Okyeame Kwame’s ‘No Competition’ featured in semester exams for UNIMAC-IJ students
Hiplife legend Okyeame Kwame’s music video for “No Competition,” which features Kuami Eugene, received significant academic recognition due to its inclusion in the University of Media Arts and Communication-Institute of Journalism (UniMAC-IJ) end-of-semester exams.
This semester, the video was included in the study materials for the African Anthropology class, emphasizing its role in presenting African cultural values to the world.
The assignment given to the African Anthropology class was to examine how the music video maintains and represents African heritage in the face modern influences.
This academic integration underscores Okyeame Kwame’s significant impact on both contemporary media and cultural education.
Expressing his joy and appreciation, the celebrated rapper took to social media to share his excitement about being part of the academic curriculum.
In his post, Okyeame Kwame praised UniMAC- IJ for incorporating his work into their studies, celebrating the opportunity to contribute to cultural education through his artistry.
The inclusion of “No Competition” in academic assessments not only celebrates Okyeame Kwame’s contributions but also demonstrates the relevance of his music in scholarly discourse.
