Fuse ODG Set For Projects To Awaken African Pride

UK-based Ghanaian musician, Fuse ODG has great plans for the new year. Moreover, he works hard to use his music to re-orient the mentality of Africans on their identity.

The singer disclosed that he is putting together a couple of projects to help make Africans proud of who they are.

He made these statements while on Citi TV on Thursday. Therefore, he stated that he has plans for a concert on January 4, 2019.

The concert dubbed ‘Tina Fest’ [This is the new Africa] will display the rich African culture, including wearing Kente cloth.

He stated that this was the time to change the narrative.

“We need to learn to unlearn some of the negative perceptions about Africa and being black.”

He further noted that perceptions about black race by people outside the African continent, are not appropriate.

“People still have funny perceptions about the black race and there is the need to fix this wrong thinking” 

Also, he launched black dolls which portray different African personalities and evoke the spirit of true Africanism.

The dolls are based on historical stories of black women.