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Rocky Dawuni Reveals he Taught Sarkodie in Primary School but Didn’t Realize it Until Sark Became Famous

Veteran Ghanaian artist Rocky Dawuni has revealed he once taught Sarkodie as a student without actually realizing it.

According to him, years later after Sarkodie became famous, he could not even remember that he had once taught that very same student.

Rocky Dawuni revealed this in an interview on Hitz Fm on Tuesday.

According to him, he was teaching at the Universal Primary in Koforidua at the time and a young Michael Owusu Addo was in his class, he just did not know it.

“Obviously, I did not know about it …, he was one of the students in Universal Primary in Koforidua who was in my class… he got the opportunity to experience my music,” he said.

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Dawuni revealed that it was only later that he got to know he once taught Sark and he feels very proud of that as Sarkodie is now one of the best artists around.

“I remember when I first heard Sarkodie, I was in Los Angeles when somebody called me to check this guy out, and his track was ‘Borga’. For me, as an artiste, I can tell the quality when I hear the person’s voice and also the delivery; the delivery of that song was just so flawless and caught me right there…”

“I have always respected his music…I remember when I came to Ghana one time and was asked what artiste I felt has amazing qualities, he was the one I mentioned right from the onset because I felt he was a real talent and then came to realize he was actually in my class.” Dawuni added.

Source: GhanaCelebrities.Com

This post was published on March 13, 2019 9:57 AM

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