In a bid to help redress the distress and killings plaguing the anglophone regions of Cameroon, some artists united and made their voice heard territory wide. These artists included Ko-c, Salatiel, Nabila, Mr Leo, Minks, Pit Baccard, Daphne, Blanche Bailly.
The worry fans bear now is; where were these artists when the for all the past time? Why would they wait until dead tolls reach 10s of thousands before making their voices heard? Is the good gesture controlled by a superior political power it is from a free will?
Daphne, real names NJIE Efundem Daphne is a Cameroonian afro pop artist. She was born on the 20th of September 1989 in Buea in the South west Region of Cameroon but she grew up in the Littoral Region - Douala. Biography of Daphne Njie Daphne NJIE studied psychology and law in the University of Buea. Her love for music and singing started back in her primary school days. She sang in her school choir and in the church choir. Daphne had her first tour to the studio while at the University of Buea, doing back up vocals for other artists. With this opportunity given her, she seized it to the fullest and started recording her own personal songs. Daphn é Njie's music genre is a blend of afro pop, pop, afro beat and makossa class. Biography of Daphne Njie "My inspiration came from God first and my parents. I listen to both gospel and circular music. Gospel artists like Frank Edwards and Cece Winnas give me the zeal to sing. I am also pushed to work...