Ghanaian authorities earned a luxury vehicle allegedly linked to crimes from Niri Armah’s famous musician, which is better known as Shatta Wale, following a request from the US.
The 2019 Lamborghini Urus reportedly tied to the Criminal Enterprise in Ghanaian Nana Kwabeena Amuah, who served a year of US prison.
Wale denies the knowledge or connection to the imprisoned Ghanaian, saying he is a “third party owner” in the car. “I don’t know who sent (it) to the country,” he said.
Shatta Wale is one of Ghana’s most well-known stars and collaborated with Beyoncé in the song shown in his 2019 Lion King album.
Wale takes social media to criticize the recovery authorities of bright yellow lamborghi, why officers hurt her house with guns with guns with guns with guns.
“Caring for guns to my house is not known,” The Dancehall artist wrote on his social media page, accusing the chief executive of the Agency to humilitate him.
Wale said he bought the car at $ 150,000 ($ 113,000) and presented to support the documents of officers.
Lamborghini is expected to be returned to the US “as part of (Amuah’s) $ 4.7m to return”, added that the FBI and the US Mostttial Department for returning for the return for returning to return for the return for a legal assistance for returning for a legal assistance for returning to its return for returning for a legal assistance for returning for a legal assistance for returning to its return for return for returning to its legal assistance.
The agency said the car was taken in a civil way of no reason.
“It is a standard safety protocol for surveillance officials and asset recovery units to bring weapons while continuing their safety,” Eco says in a statement.
Wale allowed later to allow personal vehicle surrender, currently in eco’s custody.
The US court records indicate that Amuah and his associates with the best cheat retailers nearly 70 public and private organizations around the country.
They tried entities with cable currency in group bank accounts through shell companies.
In 2023, Amuah was sentenced to 86 months in prison and the vehicle was reported to be one of the items worn as a part of the victims’ restoration.
