Dancehall artiste, Shatta Wale has no time to bother about not receiving a nomination in the 2017 edition of Black Entertainment Television (BET) Awards.
He wonders why he should be troubled about missing out on a BET nomination, if he is not bothered about the whereabouts of his Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) certificate.
Shatta Wale’s arch-rival, Stonebwoy received his second nomination at the BET Awards after the nominees for the 2017 edition were announced Monday.
After winning the award at the 2015 edition, the ‘Go Higher’ hit singer will be competing with Wizkid (Nigeria), Davido (Nigeria), Tekno (Nigeria), AKA (South Africa), Nasty C (South Africa), Mr Eazi (Nigeria), and Babes Wodumo (South Africa) for the award this year.
Shortly after the nominees were announced, several persons took to social media platforms to troll Shatta Wale for missing out on the awards again this year.
But the ‘Taking Over’ hit singer is not worried about missing out. In a series of posts on Twitter and Facebook, he urged his fans not to be upset about the development.
“I dont want any fan of mine to feel bad about any BET...My skin is too strong now for such Nkwasias3m from this educated fools in our industry..” he said.

Born Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jnr., the dancehall act added that, “My B.E.C.E certificate sef ano know where edeh..Then we deh come worry about BET... #Money deh call me for my brain....”

The 2017 BET Awards will be held on June 25, 2017, at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
Story by Ghana | Myjoyonline.com | Ernest Dela Aglanu (Twitter: @delaXdela / Instagram: citizendela)



I was the brain behind La General Hospital reconstruction – Dr Okoe Boye
2027 budget: Gov't must account for jobs created under 24-hour economy – Prof Bo...
I monitor TikTok, other social media platforms to address public concerns – Maha...
I was joking about expecting Mahama to appoint me as Minister – Prophet Nigel Ga...
'Go prove criminality in court, not on TV' — Shamima Muslim tells Minority on So...
Ghanaian father narrates how his 15-year-old son was always bullied by two schoo...
9% public sector salary increase for 2027 an insult to workers — Minority
Kumasi residents to experience scheduled power cuts between October and November...
TUTAG suspends nationwide strike, academic work resumes November 2
Why charge GH¢5,000 just for people to declare interest in parliamentary primar...
