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Shatta Wale Faces Criticism After Giving Friend $100,000 Birthday Gift

Social media users are criticizing Shatta Wale for gifting his friend $100,000 on his birthday. 


The birthday celebration was attended by other popular stars such as Tinny, Jupitar, and Medikal. 


During the event, Wale presented a $100,000 cheque to the birthday boy, businessman Prince Richgame. 


However, a photo of the cheque surfaced on social media, and netizens accused Wale of being fake. They pointed out that the cheque was for a cedi account, yet Wale claimed to have gifted $100,000, and his name was not on the cheque. 


One fan even mentioned that celebrities cannot buy pressure for anyone through their fraudulent and fake acts anymore, especially after Hajia 4 Real's arrest.

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