Rapper M.anifest's latest song with singers Wiyaala and Cina Soul stresses the need to give every child their basic human right.
The song, 'For Every Child' highlights UNICEF's children's right including the right to parental care, education, health care services, protection from abuse, among others.
M.anifest, Wiyaala and Cina Soul stress on the need to secure the future of the younger generation.
The video for the song also features scenes from UNICEF's visit to Northern Ghana with some of its ambassadors including Gary Al-Smith, M.anifest, Justice Baidoo, MzVee, and Wiyaala.
'For Every Child' which was released on November 21 was produced by Drvmroll.
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