Sarkodie Reveals Shatta Wale Builds And Programmes His Own Apps

Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie has revealed a lesser-known side of Shatta Wale, describing the dancehall star as highly skilled in technology and claiming that he personally develops and programmes his own digital platforms.

According to Sarkodie, Shatta Wale does not simply attach his name to technology projects and leave the technical work to other people. Instead, he said, the musician takes an active role in building the apps and platforms associated with him.

“What people don’t know about Shatta Wale is that he’s very tech-savvy. The apps and platforms you see him create, he builds them himself,” Sarkodie said.

The rapper also offered an insight into the conversations he shares with Shatta Wale, explaining that technology frequently takes centre stage when they speak.

Sarkodie said their discussions are not always focused on music, despite both men being among Ghana’s prominent musicians. He recalled that Shatta Wale sometimes calls him in the morning to talk about his projects and ideas.

“We barely even talk about music,” Sarkodie noted.

The revelation highlights Shatta Wale’s reported interest in technology beyond his career as a performer. The musician has been associated with digital ventures, including WAYA, a communication app, and Shaxi, a ride-hailing platform.

His involvement in these projects reflects an effort to explore business opportunities outside the conventional music industry, where artists often depend on performances, streaming revenue, endorsements and other entertainment-related activities.

Sarkodie’s comments also come against the backdrop of a renewed friendship between the two musicians. Their relationship was previously marked by public rivalry and exchanges that attracted attention from fans across Ghana.

In June 2026, Sarkodie indicated that the pair were in a good place, although he acknowledged that disagreements could still arise in the future.

The latest remarks provide another glimpse into their relationship, suggesting that their interactions now include conversations about business and technology rather than music alone.

While Sarkodie’s account has drawn attention to Shatta Wale’s technical interests, the comments do not independently establish the extent of the musician’s programming work on each platform.

Nevertheless, the revelation offers fans a different perspective on Shatta Wale, presenting him not only as a dancehall performer but also as someone Sarkodie describes as actively interested in developing digital products.

Source: https://x.com/yencomgh/status/2113573822523687281?s=46

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