Audio By Carbonatix
Singer Mr Eazi has fulfilled his pledge to provide educational grants to deserving students at C.K. Tedam University of Technology and Applied Sciences (CKT-UTAS) in Navrongo in the Upper East Region.
The scholarship fund in its first year has now supported a total of 282 students, providing full and in some cases partial scholarships.
The news of Mr Eazi'sgenerous contribution was confirmed in a letter from Dr V. A. Ankamah-Lomotey, the Registrar at the school.
His letter expressed appreciation for Mr Eazi's dedication to promoting higher education and improving economic mobility in the region.

Speaking on the scholarship fund, Mr Eazi reaffirmed his goal of funding 1000 students through higher education.
He believes that education is the backbone of regional transformation and a strong springboard for not only upward economic mobility but social mobility as well.
Mr Eazi's contribution to CKT-UTAS has made a significant impact on the lives of the beneficiaries, many of whom may not have had the financial means to pursue higher education.
His philanthropy serves as an inspiration to others to invest in education and create opportunities for the next generation.
Latest Stories
-
Central Regional Minister urges use of religious platforms to change environmental, sanitation practices
4 minutes -
Henry Kweku Banning
5 minutes -
Execution of US murderer Christa Pike halted an hour before it was due to happen
7 minutes -
GoldBod generates US$1.87bn in FX in September, exceeds monthly target
10 minutes -
SOE comments controversy: ‘We must never abandon our humanity because of judicial office’ – CJ
20 minutes -
Samuel Kojo Brace declares intention to contest NPP parliamentary primary in Ahanta West
21 minutes -
Dr Apaak calls for evidence-based education response to emergencies
25 minutes -
Pilot may have sought to crash Israel-bound flight after stabbing other pilot, Netanyahu says
29 minutes -
Report flags potential money laundering, terrorist financing risks among Ghana’s NGOs
30 minutes -
Breast Cancer Awareness Month launched: 2,695 women die from breast cancer annually — Dr Ann-Dadzie
37 minutes -
Mahama’s proposed airline looks to South America, Caribbean as Ghana confronts mounting drug trafficking cases
53 minutes -
5% progress on Suame Interchange Phase One inadequate – Roads Minister tasks contractor to speed up work
55 minutes -
Photos: Vice President joins GAAS Awards to celebrate outstanding women leaders
56 minutes -
OSP vs Ken Ofori-Atta, SML and others: Court gives OSP four more weeks to serve Ofori-Atta with summons
58 minutes -
High Commission sends caution to Ghanaians in South Africa ahead of planned protests
1 hour