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Maurice Ampaw calls for arrest of Shatta Wale over 'blowjob' video

Shatta Wale CalmShatta Wale pulled down an oral sex video from his snapchat after it was uploaded 'mistakenly'
Celebrity lawyer Maurice Ampaw has asked the Ghana police to send an invitation to self-acclaim Dancehall King Shatta Wale for uploading an oral sex tape on his snapchat just as they did to Hiplife artiste, Wisa Greid. 

Shatta Wale not long ago posted a video of someone believed to be him and a friend receiving a blowjob from a lady who is alleged to be a close friend of Shatta Michy. 

Shatta Wale was on his snap after he deleted video throwing jabs at bloggers. 

Almost every celebrity who messes up in Ghana finds it comfortable blaming bloggers. Shatta Wale claims bloggers recorded it and are spreading to disgrace him. Meanwhile, he posted it himself.
In an interview with Happy FM’s Showbiz Xtra with DJ Adviser, Lawyer Ampaw asks the police to invite the artiste over for questioning because it was a deliberate action by the artiste. 

“The police must invite the one who posted it, it was not proper. He shouldn’t have done that, who is responsible? Shatta Wale must be invited. This is worse than Wisa’s case because with that one he didn’t ejaculate. Wisa was sued in court for two years, this is deliberate, offensive because this was two men in the act with a woman sucking your cock,” he said. 
Source: ghanaweb.com

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