Shatta Wale entertains tens of thousands of people at the Uniland Festival on the UCC Campus.

On Saturday, July 22, the University of Cape Coast (UCC) came alive with an electrifying performance by the African dancehall King, Shatta Wale. The renowned Ghanaian artist put on a massive show, leaving thousands of fans jumping around and chanting his name in unison. The event, organized by Uniland, was not only a showcase of musical talent but also an avenue to promote youth empowerment, creativity, and cultural exchange.

Uniland, an initiative dedicated to providing opportunities for students to explore university life, network with peers and staff, make new friends, and have a fun-filled experience, played the perfect host to Shatta Wale's unforgettable performance. The festival aims to create a platform for young African talent to amplify their voices on a global scale. It also seeks to promote tourism, trade, and investment in the Ghanaian youth market and beyond while fostering stronger connections among the Ghanaian diaspora communities in Africa.

With a vision to mainstream true afrobeat, hip hop, R&B, dancehall, Amapiano, electric music, and various other genres as a universal language of celebration, Uniland is on a mission to create a strong network of students in universities and tertiary institutions worldwide.



Shatta Wale's performance was more than just entertainment; it embodied the spirit of African creativity and talent. The award-winning artist not only captivated the audience with his mesmerizing music but also inspired the youth to embrace their potential and pursue their dreams relentlessly.



The Uniland festival provides a significant platform for young artists like Shatta Wale to showcase their skills and gain exposure. By bringing together the best African creatives and forging networks among tertiary education and markets, Uniland contributes to nurturing and empowering the youth of Africa.

One of the festival's primary objectives is to celebrate African music as a powerful force that transcends borders and connects people from all walks of life. Music has always been a unifying force, and Uniland recognizes its potential to bring people together, regardless of their backgrounds or cultures.

Moreover, Uniland's emphasis on promoting tourism, trade, and investment is a testament to its commitment to fostering economic growth and development among the Ghanaian youth and the continent at large. By creating an atmosphere conducive to reconnecting and strengthening Ghanaian diaspora communities, Uniland fosters a sense of unity and belonging.

Following the resounding success of Shatta Wale's performance at UCC, the dancehall musician is set to continue his tour to other universities, including Koforidua Technical University, Accra Technical University, and several other tertiary schools. These shows promise to be more than just entertainment; they will be a celebration of African talent and an inspiration for the next generation of creatives.

In conclusion, the Uniland Festival serves as a beacon of hope for young African artists, offering them a stage to shine and be recognized on an international level. With its mission to promote creativity, youth empowerment, and cultural exchange, Uniland contributes to the growth and prosperity of the Ghanaian youth market and beyond. As Shatta Wale's tour continues to captivate audiences across universities and tertiary institutions, it is evident that the festival's impact will extend far beyond the stage, leaving a lasting legacy of unity, talent, and the power of music as a universal language.