'Shame no dey catch some people" - 2face mocks Nigerian government after landing at the new Accra airport

2face Idibia has mocked the federal government  over the poor state of airports in the country after he landed at the new International airport in Ghana.

He said:

"Shame nor dey catch some people for that side"

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