'I was in army for 13 years' - Sugar Ranking on absence from music scene
Sugar Ranking The Rabbi explained his prolonged absence from the music scene, revealing he spent the last 13 years serving in the Ghana Armed Forces. He stated, "I served for 13 years. I'm out now, and I went back for my microphone because that's what I do best." He put his music career on hold after joining the military, where he rose to become a commissioned officer. Regulations of the Ghana Armed Forces at the time did not permit serving military officers to perform publicly as musicians.
Sugar Ranking said choosing the military over music was an easy decision and he has no regrets about exchanging the microphone for a military uniform. He continued writing songs and refining his craft during his service. Having completed 13 years of service, he has now exited the military and is focused on rebuilding his music career. He is determined to use his experience to guide and mentor emerging talents and create songs that inspire and positively impact society.
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Ghanaian reggae and dancehall artiste Sugar Ranking has addressed his long absence from the music scene. His explanation sheds light on the
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