Rapper Ja Rule from the United States is increasing his charitable endeavors in Ghana. In the last week, the rapper talked about a school project he was starting on X (previously Twitter).
He expressed his excitement for the impending trip to Ghana to begin the project by sharing his ambitions to build a school there in the post.
But certain information, like the project’s start date and its location in the nation, is still unknown.
Ja Rule expressed his excitement about traveling to the nation and starting the project’s construction.
Along with other revelations, he sang of a new record deal that was “potentially worth a hundred mill…,” and he announced a European tour.
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Ja Rule is not the first person in Ghana to construct a school, though.
In January 2023, comedian Michael Blackson opened his highly anticipated academy in Agona Nsaba, located in Ghana’s Central Region.
The public can access the fully furnished, free, three-story “Michael Blackson Academy” complex.
Furthermore, according to a story published by the US-based Magazine Complex, Lil Jon collaborated with Pencils for Promise, an organization that constructs schools in underdeveloped nations including Ghana, Guatemala, Laos, and Nicaragua, back in 2018.
