EOCO Raids Shatta Wale’s Home Over Alleged Stolen Luxury Cars

Ghana’s EOCO raided Shatta Wale’s home over suspicions of stolen vehicles linked to international fraud. The ongoing probe may have deep implications for the artist’s career.

Ghana’s entertainment industry was shaken on August 5, 2025, when the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) raided the home of dancehall star Shatta Wale. According to GHOne TV, the operation is linked to an investigation into stolen luxury vehicles.

The raid reportedly targets several high-end cars connected to Shatta Wale, including a yellow Lamborghini that’s drawn attention since its first public appearance. Though details remain under wraps, reports suggest the EOCO suspects a connection to broader international fraud operations.

One key angle is Shatta Wale’s past ties to Kofi Boat, a Ghanaian businessman arrested earlier this year by the FBI over a $100 million fraud case.

That connection continues to raise eyebrows, especially as scrutiny grows over the sources of celebrity wealth in Ghana.

So far, Shatta Wale has remained silent. Known for his flamboyant persona and hits like “My Level”, his lifestyle has always invited both admiration and criticism. His social media channels have also gone quiet since the news broke.

Online reactions have been mixed. Some users on X accuse EOCO of targeting him unfairly, while others welcome the probe as a test of Ghana’s anti-crime institutions.

This raid also reignites debates around celebrity accountability and the enforcement of white-collar crime laws in Ghana.

As investigations unfold, the outcome could reshape not just Shatta Wale’s future, but also how the country views wealth, fame, and justice.