Captan Claims Shatta Wale Once Helped Burna Boy Out of Ghana Police Custody
Ghanaian musician Captan has claimed that dancehall star Shatta Wale once helped Nigerian Afrobeats singer Burna Boy secure release from police custody in Ghana years ago.
According to reports, Captan made the allegation during a recent podcast interview while speaking about the past relationship between Burna Boy and Shatta Wale.
Captan alleged that Burna Boy was detained in Ghana over marijuana-related issues before his rise to global fame, and that Shatta Wale sent members of his team to help secure his release.
He also claimed that Shatta Wale’s camp once provided accommodation and support for Burna Boy during a difficult period when certain individuals were allegedly after him.
The comments have quickly generated reactions across social media, with fans debating the history of the relationship between the two African music stars and discussing the entertainment industry’s behind-the-scenes connections.
Neither Burna Boy nor Shatta Wale has publicly responded to the claims as of the time of reporting.
Shatta Wale and Burna Boy were previously known to share a friendly relationship and publicly supported each other on several occasions before reports of tension emerged between them in later years.
The revelation has further fueled conversations among fans about old industry alliances, celebrity relationships, and untold stories within the African music scene.
