Shatta Wale has been seen in several videos warning President Nana Akufo-Addo's critics to be careful what they say.

Dancehall artist Shatta Wale claims that anyone who believes that the New Patriotic Party (NPP)-led government has paid him to speak on their behalf is mistaken.

Shatta Wale has been seen in several videos telling President Nana Akufo-detractors Addo's to be careful what they say about his leadership style.

His remark relates to the American rapper Meek Mill's music video, which featured footage of Jubilee House and received negative public reaction as a result.

Many faultfinders blamed poor leadership for the perceived blunder which they argued undermined Ghana’s seat of government.

In one of the videos, Shatta Wale said no one knows what transpired between Meek Mill and the President adding that the President has the wisdom to run the country and also allow which guest to welcome at the Jubilee House.

In a video posted on his Facebook wall today, January 18, Shatta Wale said the NPP has not paid him to defend them adding that the last time he saw the President was when he visited him at the Jubilee House years ago.

“Some people are saying NPP has given Shatta Wale money to speak on their behalf because he is the outspoken person and the best person to do that. You are wrong in saying that because I have not received money from anyone,” he said in the video

Touching on other matters, Shatta Wale said people should stop wasting their time since God keeps blessing him despite the negative vibes.

“Anyone who has evil thoughts against me will fall and it is a fact. God is blessing me because I don’t think evil of anyone so I always succeed,” he said.

The Dancehall King maker added that he made good money at last year’s Christmas and any event that he wasn’t billed for was because the organisers could not afford his price.