Award-winning Ghanaian rapper King Paluta has received national recognition after his hit song ‘Aseda’ was featured in the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
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The popular track, by Thomas Adjei Wireko, appeared in Section B of the Music and Creative Arts paper. Question 4(c) asked students to name two significant social issues addressed in the song Aseda.
This inclusion signals the increasing relevance of Ghanaian music in educational settings and highlights the role of musicians in shaping societal values.
Fans and education advocates alike have praised the move, noting that Paluta’s music goes beyond entertainment, it inspires, educates, and comments on real social issues. The moment underscores the growing cultural influence of contemporary Ghanaian artists.
The BECE concluded on Wednesday, June 18, with candidates writing the final paper in Arabic. The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) expressed satisfaction with the overall conduct of the exams, despite a few logistical challenges across the country.
Paluta’s feature in a national exam has sparked online celebrations among fans, who see it as a testament to how music can influence young minds and contribute positively to society.
