Tuesday, 27 November 2012
GREAT NATION AT NOKIA ASHA UNVEILING
Monday, 26 November 2012
WORLD PREMATURITY DAY : 2FACE WALK FOR LOVE IN GHANA
To mark
the World Prematurity Day, 2face joined other celebrities to walk for love in Ghana to lend a
helping hand to creating awareness
of prematurity and its effects and to honour the babies born too
early.
The two
hour 7km annual charity
walk, tagged ‘Walk for Love to save a life’ was organised by LittleBigSouls (LBS)
of Ghana as part of the activities to mark the Day.
As LBS’s
international celebrity ambassador, 2face showed his total support by full
participation in the Walk that attracted representation from government,
hospitals, nursing associations, organisations and families of premature.
Speaking on his participation in the
historic walk, 2face said it is an honour to have the opportunity to make the
little contributions that sometimes make a huge impact in the life of others.
“I had a great time in Accra and the
"walk-out" was quite rewarding and a lot of fun. I call on everyone, individuals,
corporate organizations and government agencies to support the cause. There's
so much to do and there's a lot every person can do,” he said.
Having walked through principal
streets of Accra, the Now Muzik managed artiste and the others ended up at
Cleaver House for a picnic and fun day.
2face was joined by other
celebrities like Prince Mydas, Prince David Osei, Martha Ankomah, Virna Michel,
Jazz singer Ofie Kodjoe, Efe Omorogbe of Now Muzik and Nigerian actor David
Daniels.
LittleBigSouls,
the first premature baby charity in Africa, is a non-profit organisation
committed to the care and survival of premature babies born in Africa. It is a
founding member of the Global Alliance on Prematurity in 2010.
TIMI DAKOLO EXCITES KENYANS AT 'THE EVENING'
| Timi Dakolo performing with Kenyan songstress Dela |
Kenyans
were thrilled beyond expectation last Saturday November 17 when one of Africa’s
amazing singers; Timi Dakolo gave a wonderful performance on the stage of a
concert tagged The Evening at the
Safari Park Hotel.
The
concert, a production of Opa Williams, was organized to raise funds for people
living with disabilities and it also featured Ali Baba from Nigeria, who
provided comic relief.
The audience was treated to performances by
Chris Bittok, Safaricom Choir, Suzzana Owiyo and Scott the Violinist amongst
others before Timi Dakolo took the stage.
The
Now Muzik managed artiste rendered a spectacular performance of his hit songs, ‘Heaven’ with Eddie King and ‘Is It Over’ with Dela.
The soulful singer has been involved in a number
of charity work and just recently participated in raising hope for flood
victims in Nigeria at the fund raising dinner put together by the presidential
committee of flood relief and rehabilitation
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