Ghanaian dancehall artist Stonebwoy has expressed frustration over allegations that his GIMPA (Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration) certificate was obtained through improper means.In a recent interview with GTV's Kafui Dey, Stonebwoy addressed the accusations, dismissing them as the result of a "daft mentality."

He highlighted the stringent measures at GIMPA, including surveillance cameras in exam rooms, which make cheating virtually impossible.

"I want to address these naysayers because sometimes their noise drowns out the truth. There are cameras in the exam halls, which shows how difficult it is to cheat. You have to study; you can't beat the system," he said.

Stonebwoy emphasized that success at the institution requires genuine effort and study.

The musician also took aim at those perpetuating these claims, accusing them of undermining his achievements with negativity.

"Ahwenepa nkasa [‘quality beads’ don't make much noise], but when we stay silent for too long, it allows foolishness to prevail. Claiming GIMPA gifted me the certificate, what poverty-stricken mentality is that? What kind of failure mentality is that?" he asked.

Stonebwoy further elaborated that he had to attend evening classes to accommodate his busy schedule.

"I had to attend evening classes because the morning option didn't fit my schedule. It's not easy, there are even cameras in the exam hall, let nobody lie to anyone," he stated.

He reassured listeners that the rigorous examination environment, including surveillance, ensured the integrity of his academic accomplishments.