Black Entertainment Television (BET) International has celebrated the unity between Shatta Wale ad Stonebwoy which has been made possible by a team of showbiz lovers led by Nana Aba Anamoah.
Sharing one of the photos taken when Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy sat to settle their differences, BET International wrote: Increase the peace @shattawalenima and @stonebwoyb
News broke yesterday that Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy after a decade of rivalry and feuding have settled their beef and are now united.
From what we have gathered so far Nana Aba Anamoah assisted by Dr. Kofi Abban, Bullet, Bulldog and Blakk Cedi brought the peace between Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy.
The whole Ghana have been celebrating the long-sought unity between Shatta Wale and Stonebwoy and have urged them to not mess up the unity.
Black Entertainment Television (BET)
Black Entertainment Television (BET), American cable television network and multimedia group providing news, entertainment, and other programming developed primarily for African Americanviewers. BET also operates a channel geared toward African American women, BET Her; features contemporary and 20th-century popular music through BET Gospel, BET Hip-Hop, BET Jams, and BET Soul; produces documentaries and movies for distribution on the BET channel; and sponsors the BET Awards. The company’s headquarters are in Washington, D.C.
BET was launched in 1980 by media entrepreneur Robert L. Johnson. Having gained experience as a lobbyist for the cable television industry in the late 1970s, Johnson saw an opportunity to reach African American audiences through a cable TV channel. BET originated with two hours of weekly programming in 1980 and slowly gained viewership throughout North America and the Caribbean. Music videos were an early staple of BET programming, as were shows that targeted a youthful audience, but the network broadened its focus to include political and issue-oriented programs, comedy showcases, talk shows, and sports, among a wide variety of offerings. Having established BET as a successful niche media company, Johnson launched it as a public corporation in 1991. BET was listed on the New York Stock Exchange until 1998, when Johnson and other investors gained private control of the firm. In 2000 Johnson and his partners sold BET to Viacom Inc. for $3 billion. The network reaches about 90 million households. BET’s affiliated businesses have included book publishing and event production.
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