Shatta Wale Compose Song To Condemn The Current ‘Slave Trade’ In Libya

Ghanaian dancehall artiste, Charles Nii Armah, best known as Shatta Wale has composed a song to condemn the emerging ‘slave trade’ taking place in Libya.

The song, dubbed ‘Libya’ was dedicated to our brothers and sisters who are being sold like merchandise in an open market.

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Libya has been in the news for the past few days now. This is due to reports of hundreds of Africans being bought and sold in slave markets across the country.

Many Africans have however condemned the action saying it is inhuman and doesn’t unite us as Africans.

Shatta Wale called on African leaders to intervene and save our people.

He further urged all Africans to pray for the victims of this modern ‘slave trade’ and wondered why “we can’t love ourselves; why can’t you be your brother’s keeper?”

‘Da Maker’ produced the song.

GHANA FOR LIBYA …FOR OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN LIBYA..
SHATTA WALE – LIBYA ..PROD.BY DAMAKERhttps://t.co/TroLN5GEWG
AFRICAN TAKE OVER MIXTAPE pic.twitter.com/eRkQLthvn6

— SHATTA WALE (@shattawalegh) November 29, 2017

Click below to listen to the song;