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  Douglas Jack Agu (born 19 August 1989), better known by his stage name Runtown, is a Nigerian singer, songwriter and producer. Origin: Enugu State, ‎Nigeria‎ Labels: Soundgod Music Group Years active: 2010–present Occupation(s): Singer, songwriter, producer Is out with a new album tittled :SIGNS With a 13 tracklist. 1.Signs 2.Sinnerman 3.Things I know 4.High Spirit 5.O fe pa mi 6.All about you 7.Fences 8.Dangerous Heart 9.Under Pressure 10.Kini Issue 11.Propaganda 12.Hella Sacrifice 13,Mic check You can get a copy of the album from Runtown (@iRuntown) · Twitter https://twitter.com/iRuntown Download Here

  ADVOCACY DEMAND EQUITY #16Days: 5 Important Actions You Can Take to Help End Gender-Based Violence Enough is enough, let’s band together to end gender-based violence. A person holds a sign near the Parliament during a march to reflect on the murder of 33 year old marketing executive, Sarah Everard, in London, March 15, 2021. | A person holds a sign near the Parliament during a march to reflect on the murder of 33 year old marketing executive, Sarah Everard, in London, March 15, 2021.  |  Matt Dunham/AP By   Khanyi Mlaba November 24, 2022 Every year we write something similar to the article you’re about to read; and every year we hope that one day soon we’ll wake up in a universe where gender-based violence doesn’t exist.  Yet here we are still in a world where  gender-based violence (GBV)  and  femicide  sit heavily on the backs of those who identify as women and girls. And it’s fair to say that we’ve had enough. Usually when you click on an article like this, it kicks off with figur

Lord Make :A song by ICY Overview of ICY – Lord Make ICY the founder of Steel Town Records is a promising artiste, rapper and lyricist in the Nigerian Hip-Hop music scene. He comes through with a brand new record dubbed " Lord Make " as he addresses the Hip-Hop community. The record was produced by talented music producer,  Jaybeatz . Check it out below! AUDIO DOWNLOAD  

 Villian I never was Album by Ghanaian Artist Black Sherif Mohammed Ismail Sharrif populary known as Black Sherif is a Ghanaian musician and performer from Konongo. He gained mainstream acclaim with his street anthem "Second Sermon" released in July 2021. Born: January 9, 2002 (age 20 years),  Konongo, Ghana Villian I never was Songs include https://audiomack.com/black-sherif/song/oil-in-my-head Other track #1 Homeless Song #2 Kwakiutl the traveler #3 konongo Zongo #4 Oil in my head  #5 WasteMan #6 Soja #7 45 https://audiomack.com/black-sherif/song/oil-in-my-head T

  Why We Should Act NOW Before Famine Is Declared in the Horn of Africa Millions of people in the Horn of Africa are food-insecure and on the brink of starvation. Digaale displaced persons camp outside Hargeisa, Somaliland.  |  Chris Kindler for Alight By Jocelyn Wyatt, CEO of Alight, and Adan Adar, Horn of Africa Director at Alight Alight is a humanitarian aid and disaster relief organization working to provide health care, clean water, shelter, protection, and economic opportunity for displaced people in 19 countries around the world. The Horn of Africa is on the brink of famine due to a kaleidoscope of local and global forces — ballooning inflation, climate change, COVID-19, supply chain disruptions, active armed conflicts, and political instability have all played a role. But the biggest factor is the ongoing drought, which is the most severe drought to stymie the region in over 40 years. Several failed rainy seasons in Eastern and Central Africa have led to dwindled harvests. An e

  These organizations are helping to end extreme poverty NOW. Influential leaders, the world’s greatest artists, and activists will unite  on Sept. 24  for  Global Citizen Festival 2022 .  This year’s global campaign — which will feature events held in  New York City’s Central Park  and  Accra’s Black Star Square  — aims to achieve an ambitious policy agenda focused on empowering girls and women, taking climate action, breaking systemic barriers, and lifting up activists and advocates. Global Citizen Festival would not be possible without the generous support of world leaders like President of the  European Commission  Ursula von der Leyen and Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Mottley, or superstars like Metallica, Jonas Brothers, Mariah Carey, Stormzy, and SZA — all of whom will join us on our festival stages this year. There’s another cohort, however, that does an unbelievable amount of work around the world — our global campaign policy partners, which focus on key campaign areas such a