ONE.org has launched one of the continent’s largest musical collaborations titled which saw the release of a song titled, ‘Cocoa na Chocolate’. This was launched in support of a new campaign to boost investments in Africa in the area of agriculture. Nineteen top recording artistes from across Africa included D’Banj and Femi Kuti from Nigeria, Fally Ipupa from DR Congo, Tiken Jah Fakoly from Cote d’Ivoire, Juliani from Kenya and Judith Sephuma from South Africa came to help rebrand agriculture by telling the African youth that their future lies literally beneath their feet and in their hands.
Concerning the song, D’banj said, “As African musicians, agriculture is the single most important cause we could champion together and I am proud to say we are doing it with one voice. Through this song, we are calling on youths to go online and join ONE.org, to get more involved in agriculture, and to ask our governments to step up and improve agricultural investments, so that the youths can have a better chance of succeeding in it.
The song was co-produced by Cobhams Asuquo and DeeVee of DB Records while Godfather Productions directed the video. The song and music video were recorded and shot over three days in Johannesburg, South Africa.
As December rolls in, bringing with it the festive spirit, popular Nigerian comedian Forever is set to make this Christmas season even merrier. Fans and new viewers are in for a treat as Forever’s acclaimed 2022 comedy special, “CHANGED WORLD,” premieres on DSTV channel 198 tonight at 5:30 PM. Read more about Entertainment The … Continue reading Forever Ushers in the Festive Season with “CHANGED WORLD” Premiere on DSTV
Thinking about diving into Africa’s biggest entertainment market? You’re onto something exciting! The Nigerian media and entertainment sector is booming, with Nollywood movies, Afrobeats music, and digital content taking the world by storm. Let’s walk through ten practical tips that will help you succeed in this vibrant market. Read more about Business Build Strong … Continue reading Doing Business in the Nigerian Media and Entertainment Sector
Your honeymoon is one of the most exciting times in your life—a chance to relax, unwind, and celebrate your new marriage. But let’s be honest, weddings can be expensive, and not everyone has a huge budget left over for the honeymoon. In this article, I share some tips on how you can plan your … Continue reading How to Plan Your Honeymoon on a Budget
On September 21st, 2024, Mammy Nest will host the inaugural Moms Conference and Exhibition at the NECA House Event Centre, Alausa, Ikeja. This groundbreaking event, aimed at empowering mothers to balance motherhood with their personal and career goals, is set to welcome 350-500 attendees. With a focus on personal development and career advancement, this … Continue reading Meet the Speakers at the Mammy Nest Moms Conference and Exhibition
ONE.org has launched one of the continent’s largest musical collaborations titled which saw the release of a song titled, ‘Cocoa na Chocolate’. This was launched in support of a new campaign to boost investments in Africa in the area of agriculture. Nineteen top recording artistes from across Africa included D’Banj and Femi Kuti from Nigeria, Fally Ipupa from DR Congo, Tiken Jah Fakoly from Cote d’Ivoire, Juliani from Kenya and Judith Sephuma from South Africa came to help rebrand agriculture by telling the African youth that their future lies literally beneath their feet and in their hands.
Concerning the song, D’banj said, “As African musicians, agriculture is the single most important cause we could champion together and I am proud to say we are doing it with one voice. Through this song, we are calling on youths to go online and join ONE.org, to get more involved in agriculture, and to ask our governments to step up and improve agricultural investments, so that the youths can have a better chance of succeeding in it.
The song was co-produced by Cobhams Asuquo and DeeVee of DB Records while Godfather Productions directed the video. The song and music video were recorded and shot over three days in Johannesburg, South Africa.
