OXIDE GH 
Madam Elsie Evelyn Avemegah, mother of the popular Ghanaian dancehall artist Shatta Wale has revealed something she have been hiding behind close doors. She talk about her financial challenges including her inability to afford medical care, accommodation and food. Despite her family being wealth and fame.
One of Madam Avemegah’s niece first brought her struggles to public attention that cause a lot of discussion and concern by many people. Not long ago, Madam Avemegah herself adds a layer of authenticity and urgency to the situation, It serves as a serious reminder that financial instability can affect anyone, regardless of their connections or past successes.
Moreover, the challenges she encountered are having many sides. Health care are high cost in some regions in Ghana, medical expenses are mostly a heavy load and social help may be inadequate. Secure accommodation and good food are some of the basic needs that when not satisfied, it becomes less for life.
Families are always expected to provide for the needs of it’s members. It’s even considered as the primary source of support in most cultures. Charles Nii Armah Mensah popularly known by his stage name “shatta Wale“, fame and success as a musician might lead many to assume that his family is well taken care of.
However, Madam Avemegah’s situation highlights what can exist within families. It raises important questions about the responsibilities of successful family members towards their relatives and the potential disconnects that can occur.
Madam Avemegah’s confirmation of her also serves as a reminder to society at large. It highlights the need for stronger social safety nets and community support systems to ensure that vulnerable populations, It also state the importance of creating an environment where individuals can age with dignity and security, irrespective of their familial ties.
Her struggles also serves as a reminder about the challenges that can exists within wealth and fame families.
Therefore, she calls for support from her family and the society to ensure her basic needs are met.
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