Accra, August 2025 — Ghanaian dancehall heavyweight Stonebwoy finds himself trending once again, this time as the actions of his long-standing rival, Shatta Wale, seem to validate a remark he made in the past.
Earlier this month, EOCO (Economic and Organised Crime Office) seized a Lamborghini Urus belonging to Shatta Wale, linking it to an international stolen vehicle syndicate . Social media quickly resurfaced an old comment by Stonebwoy, who famously labeled Shatta Wale a “settings man”—a Ghanaian expression suggesting behind-the-scenes scheming or showy manipulation .
The phrase had initially emerged during a December 2024 Angel FM interview, where Stonebwoy criticized Shatta Wale’s televised GH₵5,000 cash giveaway—calling it a mere stunt devoid of substance . Fans and commentators have interpreted the unfolding legal situation as confirmation—“Stonebwoy never lied,” wrote one supporter online .
Stonebwoy has long expressed disdain for what he considers theatrics from his rival. In previous interviews, he frequently used terms like “trickster” and “big mouth”, while also pointing out that such actions might be met with harsher consequences outside Ghana — even citing Jamaica as a stricter environment .
As the Lamborghini scandal continues to evolve, Stonebwoy’s earlier rhetorical barbs have taken on a newfound resonance. Whether coincidence or prescience, one thing is clear: the social media narrative is giving his words staying power beyond the interview room.
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