Ever since a ban was placed on Reggae Dancehall acts Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy, Ghanaians and especially fans have been calling out the VGMA board to temper justice with mercies.

Two years down the line and it seems their prayers is about to be answered. While the lifting of the ban has been hinted on social media and the media, Oneplay Africa in an exclusive interview with Robert Klah inquired further if lifting of the ban has been finalized as pushed in the media.

Robert Klah responded that, it has not been lifted yet but the board is in the process of finalizing that and would soon drop an official press release to that effect.

However he remains hopeful that the ban will be lifted so they join the years celebration of the VGMA. Watch full phone interview with Robert Klah in the video below:

Astounding Ghanaian Reggae Dancehall act, Shatta Wale has made a simple post expressing how he felt abut the VGMA ban being lifted off him and his brother Stonebwoy.

Linking his reaction to his single Am An Eagle, the musician tweeted:

They Banned me 2 times But the “Phoenix” rose again and again and flew into the sky #AfricanEagle:

Although some will see it as controversial, it is just a show of resilience in this artists. Some artists break down and fall out when they miss an award at the VGMA but even been banned these two artists kept working regardless. A strength to be emulated by all.

stream Am An Eagle now: