Black Sherif makes waves as BECE features him as a music icon in question
In a groundbreaking move, Ghanaian musician Black Sherif has been included in the Creative Arts and Design subject of the 2024 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
The exam question, 5(c) in Section B, asks students to write brief notes on one of three composers, including Black Sherif, focusing on their hometown, genre, a notable work, and contribution to society.
“Write short notes on any of the following composers; focusing on his hometown, genre of work, one example of his works and contribution to society.
(i) Ephraim Amu
(ii) Agya Koo Nimo
(iii) Black Sherif”
Mohammed Ismail Sherif Kwaku Frimpong, known professionally as Black Sherif, is a talented Ghanaian singer, songwriter, and rapper making waves in the music industry. B
orn on January 9, 2002, in Konongo, Ghana, Black Sherif has quickly become a household name in West Africa and beyond.
With a unique blend of highlife, hiplife, and afrobeats, Black Sherif’s music has captured the hearts of fans across the continent. His debut single “Money” was released in 2020, but it was his hit song “First Sermon” in 2021 that brought him widespread recognition.
Black Sherif’s debut album “The Villain I Never Was” was released in 2022 to critical acclaim, featuring hit tracks like “Kwaku the Traveller”.
His music has been featured on international platforms, including the soundtrack for the FIFA 23 video game.
The young artist has been nominated for several awards, including the prestigious BET Awards and the Ghana Music Awards. With his inspiring story and talented performances, Black Sherif is a rising star to watch in the music industry.
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