Nigerian 13year old saxophonist, TJ Emore popularly known as TJ Sax once again showed his support for kids living with cancer as well as his passion to kick cancer out of Nigeria by leading the Heart of Hope Walkathon event on Saturday September 19th 2015.
Saxophonist Supports children living with cancer
Saxophonist, TJ Emore popularly known as TJ Sax organized a Walkathon event on Saturday September 19th 2015 to show support for kids living with cancer.
The walkathon which was arranged by Children Living with Cancer Foundation started at about 8am from Dowen college Lekki phase 1 through Admiralty way covering approximately four (4) kilometres of walk before heading back down to the popular Oniru market to sensitize the public of possible cancer symptoms in children, dangers of childhood cancer and how to manage, in case of occurrences.
While speaking to news correspondents on his reasons for supporting children living with cancer, TJ Emore said "I am supporting these children because I am happy to be alive, and i want to help others stay alive and live cancer free, they are children like me and i think they deserve the best".
The event ended with a captivating and entertaining performance from the saxophonist TJ Sax, while the market enjoyed the music and passersby couldn't help but be awed by his marvelous performance.
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