PHOTOS: Blakk Rasta teaches in University of Missouri, 27 lectures a week

Multiple award-winning Ghanaian Roots Reggae musician, Blakk Rasta, begins 2017 on a very colourful note. He left London two weeks ago after a radio and TV launch of his sophomore album.

Announced last year about his new album “Kuchoko Revolution” and lectures in the USA, he has already granted several interviews in the U.K. including two appearances on BBC TV and Radio. Blakk Rasta has now began lectures at the University of Central Missouri, a public state university located in Warrensburg, Missouri, United States with a student population of 17,000.

In an interview Blakk Rasta granted to BeenieWords.com, he says “I do up to 27 lectures a week in World Religions, Afrikana Studies and Environmental Sciences. Today I taught Introduction to World Religions and African Traditional Religion and my students loved the energy and style.”

His new album #KuchokoRevolution launches on January 28, 2017 on the university campus supported by the school’s ABC gospel group and Music department together. It is a well-crafted album with live production sets that cuts across Afro Roots, Reggae, Dancehall, Soca & Calypso produced in Ghana by Zapp Mallet, Wazumbi and Kaywa. This new album is expected to shoot Blakk Rasta to higher heights and also push him into a Grammy bid!

Below are some exclusive images of Blakk Rasta (born Abubakar Ahmed) during lectures earlier yesterday.

(Story: Elorm Beenie)

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