With the kidnap of over 200 young Chibok girls by the Boko Haram sect now spanning over four weeks, the campaign to bring these children back home has extended beyond Africa to the rest of the world.
The unfortunate situation has moved 14 female African artists to release a collaborative charity single titled “Sistas Unite”.
Ezi Emela, Shiikane, Amal Fashanu, Ada Snoop, Mrs Melodey, Honey B, Faye Roux, Vicky Sola, Zafi B and more have joined May7ven on “Sistas Unite” to not only address the current state of Nigeria, but also promote female empowerment, bring hope and raise the profile of women by becoming united.
“Very rarely do women collaborate or come together in music and other industries so I wanted to unite us and break boundaries with an all African female line up for a cause greater than ourselves,” May7ven said from London.
The charity single “Sistas Unite” was released globally on Thursday to raise more awareness for the campaign.
Joining forces for the very first time, the artists have come together to deliver a strong female anthem produced by fast rising UK producer Mictizzle Beatz and mixed by Osiki Ojo.
Meanwhile, Manchester-based Black Matchew has praised May7ven for the assemblage of African female acts in efforts to step up search for the missing girls.
Matchew believes that “all should be involved in the search and leaving it to the families will not bring them back. Coming together like this will make a strong statement to the world and the kidnappers that this mean act will not be allowed to stand. I am impressed”, he said.
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