Harrysong Give Back To Orphans

Harrison Tare Okiri famously known as Harrysong visited City of David Orphanage home on Wednesday, July 27, 2016 in Asaba, the capital city of Delta State.

As part of activities to hold before his concert on July 31, the Five Star Music act, alongside his One Delta Peace Movement team donated some relief materials to the children.

Expressing her gratitude and appreciation, Evangelist Hephzibah Oluwadare coordinator of the orphanage home said, ‘The children and I are overly excited on your visit today just as it is evident in the kind of reception they gave you when you enterer the premises; they depend on kind hearted people like you to survive every day. We are full of appreciation whenever we receive visitors like you from different parts of the world who come to share their God given resources with the needy. May God continue to enrich and uplift you’.

Speaking to the children, Harrysong encouraged the children to stay focused and not allow themselves to be overwhelmed by their situation.

‘I am happy to be in your midst. Your situation only reminds me of my life as a growing up child; but by the grace of God I rose up above my situation and today I am star, a role model and today I can see in your midst, stars who would change the world, stars who would reshape our country, stars who would further rebrand our the image of our dear country Nigeria, stay positive, work hard and pray hard’.

Furthermore, Desmond Ike Chima, Harrysong’s media manager affirmed the entertainer’s commitment to giving back to the society that made him.

‘Harrysong’s action today has only brought to bear the famous words of Mahatma Gandhi which I will quote, ‘The simplest acts of kindness are by far more powerful than a thousand heads bowing in prayer’.

‘On the other hand, Harrysong has also kicked off the process of adopting a particular baby from the orphanage soonest; we shall make further details available to the public once all the paper works are completed. Indeed he is committed to contributing his own quota to making the world a better place.’