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West Africa’s entertainment industry isn’t just about music and movies—it’s a force for social good. In 2024, these 10 artists are leading impactful initiatives that address education, poverty, and gender equality.
1. Don Jazzy (Nigeria)
The Mavin Records boss funds youth empowerment programs focusing on education in underserved communities.
2. 2Baba (Nigeria)
A longtime advocate for peace, his foundation supports internally displaced persons (IDPs) and campaigns against electoral violence.
3. Sarkodie (Ghana)
Through the Sarkodie Foundation, the rap icon provides scholarships and mentors emerging talents in Ghana.
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4. Omotola Jalade-Ekeinde (Nigeria)
A UN Ambassador, Omotola’s OYEP initiative empowers Nigerian youth with vocational training.
5. Banky W (Nigeria)
Co-founder of EiE Nigeria, he pushes for transparent governance and youth political participation.
7. Falz (Nigeria) – Social Justice Advocacy
Through music and films like “Jenifa’s Diary” and “Mr. Money”, Falz tackles corruption, police brutality (#EndSARS), and gender inequality.
8. Stonebwoy (Ghana) – Livingstone Foundation
The dancehall star’s foundation focuses on education, healthcare, and clean water projects in rural Ghana.
9. Tiwa Savage (Nigeria) – UNICEF Partnership
Tiwa works with UNICEF to promote children’s education and women’s rights, including campaigns against gender-based violence.
10. Mr Eazi (Nigeria/Ghana) – emPawa Africa
His emPawa Africa initiative funds and mentors upcoming African artists, boosting the continent’s creative economy.
Conclusion
These entertainers prove that celebrity influence can drive real societal change. From education to healthcare and governance, their efforts are reshaping West Africa.
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