Ghana Afro-pop artist Sista Afia has expressed an interest in returning to her nursing career once she reaches 40, after spending years in the music industry.

In a recent interview on Onua TV, the singer, who was a registered nurse in the UK before moving to Ghana to pursue her passion for music, shared that her nursing profession is currently on pause while she dedicates herself to her musical journey.

“Right now, I’m a full-time musician, and nursing is on hold. When I get to the age of 40, I’ll go back to nursing,” Sista Afia stated.

She humorously added, “It’s been a while since I stopped school; I’ve even forgotten how to spell ‘Chloroquine.’”

The singer, known for hits like "Jeje" and "Slay Queen," emphasized that while music is her primary focus at the moment, she remains open to returning to her nursing profession later in life.

Sista Afia initially pursued nursing studies at the Reverend John Teye Memorial Institute in Ghana before moving to the UK to advance her education.

She made her way back to Ghana in 2015 to follow her passion for music and has since emerged as one of the most prominent voices in the country's Afro-pop scene.