In line with the promise he made and the encouragement he gave earlier this year, Daddy Owen is walking the talk and going ahead with his Mbona Campaign.
The campaign, which aims to empower the less privileged of the society, is the brainchild of Owen Mwatia, also known as 'Papa Fololo'. On his Facebook page he wrote early this year:
'And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love. (1 Corinthians 13:13 NIV)
Make it your ambition to help the less fortunate ths yeah #MBONA CAMPAIGN... B+"
The 2010 MAMA award winner shot a promotional video for the campaign last night and should release it within at least the next couple of weeks.
Daddy Owen joins the likes of other Kenyan gospel artistes Holy Dave and Juliani, who are giving back to the community.
This song has a very powerful message, Daddy Owen and Deno couldn't have conveyed it better than they did. This is one of the few songs that you must have in your play list.
The song was produced by award winning Producer R. Kay with the help of Dillie, while the video was directed by Ogopa Deejays.
The message conveyed is not only for Kenyans but the whole world. We should not discriminate our fellow brothers because they didn't wish to be the way they are. The advice from people like DJ Pinye, Emmy Kosgey and Deno’s parents is very touching. I pray that this song will be a blessing to many.
Daddy Owen and Deno, this song deserves an international award.
Quoted by a blogger..
'And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love. (1 Corinthians 13:13 NIV)
Make it your ambition to help the less fortunate ths yeah #MBONA CAMPAIGN... B+"
The 2010 MAMA award winner shot a promotional video for the campaign last night and should release it within at least the next couple of weeks.
The minute you listen to this inspirational song ’Mbona’, you will definitely be inspired not to hate other people
because of their disability, but instead help them because they are just like you.This song has a very powerful message, Daddy Owen and Deno couldn't have conveyed it better than they did. This is one of the few songs that you must have in your play list.
The song was produced by award winning Producer R. Kay with the help of Dillie, while the video was directed by Ogopa Deejays.
The message conveyed is not only for Kenyans but the whole world. We should not discriminate our fellow brothers because they didn't wish to be the way they are. The advice from people like DJ Pinye, Emmy Kosgey and Deno’s parents is very touching. I pray that this song will be a blessing to many.
Daddy Owen and Deno, this song deserves an international award.
Quoted by a blogger..
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