Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale has fired back at the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) after the agency, reportedly acting on FBI instructions, confiscated his yellow 2019 Lamborghini Urus
In a heated TikTok Live session on Tuesday night, August 5, shortly after EOCO’s official statement signed by Acting Executive Director Raymond Archer, Shatta Wale accused the agency of harassment and insisted he had no involvement in any criminal activity.
The controversial artist, born Charles Nii Armah Mensah, revealed that he purchased the vehicle for $150,000 and claimed he had no knowledge of any U.S. criminal connection tied to it.
Reacting to the development, Shatta Wale said, “After everything, Raymond Archer, I go just leave the car for you. Don’t come to my house, don’t invite me. That’s why I bought a new Lamborghini.”
He also downplayed the significance of the seizure, noting that material possessions are fleeting.
“We all go die and leave these things,” he said. “I only bought another Lamborghini to show say it be just a car.”
Clearly fed up, the “On God” crooner lamented his long-running battles with Ghanaian authorities, hinting that such frustrations have shaped his vision for the future: “One day, I go be president of Ghana.”
Addressing the seized Lamborghini directly, Shatta Wale added:
“That yellow Lamborghini, I no even want am. People dey talk about car like say na big deal. Before you drive, something fit even happen. Make them take am go America and chop am. I don’t need it. That’s why I got a new one.”
