Sally Mann, a well known entertainment critic, has stated emphatically that she would refuse an offer of 60 billion Ghana cedis if it required her to work with Shatta Wale.
She made the remark while discussing the controversy involving rapper Medikal and his newly appointed PR team member, Highest Eri, who came under criticism for past comments about both Shatta Wale and Medikal.
Sally Mann explained that people in the entertainment industry must be conscious of their digital history and review their past actions before taking on any professional role. She stressed that integrity, honesty and alignment of personal values with one’s work are essential in the creative space.
"If Shatta Wale gives me 60 billion to work with him, I would still say NO," she stated, pointing to her previous criticisms of Shatta Wale and her commitment to standing by her principles.
She added that remaining truthful and consistent is far more important than pursuing money and risking future embarrassment over past statements.



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