Kwame Aboagye's Blog: Ace Producer, Hammer Urges Samini and Shatta Wale to end Lyrical Battle

Headed by expert music maker, Edward Nana Poku Osei a.k.a Hammer, National Director of Hiplife at Musiga, the Musicians Union of Ghana has launched an arrangement of occasions beginning Monday to address and potentially stop the progressing distress in the local dancehall front. Vigorously upheld by Reggie Rockstone, the procedure starts with a closed-door meeting with Shatta Wale and Samini on Monday, November 25 at Rockstone's Office.

According to Hammer, the goal of the talks is to find shared opinion to motivate a truce that will finally stop all existing quarrels in the music scene.

The panel formed to solve this issue is made up of Daddy Bosco (Administrator at Musiga), Black Prophet, Panji Anoff, Kwame Sefa Kayi, Reggie Rockstone and Rita Marley, widow of Bob Marley, the most amazing reggae artiste ever.

The second gathering will have management of both High Grade Family (Samini) and the Shatta Movement (Shatta Wale) agree on conditions that will adaptably oblige the truce.

The third sitting, in a manifestation of Media Briefing, "will have the two giants, conceivably, shake hands and embrace to send the signal to their fans and in addition the streets to calm their nerves", Hammer Said.

Meanwhile, the committee has decided that neither of the two parties will grant interviews about progress of the meeting, until its objectives are achieved.

In a related development, the President of Musiga, Bice Osei Kuffour has urged enthusiasts of both Shatta Wale and Samini to be calm ahead of the November 23rd Guinness Big Eruption Concert.

"As responsible musical artists, we should not permit individuals to take advantage of this situation. What we know how to do best is to amuse our fans", he included. "Both Samini and Shatta Wale have directly guaranteed me they will continue doing their main event best on stage and nothing else" Obour told Entertainment Newspaper Ghana.

Finally, Obour utilized the chance to "urge coordinators of the Concert to guarantee sufficient security'