Ras Patua’s “Make Money” Takes the Spotlight: Most Popular Song of the Year at Ghana School of Surveying and Mapping SRC Dinner and Awards Night
The Ghana School of Surveying and Mapping recently played host to a night of grandeur, as its inaugural SRC Dinner and Awards Night set the stage for a celebration like no other. Among the stars that glittered that evening, one name shone the brightest – Ras Patua, whose chart-topping anthem, “Make Money,” was crowned the “Most Popular Song of the Year.”
This victory isn’t just about music; it’s about a journey of ambition, determination, and unwavering dedication. Ras Patua’s lyrical genius and captivating melodies have taken the campus by storm, earning him the title of the undisputed favorite among students and staff alike. The infectious beats and thought-provoking lyrics resonate with the dreams and aspirations of the entire school community, as well as his home region.
But this triumph goes beyond the walls of the Ghana School of Surveying and Mapping; it’s a testament to the power of music to inspire greatness. “Make Money” is not just a song; it’s an anthem of hope and ambition. Ras Patua’s music has transcended boundaries, uniting people from all walks of life. Winning the “Most Popular Song of the Year” award is only the beginning of what promises to be a remarkable career for this rising star.
The Ghana School of Surveying and Mapping SRC Dinner and Awards Night wasn’t solely about honoring Ras Patua; it was also a showcase of the remarkable talent within the institution. It serves as a reminder that when students are given the platform and support, they can achieve extraordinary things in various fields, including music.
As we celebrate Ras Patua’s incredible achievement, let’s also celebrate the profound impact of music. “Make Money” is more than just a song; it’s a symbol of hope, ambition, and the relentless pursuit of success. Congratulations to Ras Patua on winning the “Most Popular Song of the Year” at the Ghana School of Surveying and Mapping SRC Dinner and Awards Night. We eagerly await what the future holds for this gifted artist and look forward to more music that touches our hearts and souls.
In the words of Ras Patua, “Let’s make money and make our dreams come true!”
