8 over 8: Photos drop as singer Gyakie completes KNUST; shares photos with mates

8 over 8: Photos drop as singer Gyakie completes KNUST; shares photos with mates

  • Gyakie has successfully completed the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology
  • The singer shared a photo with her coursemate as they wore the same colour of shirt
  • Gyakie hit mainstream music some years ago when she was still a student

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Ghanaian singer Jackline Acheampong, has successfully completed her 4-year tertiary education programme at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST).

The Forever singer, in a photo sighted by YEN.com.gh on Instagram, was seen posing with one of her coursemates as they bid farewell to their books.

Gyakie and the young man she was posing with in the photo were ween wearing sea blue coloured long-sleeved shirts.

8 over 8: Photos drop as singer Gyakie completes KNUST; shares photos with mates
8 over 8: Photos drop as singer Gyakie completes KNUST; shares photos with mates. Source: Instagram/Gyakie
Source: Instagram

The singer appeared to be posing with some of her coursemates to capture lasting memories she can look back on.

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It appeared the duo went to defend their project work and had aced the defence in style.

Gyakie is believed to have pursued a course in Business Administration and managed to go through the programme successfully despite gaining popularity.

The Need Me singer gained massive attention and prominence in the music industry after she dropped her songs.

Her song, Forever, gained massive airplay and went international in a number of weeks.

Following the huge achievement with her hit song, she hopped on a remix of the song with Omah Lay, which also was put on replay everywhere.

Gyakie is one of the few Ghanaian musicians to have been juggling their career along with their education.

The singer is the daughter of legendary Ghanaian musician, Nana Acheampong.

After congratulating the singer on her successful completion of university education, entertainment pundit, Arnold Elavanyo Mensah had a few words to share.

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According to the Zylofon FM presenter, Gyakie has managed to pull off the impossible by perfectly balancing school work with a daunting music career.

According to him, many people find it difficult to multitask and end up focusing on one at the detriment of the others.

"Gyakie has done a phenomenal job by being able to juggle school life the life of a celebrity. It is normally not easy for someone to get a taste of fame and go back to live a 'normal life because fame overrides everything even including how one relates to family.
Now, GYakie has managed to kill two birds with one stone and can now boldly call herself a university graduate and a top-notch musician. Congratulations to her, I am very happy to see her winning," Arnold noted.

Speaking about Gyakie, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that Daniel Duncan Williams, the son of Archbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams, has opened his heart and poured out its content to the star singer.

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The pastor's son went gaga over one of Gyakie's photos and posted on his Twitter timeline while professing his love to her.

Gyakie, in the photo posted by Daniel Duncan Williams, was seen wearing a pink-coloured outfit as she posed inside what looked like a room.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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