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– –<\/span> In case you missed it, www.Ghbase.com <\/strong>previously reported that Sarkodie went on the offensive in a recent interview premised on the constant trolling he is sometimes subjected to by music fans who complain that despite his supremacy locally, he and most mainstream artists like Shatta Wale do not make waves internationally as compared to their Nigerian counterparts.<\/p>\n The boss of the Sark Natives has observed that some radio personalities have also joined the bandwagon by slamming them for being local champions and not spreading their tentacles.<\/p>\n Responding, Sarkodie emphasized that local radio presenters have no moral right to criticize artists over the foregoing when they equally have their fame grounded within the confines of Ghana only.<\/p>\n – –<\/span> \u201cIt is easy for someone to sit on the radio and say that Shatta Wale or Sarkodie didn\u2019t do this or that. I know that we the artists have things we should do because every time there is a step but if you are on a Ghanaian radio for close to 20 years and you\u2019ve not moved to a platform like Choice or BBC, I don\u2019t think you have the moral right to talk about Ghanaian artistes who have not moved,\u201d said Sarkodie recently in a video.<\/p>\n While reacting to the foregoing, Shatta Wale suggested Sarkodie\u2019s outburst is in line with his (Wale) crusade all this while that he has been championing for a change in the music industry. <\/p>\n – –<\/span> In two separate tweets, he sang Sarkodie\u2019s praises by saying; <\/p>\n
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