Popular Nigerian singer, Patrick Nnaemeka Okorie, better known as Patoranking, has opened up about why he could not have his tertiary education in Ghana.

Patoranking, during an interview on Hitz FM, revealed he gained admission to the University of Cape Coast but could not proceed because the fees for international students like himself were paid in dollars at that time.

“Back then at the University of Cape Coast, international students were charged in dollars,” Patoranking said.

What Patoranking's father told him

The singer who said he was excited about the admission got a different response from his father when he broke the news to him via a phone call.

Patoranking said his father’s response was not what he expected, as he said he couldn’t afford it. According to the singer, his father said: “My son, I know this is what you want to further your education at UCC, but you have siblings. It will be nice to have them have a taste of secondary education.”

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(Patoranking said his father’s response was not what he expected, as he said he couldn’t afford it. According to the singer, his father said: “My son, I know this is what you want to further your education at UCC, but you have siblings. It will be nice to have them have a taste of secondary education.”)


This is father respond gives him the best in Life

Still waiting when africans will be paying for tuition fee in Canada, UK and other western world in our local currencies after we will cry our money don't have value.