''In a timely response to the global call for the release of the abducted Chibok girls and the restoration of peace in Nigeria, galaxy of stars under the umbrella of 2face Idibia's Million Voices for Peace (MVP) project have recorded a song to articulate their call for peace and unity and raise funds to support the work of the Nigerian Red Cross. MVP on this song features 2face Idibia, Precision Productions (Trinidad & Tobago), Samini (Ghana), K-Slim, PKD, Squadee (Ghana), Spyke, Sound Sultan, Essence, Righteousman, Joe El, Ferre Galo (DRC) and Machel Montano (Trinidad & Tobago). Idibia, speaking from France stated thus: "The call for the safe return of the Chibok Girls and real work towards peace building must be sustained. This is just another step in the journey towards the promotion of peace and unity in our nation and the world.''
''From the stable of micworx and camworx films / loud ent. comes @tunexbeatz and @kemikazymuchake as they lend their voice and prayers to the victims and parents of the chibok kidnapping as Nigerians and the world over anxiously await their safe release. one again our hearts go out to them and continuously encourage their bravery.''
GrandSUN (of Tha Faculty) returns with a heartfelt song about the current and sad situation Nigeria faces at the moment, titled ''What are We Fightin' For (WWF4 ).'' Laced with the chords of the bass guitar GrandSUN goes hard with his lyrics and puts out experiences every Nigerian can relate to directly or indirectly.
The question this single ask is a food for thought everyone needs to consider and make amends. #BringBackOurGirls
''The song is about a man's love interest for a woman, who she kept waiting, due to her past bad relationship.....so to trust again, she needs more time to really know him. (#BringBackOurGirls) Naija stand up!!!!!!!''
“On the backdrop of the growing insurgency plaguing Nigeria in recent years, and the ongoing international grief centered around the abduction of over 200 girls from their schools in Chibok, Borno State Nigeria, Ice Prince has released a new song “Tears For Naija” inspired by the events. As a young man who grew up in Jos, Nigeria, Ice Prince says he has seen what war, strife, and insecurity can do to the minds and emotions of people. ‘I wish there was more to be done, but now I can only offer prayers and support to the families of all those who have been affected by the acts of terrorism and ethnic violence.‘ Audu Maikori, CEO of Chocolate City Group said, ‘We realized that this was an emotional project for Ice Prince, an orphan who has himself lost friends and loved ones to violence in the Nigeria and totally support it‘.”
''On April 15th, 2014 over 200 school girls were abducted from their school in Chibok, Borno State. The whole world is swirling with questions and though our hearts are heavy, we stand in solidarity with their families to say #BringBackOurGirls!!!''
''The history books will remember
how a group of girls the size of a small tribe vanished
like a twisted kind of hide and seek
how we began our counting a little late
imagined them giggling in their hiding places
like the games we play when we were just little girls
when we were sure that somebody would always find us
''Art is a reflection of the times…” Adding his voice to the thousands of voices speaking out against the tragedy of the kidnapped girls in Chibok, Borno state, Nigeria . Talented music producer Kid Konnect presents a mashup of Patience Jonathon’s popular lament. Produced by Kid Konnect Visuals by @ShotbyShakes.''
