Fancy Gadam regrets not taking education seriously
Ghanaian musician Fancy Gadam reveals he regrets not completing JHS, sharing how working in the music industry helped him improve his English. Ghanaian musician Fancy Gadam has opened up about one decision from his past he would change if given the opportunity to start his life over. The Tamale-based musician revealed that he did not complete Junior […] The post Fancy Gadam regrets not taking…
Ghanaian musician Fancy Gadam has expressed regret over not completing his Junior High School (JHS) education. In an interview on Onua FM, the Tamale-based artist revealed that he would have taken his schooling more seriously if given a chance to start his life over again. Asked about what he would change if he could return to the beginning of his journey, Fancy Gadam stated, "I would have taken my education seriously because I didn’t even complete JHS."
Despite his lack of formal education, the ‘Total Cheat’ hitmaker has managed to develop his communication skills, especially in English. He attributes his proficiency to his constant interactions within the music industry, where he describes himself as a fast learner. Fancy Gadam, hailing from Tamale and representing the Northern Region, has built a successful music career despite not finishing his basic education.
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