Ghanaian dancehall superstar Stonebwoy has become the subject of fresh entertainment controversy following claims that he has taken issue with veteran broadcaster Bobie Ansah over an alleged preference for his longtime musical rival, Shatta Wale.

The reported disagreement centers on claims that Accra FM presenter favored Shatta Wale over the Bhim Nation president, a development said to have prompted Stonebwoy to make his displeasure known through a post on X, formerly Twitter.

Bobie Ansah, a seasoned broadcaster associated with Accra FM, has spent years building a reputation as one of Ghana’s outspoken radio personalities.

The alleged disagreement has attracted attention because of the longstanding rivalry between Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale, whose relationship has frequently dominated entertainment discussions in Ghana.

Stonebwoy, born Livingstone Etse Satekla, has established himself as one of Ghana’s leading reggae and dancehall musicians, earning recognition both locally and internationally.

Shatta Wale, whose real name is Charles Nii Armah Mensah, has equally built an influential career backed by a passionate following.

See how this man disrespectfully describes me for no reason. This reply is evidence that I can reply to anyone, anytime and anywhere, instantly — just as I am doing now. I hold nothing in my heart. I speak when I choose to, not when others expect me to.

I could have rained insults on you for attacking my character, Like your fav.
but it is unnecessary. I chose to be wise; I have uncles your age whom I respect.

I only replied so that people like you stop glorifying acts that degrade the moral fabric of our nation."

— THE TORCHER (@stonebwoy) October 28, 2026

Their competitive relationship has produced memorable musical moments, public disagreements and occasional attempts at reconciliation.

In recent months, Stonebwoy has been outspoken about issues involving fellow industry personalities, including Shatta Wale and rapper Sarkodie.

On October 26, the dancehall musician attracted attention with another cryptic social media message addressing what he described as people joining forces against an individual.

Although that particular post did not identify Bobie Ansah, it fueled fresh conversations about Stonebwoy’s relationships within Ghana’s entertainment industry.

The reported Accra FM disagreement raises wider questions about the influence of radio personalities in shaping public perceptions of competing musicians.

Radio stations remain important platforms for promoting Ghanaian music, and public endorsements by influential broadcasters can generate passionate reactions from rival fan bases.

However, the precise wording of Stonebwoy’s alleged X post concerning Bobie Ansah has not been independently verified, and it remains unclear whether the broadcaster or Accra FM has formally responded.

Likewise, the circumstances surrounding the station’s alleged preference for Shatta Wale have not been independently established.

For now, the claims have brought renewed attention to the delicate relationship between Ghana’s entertainment personalities and the media.