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VGMA: STONEBWOY AND SHATTA WALE BANNED INDEFINITELY, STRIPPED OFF ALL AWARDS
They have also been banned indefinitely by the organisers.
The decision to ban and strip the two artistes of their awards they won this year was announced at a press conference organised Charterhouse, organisers of the Awards, and the Board of the awards.
According to the organisers, at a press conference at the Alisa Hotel in Accra Thursday, the two artistes breached the code of conduct of the scheme.
Mark Okraku Mantey, a member of the Board, explained that the board has the right to dismiss or disqualify any nominee who misbehaves or brings the Awards into disrepute.
The decision means that Shatta Wale is no longer the winner of the ‘Highlife Song of the Year’ for ‘My Level’ and ‘Reggae/Dancehall Song of the Year’ for ‘Gringo’.
It also means that Stonebwoy has also lost the ‘Reggae/Dancehall Artiste of the Year’ and ‘Best Collaboration of the Year’ awards he won on the night.
Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy were arrested by the police on Sunday over a brawl that erupted between their camps at the 20th anniversary of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.
Pandemonium broke out shortly after Stonebwoy was announced the winner of ‘Reggae/Dancehall Artiste of the Year’ when Shatta Wale and his team were seen going towards the stage, their intentions unclear.
Read: Stonebwoy explains why he pulled a gun on stage
Shatta Wale, born Charles Nii Armah Mensah, later claimed that he was going on stage to congratulate Stonebwoy. The two artistes were later released on Monday.
Theresa Ayoade, CEO of Charterhouse, explained that “indefinite ban means pending good behaviour” and it is possible for them to be accepted back to scheme depending on their behaviour in future.
Asked if the organisers will reveal the winners of the ‘Artiste of the Year’ and ‘Most Popular Song of the Year’, which they failed to announce at the awards, the Charterhouse CEO said, “we cannot announce them because the results have been nullified,” and stressed that even though it involves the two artistes.
The organisers also revealed that late singer, Ebony Reigns, who won the ‘Artiste of the Year’ at last year’s Awards, is still ‘Artiste of the Year’ since there is no winner this year.
Commenting on the happenings on the night of the Awards at the new dome at the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC) Theresa Ayoade said organisers were embarrassed by the brawl between the two artistes.
“Everything was going smoothly till the altercation that went on stage” and that “we felt the action,” they took “was selfish” and that they forgot the world was watching Ghana.
The Charterhouse CEO stressed that Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale will live to regret forever what they did on the night and thank “God there were no serious casualties” on the night.
Before the ban was announced, Shatta Wale posted on social media that he was withdrawing from the Awards scheme.
“Upon sober reflections of events in recent times and having made broader consultations, I wish to announce that I will not be part of the Ghana Music Awards scheme going forward. God bless!” he said.
This will not be the first time Shatta Wale is being banned from the Awards. After being sued ¢10 million for releasing a series of videos attacking Mr Iyiola Ayoade, owner of Charterhouse in 2014, it emerged in 2016, after months of speculations, that the dancehall act had been banned by the organisers.
Stonebwoy and Shatta Wale, when they appeared in court, pleaded not guilty to Offensive Conduct to Breaches of the Peace following the scuffle at the Awards.
Stonebwoy, born Livingstone Etse Satekla, also pleaded not guilty to an additional charge of Display of a Weapon in a Public Place without permission.
The charges were read to them during their appearance at the Agyebeng Court, Wednesday.
The dancehall artistes, who have not seen eye-to-eye for years now, appeared in court with some family members and scores of supporters.
They both looked cheerful and responded to chants from their supporters as they walked out of the courtroom.
After the hearing, they were granted bail of ¢50,000 each with one surety and cautioned to be of good behaviour until the determination of the case.
They will re-appear in court on June 20.
BREAKING NEWS: STONEBWOY WINS ARTIST OF THE YEAR!!!
STONEBWOY WINS ARTIST OF THE YEAR
A video released by kessben TV saw one of their presenters confirming that according to charter house, Stonebwoy won the artist of the year and shatta wale won the most popular song of the year. According to him, it is not officially released by charter house but unofficially that is the results. Watch video below.
A video released by kessben TV saw one of their presenters confirming that according to charter house, Stonebwoy won the artist of the year and shatta wale won the most popular song of the year. According to him, it is not officially released by charter house but unofficially that is the results. Watch video below.
KWAME SEFA KAI LEAKS WINNERS OF UNANNOUNCED VGMA CATEGORIES
The much-coveted overall Artiste of the Year and Vodafone Song of the Year categories were intentionally withheld from being announced as the two winners of the categories were the same ones involved in the scuffle.
In Kwame’s own words he said in an interview on Neat FM, “It was intentional. There were two awards left, Song of the year and Artiste of the year, one was for Shatta, one for Stonebwoy”.
“There was no way we could have announced that, because if you call one out and things escalate, what would we do? So we had to suspend both and go ahead to pronounce the Artiste of the decade, that was the final award”, he said.
The above statement would be officially confirmed in a press conference by Charterhouse Productions, organisers of the VGMAs.
VGMA 2019 FULL LIST OF WINNERS
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Below is the full list of nominees and winners
Artist of the decade
1.Sarkodie - WINNER
2.Okyeame kwame
3.Samini
4.Becca
5.EFYA
6.Joe mettle
7. Shatta wale
8.No tribe
9.R2bess
10. Stonebwoy
Artiste of the year
1. King Promise
2. Kuami Eugene
3. Joe Mettle
4. Sarkodie
5. Shatta Wale
6. Stonebwoy
Hiplife Song of the Year
1. Ayekoo – Medikal ft. King Promise
2. KpooKeke – Stonebwoy ft. KwesiAuthur, Medikal, Darkovibes and Kelvynboy
3. Wiase Ye De RMX – Quamina MP ft. KwesiAuthur and Yung C
4. Eish – Dopenation
5. Can’t Let You Go – Sarkodie ft. King Promise
6. Blow My Mind – Flowking Stone ft. Akwaboah
7. ObiaaWo Ne Master – YaaPono ft. Stonebwoy- WINNER
8. Baby Girl – Strongman ft. Kuami Eugene
Highlife Song of the Year
1. YebewuNti – Dada Hafco
2. Wish Me Well – Kuami Eugene
3. Betweener – Kumi Guitar
4. Woara – KwesiAuthur
5. Thunder – Kidi
6. CCTV – King Promise ft. Sarkodie and Mugeez
7. My Level – Shatta Wale - WINNER
8. Killing Me Softly – Adina ft. Kuami Eugene
Gospel Song of the Year
1. Hosanna – Koda
2. Bobolebobo – Isaac KwabenaAning
3. W’asua Me – Obaapa Christy
4. Agbadza Medley – Bethel Revival Choir
5. Mo Ne Yo – Diana Hamilton - WINNER
6. My Everything –Joe Mettle
7. I Swerve – Joyce Blessing
Hip Hop Song of the Year
1. How Much RMX – Medikal ft. Sarkodie and Omar Sterling
2. Wole RMX – Kojo Cue ft. Worlasi, Kwesi Arthur, Shaker, Kay-Ara, Temple and C Real
3. Stables – Joey B ft. LaMeme Gang
4. Biibi Ba – Sarkodie ft. Tulenkey, Kofi Mole, Amerado, Yeyo, 2Fingers, Obkay and Frequency
5. Anthem – Kwesi Arthur- WINNER
6. Boys Kasa – R2Bees ft. King Promise, Kwesi Arthur, Darkovibes, RJZ, Spacely, Humble Dis, Medikal and B4Bonah
Reggae/Dancehall Song of the Year
1. Dagomba Girl – Maccasio ft. Mugeez
2. Top Skanka – Stonebwoy
3. Obaa – Samini
4. Gringo – Shatta Wale- WINNER
Afropop Song of the Year
1. Tokyo – King Promise ft. Wizkid
2. Akwaaba – Guilty Beats ft. MrEazi, Pataapa and Pappy Kojo - WINNER
3. Uber Driver – Wendy Shay
4. Yenkor – DjMic Smith ft. Kwesi Arthur
5. Don’t Keep Me Waiting – Kwesi Arthur ft. Kidi
6. That Thing – Article Wan ft. Pataapa
7. Come And See My Mother – Mzvee ft. YemiAlade
8. Thunder Fire – Shatta Wale ft. SM Militants
Gospel Artist of the Year
1. Joyce Blessing
2. Diana Hamilton- WINNER
3. AkesseBrempong
4. Obaapa Christy
5. Joe Mettle
6. KODA
Highlife Artiste of the Year
1. King Promise
2. Akwaboah
3. Kidi
4. Kuami Eugene- WINNER
5. Adina
Reggae/Dancehall Artiste of the Year
1. Samini
2. Stonebwoy- WINNER
3. Shatta Wale
4. Epixode
5. AK Songstress
Song Writer of the year
1. Bra Fie – Fuse ODG
2. Forgive – Teephlow
3. Hye Me Bo – Akwaboah
4. CCTV – King Promise- WINNER
5. Where We Dey Go – Trigmatic
6. Tomorrow – Stonebwoy
Record of the year
1. Bra Fie – Fuse ODG ft. Damain Marley
2. Hye Me Bo – Akwaboah- WINNER
3. Made In Ghana – Okyeame Kwame ft. KiDi
4. Where We Dey Go – Trigmatic
5. Tomorrow – Stonebwoy
Best Video of the year
1. Stables – Joey B Ft. La Meme Gang – Dir. David Duncan
2. Up & Awake – Kojo Cue & Shaker Ft. Kwesi Arthur – Dir. E. Kumodzi
3. GUDA – Kirani Ayat – Dir. David Nicol-Sey
4. Me Ne Woa – M.anifest Ft. King Promise – Dir. Makere Thekiso
5. Come and See My Mother – MzVee Ft. Yemi Alade – Dir. Xbills Ebenezer- WINNER
6. Biibi Ba – Sarkodie Ft. Tulenkey, Kofi Mole, Amerado, Yeyo, 2Fingers. Obkay &Frequency – Dir. Babs
7. Bra Fie – Fuse ODG Ft. Damain Marley – Dir. Edgar Stevens
8. Gringo – Shatta Wale – Dir. Sesan
Group of the year
1. R2Bees
2. Dope Nation
3. La Meme Gang
4. Bethel Revival Choir-. WINNER
HipLife/Hip Hop Artiste of the Year
1. Medikal- WINNER
2. Patapaa
3. Kwesi Arthur
4. Sarkodie
5. R2Bees
6. La Meme Gang
Female Vocalist of the Year
1. Adina – Killing Me Softly
2. MzVee – I don’t Know
3. Diana Hamilton – Lord of Host
4. Efya – Hold Me Down- WINNER
5. Cina Soul – Ojorley
6. Eshun – Fa Me Kor
Male Vocalist of the Year
1. King Promise – Abena
2. Kidi – Thunder- WINNER
3. Akwaboah – Hye Me Bo
4. Luigi Maclean
Hip Hop Song of the Year
1. How Much (Remix) – Medikal ft. Sarkodie & Omar Sterling
2. Wole RMX – Kojo Cue Ft. Worlasi, Kwesi Arthur, Shaker, Kay-Ara, Temple & C-Real
3. Stables – Joey B Ft. La Meme Gang
4. Biibi Ba – Sarkodie Ft. Tulenkey, Kofi Mole, Toy Boi, Amerado, Yeyo, 2Fingers, CJ Biggerman, Obkay & Frequency
5. Anthem – Kwesi Arthur
6. Boys Kasa – R2Bees ft. King Promise, Kwesi Arthur, Darkovibes, Rjz, Spacely, Humble Dis, Medikal & B4bonah
Rapper of the Year
1. Medikal – How Much Remix - WINNER
2. Teephlow – Preach
3. Obibini – The Dream
4. Sarkodie – Can’t let you go
5. M.anifest – Feels
Best Collaboration of the year
1. Killing me softly – Adina ft. Kuami Eugene
2. Come and See My Mother – MzVee ft. Yemi Alade
3. Akwaaba – Guilty Beatz ft. Eazi, Patapaa & Pappy Kojo
4. Can’t Let You go – Sarkodie King Promise
5. CCTV – King Promise ft. Sarkodie & Mugeez
6. Kpoo Keke – Stonebwoy Ft. Kwesi Arthur, Medikal, Darkovibes & Kelvybwoy- WINNER
7. Never Carry Last – DJ Vyrusky Ft. Kuami Eugene & Mayorkun
8. Obiaa Wo Ne Master – Yaa Pono ft. Stonebwoy
African Artiste of the Year
1. Eazi
2. Davido
3. Wizkid
4. Burnaboy- WINNER
5. Sauti Sol
6. Cassper Nyovest
New Artiste of the Year
1. Eddie Khae
2. Wendy Shay- WINNER
3. La Meme Gang
4. Dopenation
5. Quamina MP
6. Kelvynbwoy
Vodafone Most Popular Song of the year
1. CCTV – King Promise Ft. Sarkodie & Mugeez
2. Do The Dance – Eddie Khae
3. Bobolebobo – Isaac Kwabena Aning
4. Akwaaba – Guilty Beats Ft. Mr. Eazi, Patapaa & Pappy Kojo
5. Obiaa Wo Ne Master – Yaa Pono Ft. Stonebwoy
6. Thunder – KiDi
7. Wish Me Well – Kuami Eugene
8. Can’t Let You go – Sarkodie Ft. King Promise
9. Kpoo Keke – Stonebwoy ft. Kwesi Arthur, Medikal, Darkovibes & Kelvynbwoy
10. My Level – Shatta Wale
11. Woara – Kwesi Arthur
12. Come and See My Mother – MzVee ft. Yemi Alade
Sound Engineer of the year
1. YRS Truly – Bra Fie
2. Genius Selection – Where We deyGo
3. Francis Osei – Hye Me Bo- WINNER
4. Brainy Beats – Tomorrow
5. Dan Gral – Made In Ghana
Album of the year
1. Rockstar – Kuami Eugene- WINNER
2. I Believe – Diana Hamilton
3. Matters of the Heart – Akwaboah
4. Untamed – Samini
5. Shay on You – Wendy Shay
6. Reign – Shatta Wale
Music Producer of the Year
1. Kaywa
2. Killbeats
3. Kuami Eugene- WINNER
4. DDT
5. MOG Beats
Instrumentalist of the year
1. Unda Beats
2. Mizter Okyere- WINNER
3. Enoch Owuraku
4. Emmanuel Bludo
Best African Collaboration
1. Naami (RMX) – Dopenation Ft. Olamide
2. Wame – Stonebwoy Ft. Cassper Nyovest
3. Akwaaba – Guilty Beats Ft. Mr. Eazi, Patapaa & Pappy Kojo- WINNER
4. Come and See My Mother – MzVee ft. Yemi Alade
5. My Girl Remix – Too Fan Ft. Patoranking & Sarkodie
6. Wonder – Shatta Wale ft. Olamide
7. Tokyo – King Promise Ft. Wizkid
Unsung
1. OV
2. Mantse A.Y
3. Mr Drew
4. Unyx
5. Kula
6. Efe Keys
7. Script T
8. Lycon
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