Saturday, 17 January 2015

Ndedi Eyango Supports Artists Association Launched In Bamenda

    
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The music icon Ndedi Eyango was in Bamenda recently to lend support to the Association of Cameroon Female and Male Musicians of Intergrity, whose National President is Adeline Mbenkum. Here's how Cameroon Tribune reported it:
It was all about the way forward for musicians who have stated their preparedness to set records straight by putting the nation’s artistes on the path of virtues and values that take Cameroon forward in integrity. Around to share his 32-year-old experience with young musicians was ACAFEEMI’s Honorary President, Ndedi Eyango, who lamented the conflicts and confrontations that rock Cameroon’s music with musicians often at each other’s necks.
Ndedi Eyango saluted the birth of ACAFEEMI, which according to him, is expected to check distractions by artistes and encourage hard work. He challenged musicians to rise to expectations and use music to change society, raise kids and unite Cameroon. In the short and long of it; Ndedi Eyango inspires hope for the association with his long experience to share.
It is against this backdrop that the National President of ACAFEEMI, Adeline Mbenkum, said Ndedi Eyango and others who are role models for the association in developing entrepreneurial skills and progress in ethical values and probity, summed up in integrity. Adeline Mbenkum said ACAFEEMMI has a vision which can become a mission to instill sanity in the music sector as the foundation of joyous life.
ACAFEEMMI has lessons for musicians to avoid, not to compromise values. It took some five months for the association’s musicians to sacrifice and turn full circle in the production of their first 26-hit album. The association is poised to give Cameroon’s music a new impetus. Musical festivals are scheduled across the country, including Bakassi, where the artistes are expected to sing for the nation, peace and the development of Cameroon.

1 comment:

Loveline said...

Good job Adeline and co. This sector needs thorough cleaning.