2face, Omoni Oboli, Majid Michel, Fally Ipupa, others endorse Juliet Ibrahim's Kidney-Cancer Foundation (Photos)

The Juliet Ibrahim Foundation (JIF) has received massive support from top notch celebrities like 2face Idibia, Omoni Oboli, Majid Michel, Kcee, Fally Ipupa, Eddie Kenzo and many more.

The nonprofit, nonpartisan organization was set up to create awareness on kidney cancer and providing necessary interventions to ensure a society free of such issues in Ghana and Africa at large. The foundation also aims at educating people that kidney cancer and other kidney-related ailments are preventable.

JIF helps raise funds for people living with kidney diseases and suffering from kidney failures, for transplant as well as patients’ dialysis treatments.

1. The long term goal of JIF is to build a state of the art kidney center for a better management of people with renal/kidney diseases.

2. To sensitize and educate people on cancers and its effects on the Ghanaian society.

3. To provide funds and necessary assistance to people with kidney diseases but cannot afford its management.

4. To collate funds to support hospitals and medical centers that manages

kidney diseases.

5. To serve as an advocate organization for awareness creation, education

and promoting healthy life styles to avoid kidney diseases.

D'banj, Femi Kuti, 17 others collaborate on 'ONE' track

19 of Africa’s hottest artistes are working on an exciting music project for one.org‘s the DO AGRIC campaign. The artistes are coming together to rebrand agriculture and tell African youths that their future is literally beneath their feet. They will be using their voices to inspire action and tell political leaders that the time has come to adopt better agricultural policies that will boost productivity, increase incomes, and help lift millions of Africans out of extreme poverty.
The song which has been titled ‘Cocoa ‘na Chocolate’ was co-produced by Cobhams Asuquo and DeeVee of DB Records and directed by Asuquo / Godfather Productions. ONE and some of the artistes will be in Lagos to launch the song across radio networks around the continent. The music video will be launched on 3 April 2014.
Participating artistes include;
((1) A.Y. (Tanzania)
(2) Bufallo Souljah (Zimbabwe)
(3) Dama Do Bling (Mozambique)
(4) D’Banj (Nigeria)
(5) Diamond (Tanzania)
(6) Dontom (Nigeria)
(7) Fally Ipupa (DRC)
(8) Femi Kuti (Nigeria)
(9) Judith Sephuma (South Africa)
(10) Juliani (Kenya)
(11) Kunle Ayo (Nigeria)
(12) Vusi Nova (South Africa)
(13) Liz Ogumbo (Kenya)
(14) Nancy G (Swaziland)
(15) Omawumi (Nigeria)
(16) Rachid Taha (Algeria)
(17) Tiken Jah Fakoly (Coted’Ivoire)
(18) Wax Dey (Cameroon)
(19) Victoria Kimani (Kenya)
The song will be available as a free download from ONE.org/doagric<http://www.one.org/doagric> from Monday 31 March 2014. Visitors simply need to sign the DO AGRIC petition first.
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