Female rising stars LADY DONLI, OSHUN, BELLA ALUBO, TOMI OWO and MZ KISS are some of the best Nigerian artists that have been putting Afrobeats and afro-centric music on the global map over the past two years.
They have now come together with non-profit organisation Red Hot Org for an exciting project titled KELE-LE to raise awareness and provide financial support for women’s health clinics in Nigeria and their fight against the country’s growing HIV/AIDS epidemic.
In Nigeria today, over 1 million women are living with HIV/AIDS, with women aged 15-49 twice as likely to be living with HIV than men, and women aged 30-39 with the highest prevalence of HIV in the country, but nearly half of the women living with HIV/AIDS are being treated with viral suppression.
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The Kele-le project wants to help provide resources to the infrastructures of change tackling this crisis, and the essential work that these organisations are doing on the ground.
The exciting 4-track Kele-le EP will mark the first of several collaborative EPs from Red Hot Org that will be showcasing the new wave of Afrobeats and afro-centred music coming from the best, most influential and most forward-thinking female artists in Nigeria, in a bid to empower young female artists to lead the conversations about women’s health rights in Africa.
