Press
Statement:
The
programme, which will be held in a form of musical entertainment, will feature
great Gambian Musicians like Dr. Olugander on his return from Europe, Stalwart,
a short listed candidate for three international awards, Paapa Lenghty
(SiiPaahBii), and Tam 50 of the BK City.
Also performing will be great talents
like Adu G and the posse, Mummy’s Gang, Silky Cris and a lot more high profile
surprises and dance competition.
Entry
ticket cost D50 (Fifty Dalasis) only. The programme starts at 8pm till the
crack of dawn with Masters’ of Ceremony (MCs), DJ Senator and DJ Lamarana
Jallow.
“I am urging people to come out in large
numbers to help support not only our cause but that of Gambians,” said Lamin
Jahateh, Secretary General of YJAG. “The proceeds gained will be used to
provide training for young journalists on “Women’s Health, Rights Reporting,
and Ethics on Child Reporting”.
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YJAG
is independent, non-governmental and non-profit making organization legally set
up in 2007 on the principles of providing capacity building and addressing the
welfare of to its members; informing and educating the public; promoting unity
among young journalists in The Gambia amongst others.
YJAG
has, in recent years, contributed tremendously to the development of the Gambia
media industry, particularly on capacity building of members on news reportage
which has greatly enhanced professionalism in the industry.
For
more information, please call (+220) 3629120, 7730747, 6295902, or 9949490.
Issued
by YJAG
Sunday
15th January 2012
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