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Rapper appointed as NABA Life Foundation ambassador
AJ Nelson on July 28, 2016 signed a contract to become the ambassador for NABA LIFE FOUNDATION, a registered non-governmental organisation in Ghana.
AJ Nelson
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Apart from his music career, AJ Nelson is determined and very passionate on empowering young people to become great leaders, motivating them to speak on challenges in society and providing care and support to the less privileged.
“I am happy that NABA LIFE FOUNDATION contacted AJ Nelson to become the ambassador in the country. AJ Nelson has shown interest in supporting an NGO to achieve its goals on giving back to the society especially to the less privileged and orphan children and in view of this we will work together to achieve it,” Yaw Sarpong-Kumankuma, AJ Nelson’s manager stressed.
AJ Nelson is known for the singles “Same Girl”, “Faith” and “Power to the People” among others.
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He has also initiated a campaign titled “Power To the People” to empower the youth in Ghana and of the African continent to speak against woes of society since there is too much corruption and conflicts on the African continent.
With his growing fame, AJ Nelson was nominated as the 2016 Ghana Carnival Ambassador. The management of NABA Life Foundation also saw the need to tap into his influence going-forward.
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