Sarkodie (Credit: Instagram - @sarkodie)
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One of Ghana’s favourite rappers, Sarkodie, is set to release his autobiography titled 'The Highest'.
The book is named after his fourth studio album Highest released on September 8, 2017. The 19 track album had himself and his daughter Titi as cover.
The book The Highest is expected to be a tell-it-all - opening readers to his journey as a person and his road to success.
Taking to his social media pages, Sarkodie shared a cover of the book.
“About that time! My first book “The Highest” will b OUT SOON,” he wrote.
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