Prince Tagoe Just Dropped a Bold Statement: Jamming to Shatta Wale After Rift with Stonebwoy
Fans and followers recently caught a glimpse into the lavish lifestyle of former Ghanaian football star Prince Tagoe, famously known as the Prince of Goals. In a captivating video, he flaunted his collection of dazzling watches and chains while grooving to a hit track by Shatta Wale. But here's where it gets controversial: this video emerged shortly after Tagoe had a public falling out with Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale’s well-known rival, sparking intense online reactions and heated debates.
Prince Tagoe, a Ghana football legend, has always drawn the spotlight. Known for his sharp skills on the field, he netted seven goals in 36 appearances for the Ghana national team and had an impressive domestic career, scoring at least 18 goals in the Ghana Premier League during the 2004-05 season. Now at 38, the former Black Stars striker showed off a slick, casual look in the video, complete with flashy accessories, while energetically enjoying Shatta Wale’s popular song "Duna."
What many don’t realize is that Tagoe’s love goes beyond football—he’s also deeply passionate about reggae and dancehall music. A devoted fan of both Shatta Wale and Jamaica’s Popcaan, Tagoe plays a significant role behind the scenes, reportedly being involved in managing Popcaan’s growing international brand. This crossover between sports and music adds a fascinating layer to his public persona.
Interestingly, this recent display contrasts sharply with his previous support for Stonebwoy. Last year, Tagoe openly admitted in an interview that he and Stonebwoy, the Tuff Seed hitmaker, had a serious disagreement, marking a clear end to their partnership. Could this new allegiance signal more than just personal preference? It certainly raises questions about loyalty and business in the music industry.
In a related note, fans were also treated to some fresh updates on Ghana’s sports scene. Sammy Osei Kuffour, a former Ghanaian central defender, was spotted enjoying a relaxed day at Nkwan Pa Fie restaurant with friends, celebrating a new venture—his wife’s restaurant launch. Known for his dedication to fitness, Kuffour and his mates wore stylish sportswear, fueling their reputation for combining health and lifestyle seamlessly. This social outing by members of the East Legon Executive Club has earned them accolades for promoting wellness and friendship.
So here’s the question for you: What do you think about Prince Tagoe’s shift in musical allegiance following his fallout with Stonebwoy? Is it a savvy business move or a messy personal conflict? Share your thoughts and let’s get the conversation going—this story is far from over!
