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Shatta Wale poised to bring development to Volta Region

Modern Ghana about 1 hour 1 mins read

Dancehall icon and leader of the SM movement, Shatta Wale, has assured the people of Volta of his plans to bring serious development to the region, stressing that his focus goes beyond music. According to him, he has done a lot in Accra and now wants to extend similar opportunities to the Volta Region to create employment for the youth, particularly Keke riders and drivers who can join the Shaxi platform to make ends meet.

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