Lawrence Tetteh facilitates reconciliation between 'repented' Shatta Wale and Mahama

Reverend Dr. Lawrence Tetteh, founder, and leader of the World Miracle Outreach, played a pivotal role in addressing issues between renowned musician Shatta Wale and former President John Mahama.

As fate would have it, on Saturday, April 27, 2024, Reverend Tetteh found himself sharing the same flight to London, United Kingdom, with both Shatta Wale and ex-President Mahama. Seated in close proximity, the unexpected encounter set the stage for an extraordinary moment of reconciliation.

During a guest appearance on the GTV Breakfast Show panel discussion, Reverend Tetteh recounted the touching exchange that transpired onboard. Shatta Wale, known for his candid nature, approached Reverend Tetteh with a heartfelt plea for assistance in seeking forgiveness from former President Mahama for past disparaging remarks.

Moved by Shatta Wale's sincerity, Reverend Tetteh facilitated a heartfelt conversation between the two. In a moment that resonated with sincerity and humility, Shatta Wale, visibly emotional, expressed remorse for his past words, seeking absolution from the former President.

Former President Mahama, demonstrating grace and magnanimity, warmly received Shatta Wale's apology, extending forgiveness with open arms. The moment, captured in Reverend Tetteh's recollection, saw Shatta Wale humbly kneeling before the former President, tears of repentance streaming down his cheeks.

Reflecting on the profound encounter, Reverend Tetteh emphasized the significance of honoring and respecting Ghanaian leaders, urging citizens to emulate the spirit of reconciliation and humility demonstrated by Shatta Wale and former President Mahama.

In a gesture of gratitude, Shatta Wale later reached out to Reverend Tetteh, expressing heartfelt appreciation for his instrumental role in facilitating the reconciliation. The artist, humbled by the experience, acknowledged Reverend Tetteh's guidance, acknowledging the difficulty he had faced in seeking forgiveness for over four years.

Reverend Tetteh concluded with a powerful message, urging Ghanaians to embrace a culture of respect for their leaders and to humbly seek reconciliation when misunderstandings arise. The touching narrative serves as a poignant reminder of the transformative power of forgiveness and the potential for unity in the face of division.