Wanlov the Kubolor, a Ghanaian musician and creative artist, has revealed something very startling regarding his early school years.
Wanlov admitted in an interview with Kwame Dadzie and Doreen Avio on Hitz FM that he never liked going to school simply because he was frequently distracted and uninterested in what was being taught.
He claimed that instead of paying attention, he would sit at the back of the class and sketch inappropriate images while the teachers were busy instructing.
“I didn’t like going to school. While the teacher was teaching, I’d be at the back of the class drawing private parts,” he said.
Wanlov added that he had a reputation for upsetting his serious-minded peers. He remembered that he frequently distracted them from their studies by engaging in unnecessary conversations with them.
“I always had the habit of disturbing those who were learning because I’d talk to you about unnecessary things,” he said.
Wanlov has developed into one of Ghana's most imaginative and vocal performers, renowned for his distinct sense of style and unreserved expression, despite his mischievous behaviour in school.



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