Victoria Kimani Gets ONE.org’s Nod

Funsho Arogundade

Just few weeks after the release of the music video of her single, Whoa, featuring Prezzo and AY, Chocolate City act Victoria Kimani is at it again.

Kenyan-born diva has been selected as one of the lucky few artists who gets to work on a collaboration song for Bono’s ONE Foundation’s ‘Do Agric It Pays’ Campaign.

The African Union named 2014 as the AU Year of Agriculture and Food Security. ONE rolled out a campaign known as DO AGRIC to get the voices of farmers heard by our leaders as they prepare for the July 2014 AU Summit (which will focus on agriculture).

The campaign was launched on 29 January during the AU Summit in Addis Ababa. It also seeks to promote agriculture among the youth, using celebrities and experts to draw the link between farming and urban jobs.

As part of this campaign, ONE has partnered with D’banj, to call on top African artists to come together to record a song and music video that will promote agriculture on the continent.

Legends such as Femi Kuti, Yvonne Chaka Chaka are part of this amazing campaign as well as Omawumi, Tanzania’s finest Diamond, AY and Mwana FA

The video was shot and produced in Johannesburg South Africa from 17-19 February.