Nigerian singer, songwriter and actress dates Music Crossroads Malawi in Lilongwe today in her maiden visit that will also see her engaged in a number of undertakings in the country.
Copyright Fund Manager Blessings Botha confirmed Tuesday saying her assignment at Music Crossroads Malawi is courtesy of Copyright Fund in collaboration with United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Malawi Gaming and Lotteries Authority (Magla).
“We are excited and looking forward to these activities that will be beneficial to the creative sector particularly womenfolk,” Botha said.
Music Crossroads Malawi Director Mathews Mfune said they were looking forward to the interaction with the gender-based violence champion.
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“As the ambassador for gender-based violence, she will visit us as a creative organisation, this is an open programme. The women creatives are looking forward to an inspirational talk on her journey in music as well as question and answer sessions,” she said.
During the session, Mfune said The Daughters Band; an all-female group will also share their music.
Born Tiwatope Omolara Savage, the Nigerian musician’s sounds are a blend of afrobeats, R&B, afro pop, pop and hip-hop.
Her contributions to Nigerian and African music have earned her several recognitions.
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Her debut album Once Upon A Time which was released in 2013 was nominated for Best Album of the Year at the 2014 Nigerian Entertainment Awards before she dropped a number of singles including ‘Kele Kele Love’.
