The lyrics of this song are soothing and it already has over 12 million views on YouTube. The video was produced by EeZeeConcepts, Nigeria who signed the singer Gift Ugochi Godspower (GUC) in 2019. This sonorous music video was uploaded on January 1st, 2020. She dropped the official video for the newest of her song “Obinasom in February 2020 and it already has 13 million views on YouTube. She has dropped many songs that have been well received both locally and internationally especially “Excess Love” which she remixed with JJ Hairston, “Chinedum” and “Akamdinelu” to mention a few. Mercy Chinwo is one of the well-loved gospel artists in Nigeria. For anyone who is passionate about gospel music videos, these 10 African Gospel Music Videos on YouTube in 2020 are what may keep you going throughout the year. The higher the popularity of a song, the higher the views of its video would be. This has also afforded Africans and non-Africans the opportunity to enjoy these songs. Like most secular songs, gospel music is now being uploaded online to reach a larger audience and bless people all over the world. Since its origin in the 20th century, the African gospel music industry which harbors a good number of artists has produced tasteful songs. More interestingly, the thousands of African gospel music artists sing without giving up the African traditions and styles to meet the need of the audience rather than fully imitating American gospel music presumed to be its origin.
Africa has carved its own place in the global music industry with numerous delightful African gospel music videos and songs that are very edifying. I think my nursery is a good example of how inclusive agricultural value chains can boost youth employment and farmers’ incomes, contributing to the eradication of poverty”.Music is universal and is a good way of entertainment which is why people enjoy and grove to songs in languages they do not understand. This will serve the local community and create employment opportunities for local youth. Next year, in 2022, I intend to more than double my production to 100,000 seedlings.īy growing grafted avocado seedlings, I have boosted my income and transformed my family’s life.Īs a result, I can plan to improve my house, buy a truck to transport fruits and other agricultural items, and establish a flour mill in my village. My projected potential annual earnings are now 2 million birrs (around $44,000). I was initially selling seedlings locally for 50 birr ($1) a piece. It takes less than a year to grow and sell seedlings, and around three to four years for the plants to yield fruits, so the pay off for me has been immediate. Through careful avocado nursery management, the use of grafting tools and polyethene bags, I have increased production from 15,000 seedlings in 2020 to 40,000 in 2021. It also promotes sustainable farming practices for local smallholders.įAO Food Hero Bogale Borena is aiming to cultivate 100,000 avocado seedlings a year. The Food and Agriculture Agency ( FAO) provided technical assistance with the support of the Ministry of Agriculture with the aim of developing a value chain scheme, which includes improving productivity and the quality of commercial avocado varieties. It works closely with smallholder growers to ensure an adequate supply of avocadoes. The park employs 490 local people and is the first park of its kind in my region. I was motivated to grow avocados when a new avocado oil processing plant was established within the Integrated Agro Industries Park (IAIP) near my village. I now employ 14 young people in the nursery. I recently set up an avocado nursery with the capacity to produce 40,000 grafted seedlings, which I can sell to some of the 300,000 avocado farmers who cultivate the crop in the Sidama and SNNPR regions of Ethiopia. “My name is Bogale Borena and I am a 50 year old father of six. He spoke to the UN ahead of World Food Day, marked annually on 16 October. Bogale Borena set up an avocado nursery in Yirgalem in the south of Ethiopia, and has been so successful with the venture that he was named as one of 17 Food Heroes by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Agency.įood Heroes are recognized for their commitment to provide food for their communities and beyond.
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