Ja Rule has announced plans to build a school in Ghana.
Taking to Twitter, the renowned American rapper says he can't wait to start the charitable project.
This idea aligns with the celebration of his 25 years in the Hip-Hop industry, aiming to inspire others to achieve greatness.
His vision goes beyond music, as he aims to uplift and empower people through education.
The school project coincides with Ja Rule's recent music deal worth a reported $100 million, showcasing his commitment to both music and philanthropy.
This move follows comedian Michael Blackson, making Ja Rule the second American celebrity investing in educational development in Ghana.
The rapper is eager to contribute to positive change and educational opportunities in the country.
Michael Blackson established in Agona Nsaba, Central Region, aimed at providing free education.
Blackson’s school offers free uniforms upon enrollment.
The school started from kindergarten to class 3 initially, with plans to expand a grade each year.
To ensure quality education, each class will be supported by two teachers.
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