much love and talents.

Traoré shouldn’t be an enemy but a solution to the mystery and problems you have always wanted to solve.

My little advice as a proud African with love from me (Shatta Wale) to you America.

Truly I say , we Africans caused African our own problems and we know American and the rest of the great nations in the world can help us solve it ..

peace shalom

Shatta wale

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