Ghanaian-Romanian musician, Wanlov the Kubolor, has drawn a striking comparison between Ghanaian boarding schools and American prisons, stating that his experience at Adisadel College made life behind bars in the United States feel “like a hotel.”
Speaking on Prime Morning’s Throwback Thursday segment, Wanlov revealed that the strict and often harsh conditions he faced in senior high school unexpectedly prepared him for life in prison abroad.
“When I went to prison in America, I felt like I was in a hotel because of the kind of hustling I had gone through at Adisadel,” he said, adding that the food and treatment at the school were far worse than what he encountered behind bars.
