If The Politicians Don’t Change Ghana I Will Pick A Political Form And Contest For Election ByShatta

Ghanaian dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has issued a strong message to politicians, saying he is prepared to contest elections himself if they fail to change the country for the better.Coop Media graphic (18 October 2026); Shatta Wale’s public comments and related reports.

In a statement circulating on 18 October 2026, the musician declared: “If The Politicians Don’t Change Ghana, I Will Go And Pick A Political Form And Contest Elections With Them, And We Will See Who Will Win.

The remarks, described as a cautionary message to Ghanaian politicians, come as Shatta Wale continues to command a large following among the youth. He has previously spoken about his love for the country and hinted at possible political involvement if the public calls for it.

In earlier comments this year, the artiste indicated that he could consider contesting the Ablekuma South parliamentary seat as an independent candidate in 2028 if public demand grows. He stressed at the time that he was not motivated by wealth but by a desire to serve the people.

Shatta Wale’s latest statement has reignited discussion about celebrities entering politics and the frustration some Ghanaians feel about the pace of national development. Supporters see it as a bold challenge to the political class, while others view it as typical of the musician’s outspoken style.

The artiste remains focused on his music career and recently held ShattaFest 2026 at the Accra Sports Stadium to mark his birthday. He even extended a playful invitation to President John Dramani Mahama to follow the event.

Whether Shatta Wale will eventually pick a nomination form remains to be seen. For now, his message serves as a public reminder that many citizens expect more from those in leadership and are watching closely as the country moves toward the next election cycle.

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