Wendy Shay has declared that she will be dragging the Gaming Commission of Ghana Food And Drugs Authority(FDA) to the Human Rights Court.

This comes after it was earlier reported that the Gaming Commission had released an official statement, ordering the operators of betting companies in Ghana to desist from using celebrities to entice customers, a move that does not favor any secular celebrity as a majority of them have existing contracts with betting companies. 

The FDA had earlier barred Ghanaian celebrities from advertising alcoholic products in the country in what it said what a bid to curb the influence of alcohol on the youths.

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Wendy Shay is now calling all her colleagues to rally round and use their power to fight the "menace" in a tweet on her social media page.

According to her, these regulators are only looking for ways to limit the sources of income of artists. 

“GH Celebs, can we put our differences aside and fight the system ?? I guess we don’t know how powerful we are … Well, I’m taking the FDA and Gaming commission to the Human Rights Court Celebs are also Ghanaians and deserve better !! Ghana wake up !!” She wrote

GH Celebs can we put our differences aside and fight the system ??
I guess we don’t know how powerful we are ...
Well I’m taking the FDA and Gaming commission to the Human Rights Court
Celebs are also Ghanaians and deserve better !!
Ghana wake Up !!

— Queen Shay (@wendyshaygh) October 13, 2020

The Rufftown Records signee had earlier appealed to President Nana AddoDanquah Akufo- Addo on her Twitter page as she echoed the sentiments of her manager, Bullet, who had earlier condemned the government over the rumors of the potential ban.

"Dear @NAkufoAddo 1st, FDA stopped celebs from promoting alcoholic bev's making us lose jobs to Nigerian celebrities
Gaming commission just stopped us from promoting betting serv. So how do we survive as creative persons in this pandemic#Savethecreativearts#bringbackourjobs" she had written.

Now, she has pledged to take both bodies to court in a bid to get them to rescind their unfavorable conditions.