Pzeefire, Medikal Among Others Who Brought Big Vibes to Cape Coast Tech During WatsUp On Campus Tour

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Afro-fusion artist David Ayuba known in showbiz as Pzeefire performed for the first time over the weekend since the release of his new single, “Can’t Sleep.” A vibrant crowd filled the venue, ready to party all night, and they had an amazing time when Pzeefire took the stage.

A packed and energetic crowd at Cape Coast Technical University was more than ready to party, and they got their money’s worth when Pzeefire hit the stage.

He opened with his latest track, # “Can’t Sleep,” followed it up with a blazing #Freestyle, and then thrilled the audience with #Nobody — a certified DJ favourite.

He closed with the fan-favorite #DRINK, which instantly turned into the jam of the night, especially for the hardcore chillers in the crowd.

Medikal, the headline act, took things to another level with a high-energy performance that had the whole venue rocking. His stage presence, hit tracks, and connection with the students proved once again why he’s a fan favourite.


The WatsUp On Campus Tour, organized by WatsUp TV and Agency, is currently making waves across Ghana. So far, the tour has successfully hit Greater Accra, Volta Region, and Central Region. Next stop: the Brong Ahafo Region—and trust us, you don’t want to miss it!


See you on the flip side with Pzeefire!


Watch the video here:https://youtu.be/j3OUET-dpbg?si=7UvJh_ka517dt20p

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