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UPSA Vice Chancellor Invites Shatta Wale to Teach Students How He Built Music Success Online

The Vice Chancellor of the University of Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), Prof. John Kwaku Mensah Mawutor, has expressed his desire to have Ghanaian dancehall star Shatta Wale address students of the university and share lessons from his remarkable journey in music and business.

Shatta Wale and UPSA Vice Chancellor Prof John Kwaku Mensah Mawutor
Shatta Wale pictured alongside UPSA Vice Chancellor Prof. John Kwaku Mensah Mawutor following calls for the musician to address students.

According to Prof. Mawutor, the award-winning musician has valuable practical knowledge that could inspire young people, particularly in the areas of entrepreneurship, digital innovation and building a successful music career through the internet.

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“I want Shatta Wale to come and address UPSA students. I’d love for him to share his business knowledge and how he learned to make music using the internet,” Prof. Mawutor stated.

The invitation places fresh attention on Shatta Wale’s evolution from a Ghanaian entertainer into one of the country’s most recognisable music brands. Beyond hit songs and major performances, the dancehall musician has built a powerful digital following and consistently used online platforms to promote his music, communicate directly with fans and strengthen his commercial identity.

For students studying business, marketing, entrepreneurship and related disciplines, such an engagement could offer a practical perspective on how creativity can be transformed into a sustainable brand in the digital age.

Recent reports indicate that Shatta Wale has accepted the invitation and is expected to speak to UPSA students on music marketing, branding and the role of digital platforms in building a career. The development has already generated interest among fans and observers who believe unconventional success stories can provide valuable lessons alongside traditional academic teaching.

The proposed engagement also reflects a growing recognition of Ghana’s creative economy as a serious area of enterprise, innovation and employment. Shatta Wale’s journey could provide students with firsthand insights into audience building, personal branding, online promotion and resilience in the competitive entertainment industry.

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Calvin Elihttp://ghanamedia.net
Calvin Eli is a partner, media mogul and digital news aggregator at GhanaMedia.net, focusing on Ghana news, national developments and trending stories.

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