"As Long As I Live, I'll Help The Underprivileged"

joan

October 20, 2014 2:49 PM

The Nigerian/Ghanaian singer is set to hold the '#SingForLove" Concert in Ghana Oct. 24 to raise funds for Orphans

Nigerian/Ghanaian singer Miz Gold says underprivileged children around the world are to be catered for especially by celebrities and the rich people.

The "I Love The Way" hit-maker who is ready to host top music stars and celebrities including famous VJ Denrele Edun in Ghana on October 24 for the '#SingForLove' concert, is determined to raise funds for the less privileged children in Ghana, then Africa and probably the rest of the world later.

"Ghana is part of the world," Gold spoke of why she's starting there to . "There are children who need help everywhere but we are starting from here first then next year, it will be Nigeria and Ghana and the world will come later by the Grace of God."

The singer who lost her Nigerian military father years ago, says she was opportuned to have been raised privileged enough to now want to help others. As a result, she's calling on her fellow colleagues to do the same.

"I am calling on other celebrities and rich people out there to please reach out to children with no parents, no education, no school items, no clothes, no water... It doesn't matter where you are from or what you've been thought to do... it's about someone helpless who needs you right now."

As for the reason why she's putting up a massive concert as a help plan for the needy, Gold said:

"I have always wanted to help other people since I was a child. Now we are dealing with the orphans in the first edition. Scholarships will be the 2nd... and as long as i live, I will love to give back to the less privileged."

Miz Gold's #SingForLove concert comes up at the Aviation Social Centre Accra, Ghana on Friday, October 24. Show will be hosted by Denrele and features superstars like Jupita, Hama Rap, Danso Abiam, Asa Kalifa, Gasmila, Kobi Rana and many more...

joan