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Arnold Asamoah-Shatta Wale Brouhaha: ‘Nana Ama McBrown Moderated The Show Poorly’ – OB Nartey Blames Actress [Video]

Award winning broadcaster, OB Nartey has blamed star actress Nana Ama McBrown for failing to control Shatta Wale And Arnold Asamoah after they clashed on her show.

The Vision 1 FM presenter has reacted to the ongoing ‘beef’ between Dancehall singer entertainment analyst, Arnold Asamoah-Baidoo.

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According to him, Nana Ama McBrown needs some orientation on how to host a show on television.

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He further noted that, the actress didn’t have control over the show and so Shatta and Arnold went overboard.

He exclaimed that the whole show on that was ‘abysmal’.

Explaining further, he noted that Nana Ama could have prevented the whole saga by controlling her guests, however it turned  otherwise.

He also said, he received a lot of messages from people who concluded that the show was staged.

Shatta Wale and  Arnold have been trending on social media for days now.

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This follows after they had heated exchanges on Nana Ama McBrown‘s United Showbiz on UTV on Saturday, June 13, 2021.

The celebrities exchanged heavy words on the show after the issue of Shatta Wale’s recently held State of the Industry Address.

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