Ghanaian dancehall superstar Shatta Wale has become the center of a heated social media discussion following a dramatic onstage encounter with Jomoro Member of Parliament and Deputy Minister of Transport, Hon. Dorcas Affo-Toffey, during the NkrumahFest 2026 celebrations in Nkroful.
A trending video from the event, held as part of activities commemorating the 117th birthday of Ghana’s first president, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, captures the musician visibly upset after the lawmaker approached him in the middle of his performance.
“Mummy, I am f>cking working!” – Shatta Wale angrily shouts at Jomoro MP and Deputy Minister of Transport, Hon. Dorcas Affo-Toffey, after she interrupted his performance on stage at NkrumahFest 2026. pic.twitter.com/FAdWV1SaYX
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Shatta Wale Reacts to Unexpected Stage Interruption
The dancehall musician was entertaining an enthusiastic crowd when Hon. Dorcas Affo-Toffey walked onto the stage and appeared to whisper a message into his ear.
However, the interaction quickly took an unexpected turn as Shatta Wale reacted angrily, gesturing toward the MP before addressing the situation through his microphone.
“Mummy, I am f***ing working!” the musician shouted, making his displeasure over the interruption clear to the audience.
Reports suggest that the lawmaker had approached the musician to inform him that his allocated performance time had ended. However, the exact words exchanged between the two could not be clearly heard in the video because of the loud music and crowd noise.
Viral Video Sparks Mixed Reactions
Following the brief confrontation, the MP reportedly addressed the gathering before Shatta Wale resumed entertaining the crowd.
The footage has attracted mixed reactions on social media, with some viewers criticizing the musician’s response while others questioned the decision to interrupt his performance.
The incident has become one of the widely discussed moments from this year’s NkrumahFest celebrations, which brought together musicians, public officials and members of the public to commemorate the legacy of Ghana’s first president.
The festival featured cultural activities and musical performances as part of its programme celebrating Kwame Nkrumah’s 117th birthday
