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Entertainment Pundit, Arnold Asamoah Baidoo says Captan, a member of the Shatta Movement (SM) militants, is a ''big sellout'' and has cautioned Shatta Wale to watch his back.

Arnold Baidoo slammed the militant who appears to be the last soldier standing in the camp of Shatta Wale following a revealing report by the dancehall artiste regarding why he sacked the militants but retained Captan.

Shatta Wale recently took to his online platforms to announce that the militants are no more a part of the family because of their insubordinate attitude towards him. 

He further revealed in an exclusive interview on Peace FM's Saturday edition of ''Entertainment Review''  that the militants were plotting evil against him, but for Captan who gave him a tipoff, they might have succeeded in whatever bad thing they wanted to do.

According to him, Addi Self, Joint 77 and Captan including Natty Lee had all met behind him and made a decision to badmouth him in order to spoil his reputation and music career.

Shatta Wale further detailed that although Captan was part of the militants' plot, he (Captan) suddenly had a repentant heart and divulged their plot to him (Shatta Wale) who later set up a meeting with all the militants and sacked them but allowed Captan alone to remain with him.

In the eyes of Shatta Wale, Captan's confession meant he is a loyal militant but Arnold Asamoah Baidoo thinks otherwise.

Arnold Baidoo, who was a panel member on the programme, stated that for Captan to have joined the militants' secret meeting and not said it to their faces that he won't be part of the revolt but to nicodemously snitch on his fellow militants means he won't hesitate to stab Shatta Wale in the back.

He therefore admonished Shatta Wale to be very careful of Captan insisting ''he's a big snitch. He's a big sellout. He no force; he no try...Shatta should watch Captan very well. He is not a true soldier''.