Mophty, a fast-rising artist, recently revealed that instead of becoming a mathematics teacher after graduating from the University of Education, Winneba, he wants to pursue music full-time. With successful features on songs like “Case remix” and “Tomorrow,” Mophty is determined to make a name for himself in the music industry. Mixing his passion for music with his mathematics background might be the key to his success. In an interview with Amansan Krakye from Cape Coast’s Property FM, Mophty shared his aspirations.
“Going to the University of Education, Winneba was to combine my music career with tertiary education and if, by the grace of God, I succeed with music, fine, if not then I’ll go into teaching.
That was the initial idea that I had from the onset but through God’s divine grace I took the risk that whichever goes well that’s where I’ll follow”.
“Right now going into the classrom to teach Mathematics will be very difficult for me looking at the challenging nature of doing music.
“People expect you to always do great songs which call for creativity so I can’t combine that with teaching because I’ve chosen to do music full-time after graduating”. He said
The singer firmly believes that music is their true calling and is now ready to fully dedicate themselves to pursuing a career in music.
