Shatta Wale: GH Musician Cries as EOCO Allegedly Chases Him With Armed Men
- Armed officers from Ghana's Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) have reportedly stormed Shatta Wale's home in Accra
- The musician shared his ordeal in a Facebook post on August 5, 2025, expressing his disappointment at the EOCO boss
- His post has thrown his fanbase into confusion as netizens try to find the cause
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Ghanaian musician Shatta Wale has called out the boss of Ghana's Economic and Organised Crime (EOCO), Raymond Archer, on social media.
Source: Facebook
In a Facebook post, Shatta Wale claimed that armed men from EOCO stormed his house.
The On God hitmaker, who was not pleased with the ordeal, established that the move by the EOCO boss was uncalled for.
He described the visit by the EOCO officers as a humiliating experience which could toll on the goodwill President John Dramani Mahama is enjoying from Ghanaians.
Raymond Archer EOCO BOSS ,Ibe you go make NDC go out of power next 4yrs.Bringing guns to my house was uncalled for !!!!
EOCO BOSS ,THE PRESIDENT OF GHANA DIDNT PUT YOU IN THAT OFFICE TO COME AND HUMILIATE THE CITIZENS OF THIS COUNTRY..REMEMBER GOD NO SLEEP!!
Details about EOCO's motive for raiding Shatta Wale's house are not yet known. Reports indicate that the raid was connected to an investigation into stolen luxury vehicles.
Yesterday, August 4, during a press conference, the Ghana Police Service, through its Criminal Investigation Department (CID), said it reclaimed 43 high-value luxury cars between January and July 2025, stolen from abroad and shipped to Ghana.
The confiscated vehicles, including Rolls-Royce, Audi, Porsche, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz models, were stolen from countries across Europe and North America and illegally imported into Ghana.
Shatta Wale boasts of an enviable garage comprising several luxury vehicles, including a Rolls-Royce Cullinan worth over $500k and a Lamborghini Urus.
EOCO's raid also comes after reports that the FBI's crackdown on internet scammers had resulted in another bust.
The musician was one of several names connected to the embattled business mogul Kofi Boat, who was recently arrested. The suspected scammer is being prepared to be extradited to the US to face the law.
However, Shatta Wale maintains that his friend Kofi Boat was not a scammer.
Kofi Boat ordered to prepare for extradition case
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that the Accra Magistrate Court had reportedly granted Kofi Boat a 10-day grace period to gather documents ahead of his impending extradition to the US.
The court made the decision during the business mogul's recent appearance in court on Thursday, June 26, 2025. According to multiple reports, his lawyers had requested 14 days to compile all the necessary documents to prepare for his extradition hearing.
Kofi Boat will remain in custody at the National Investigations Bureau (NIB), with his wife reportedly assisting with the gathering of business documents he and his lawyers would need for his defence when he faces a court after his extradition to the US.
Source: YEN.com.gh
