“Teachers Were More Interested in Power Than Knowledge’ – Wanlov Kubolor

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“Teachers Were More Interested in Power Than Knowledge’ – Wanlov Kubolor
Wanlov Kubolor
Renowned musician and social activist Wanlov Kubolor has opened up about his experiences at Adisadel College, highlighting what he describes as a troubling culture in Ghanaian schools. In a recent interview with broadcaster Kafui Dey, Wanlov stated. 

“My teachers in ADISCO were more interested in showing power and inflicting harm more than imparting knowledge.”
His words shed light on a system where authority and strict discipline often overshadow the core purpose of education.

By speaking candidly about his school experience, Wanlov Kubolor adds his voice to ongoing conversations about reforming educational culture in Ghana.


Wanlov Kubolor who’s known for advocacy for freedom, creativity and social change. Wanlov Kubolor  ‘s music is a blend of Afrobeat, reggae and hip-hop, Wanlov uses his music to challenge social norms, question authority and celebrate Ghanaian culture.

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