Burgeoning Black Sherif, a Ghanaian musician, has announced that he has dropped out of university. On social media, the musician interacted with some of his followers, confirming that he was no longer a UPSA student. Following the release of his second Sermon song in 2021, Black Sherif rose to notoriety and has been on the rise ever since.
He was informed that he was no longer a student at the Accra-based University of Professional Studies. According to a report on pulse.com.gh spotted by YEN.com.gh, the rapper is said to have connected with some of his followers on social media, announcing that he had dropped out of school.
The 'Second Sermon' rapper was asked what program he was pursuing at UPSA while interacting with fans on Snapchat.
He replied: "hmm bro, I can't with that school. I've left ei" and added a crying emoji. Another fan then asked "why have you left UPSA?" To this, the rapper responded saying: "honestly, I felt behind and wanted to start over. You understand?"
He did claim, though, that he was now in a different school, and that if his second attempt at university education did not work out, he would drop out again. The rapper is rumored to have enrolled in Legon University, Ghana's most prestigious institution. "If I don't fit, I'm going home. No one has sent me na, "In response to a fan's question about whether he would be able to cope in Legon, he said.
2nd Sermon shoots Black Sherif to fame Despite already being in the music industry, Black Sherif gained national recognition when he released his Second Sermon song.
At the youthful age of 19, he captured the attention of many Ghanaians and managed to weave his way through millions of hearts, propelling him to stardom. As he joins Burna Boy on stage during the concert, Black Sherif shuts down Naija (video) In a concert, Black Sherif delighted his Nigerian admirers by singing his songs. Black Sherif was seen on stage with Nigerian superstar Burna Boy, real name Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, in a number of videos spotted by YEN.com.gh on Instagram.
The duo was seen enthralling a crowded auditorium with all of his Sermon trilogy interpretations.
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