
Ghanaian entertainment pundit Sally Mann has reportedly admitted that her repeated attacks on dancehall musician Shatta Wale are partly driven by the desire to generate online attention and promote her personal brand.
According to her, Shatta Wale commands one of the biggest and most active fanbases in Ghana, making him a major figure whose involvement in online controversies can easily generate widespread reactions and discussions.
She explained that attacking the musician creates online heat, attracts public attention and ultimately benefits her brand by keeping her name in conversations across social media and entertainment platforms.



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