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UNICEF: Angelique Kidjo in Benin

SÔ-AVA, Benin, 13 September 2007 -- World renowned singer and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Angélique Kidjo is in her home country of Benin this week to raise awareness about child rights. Already, ...  
 
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jahlin87 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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This is a great video. This should inspire Africans that get educated in the West to go back home and give back. Even if it's not necessarily your country that your giving back to, you can give back to developing places. Why give your mind to foreign places that are already developed?
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Wonderful!!!

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