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Shata Wale - the future leader for Ghana?

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Leadership they say is all about influence.  If you want to be a good leader then you must be able to influence your followers.

 This main quality of a leader draws my attention  to how Ghana's dance hall artist,   Charles Nii Armah Mensah, popularly known as Shata Wale, is able to influence his followers.
Charles  Nii Armah Mensah aka Shata Wale 

After changing his nickname from Bandana to Shata Wale, the dance hall artiste has gained more followers than ever; enabling  him to be more famous.

Shata is handsome, smart, easygoing,  intelligent, hardworking, influential, humble, open minded and generous.

 According to  him he has more songs yet to be released compared to those he has already released.  He, also, claims he's recorded more songs than any other  Ghanaian artist. This really makes him hardworking right?

He has passion for the music industry and he has helped a coupleof young artists to record their personal tracks  and this makes him unselfish and a generational thinker.

Shata always wants to be heard and would not mind taking selfies with his followers as well. His love for his followers is unfathomable and he would go to the extreme to even apologise to them when he's wrong. What a humble spirit he's got.

Upon looking at the leadership traits  of Shata, I begin to wonder if he wants to be a President and how he would govern the state. Since he's able to influence more people to the extent of filling stadia to the brim as well and showing love and humility to human.

Is Shata going to be a President one day and would he  govern well?


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Joshua Abakah
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PEX NEWS | 2020

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  1. UnknownSunday, 08 March, 2020

    Shata can be a good president only when add the spirit of God as well

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