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Waje - 'African Child'

Here's Waje reaching out with music for a good cause. This time she sings for the African children.

Waje and 16-year old Ogochukwu Emerald displaying true love and affection

Waje drops another single titled African Child, which was produced by E-Kelly and was inspired by the plight of African kids across the continent.

Check it out below.

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