Deputy Chief Executive of the Ghana Tourism Authority, Abeiku Aggrey Santana, has commended Shatta Wale after Shatta Wale’s song “Street Crown” was formally accepted for nomination at the 68th Grammy Awards.
He claims that this is for the Ghanaian music industry as a whole, not just for Shatta Wale.
This accomplishment, in his opinion, is evidence of the music industry’s expansion and its future prospects
Abeiku Santana who made this known in a social media post, said, “Big congratulations to @shattawalenima 
His song “Street Crown” has officially been accepted for consideration at the 68th Grammy Awards in the Best African Music Performance category”.
Adding that “This is a huge step not just for him, but for Ghanaian music on the global stage”.
Dancehall icon Shatta Wale has revealed that the Grammy Academy has formally authorised his most recent project, “Street Crown,” for consideration in the Best African Music Performance category at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards.
Shatta Wale informed his fans of the news on social media on Wednesday, October 1, describing it as a turning point for the African Dancehall movement as a whole as well as for himself.
“This moment is not just about me, it’s about Ghana, Africa, and every fan of African Dancehall. From the streets to the world stage, our sound and culture now stand on the biggest platforms,”* he wrote.
The artist thanked the Recording Academy profusely, saying the honor was evidence that perseverance and hard work are rewarded.
“Thank you to the GRAMMY Academy for recognizing this entry; win or lose, it’s a victory for the Shatta Movement and every youth who believes that dreams come true through hard work, consistency, and faith,” he added.
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