Female music icon Mzbel known in real life as Nana Ekua Amoah on Saturday 7th February 2015, at the National Theatre thrilled patrons to good live band music, exceptional stage craft and a complete value for money entertainment experience in what was dubbed THE RED CONCERT.

The event was designed to celebrate Mzbel’s 10 year exploit in the music industry. The professional execution coupled with the value it brought patrons, made many call for institutionalizing the concert as an annual event, building on the successes and failures from previous years.

Following the massive success and rave reviews of the maiden edition of the concert, and as part of a grand scheme to impact society in more meaningful ways through music, Mabel in further discussions with the team decided to use this platform as a channel to sensitize teenagers and young adults within the Jamestown community by equipping them with the requisite Sex Education.

MZBEL as an artiste believes strongly that by educating all young girls and by empowering those that are already out of school with employable skills, we should be able to curtail the prevalence of teenage pregnancies, skin bleaching etc. within the Jamestown community.

The event will allow the team shed more light on the need for proper sex education and he support identified young girls from the Jamestown community through an Education and Skill Acquisition Program.

As part of a rebranding process to give the Concert more leverage, it has been rechristened MZBEL ROCKZ and will hold on the 1st of May 2016 at the Bukom Square.

Speaking at the launch, held at the plush Alisa Hotel, celebrated Ghanaian Female Music icon Mabel emphasized the need to empower young ladies and reiterated her commitment to relief efforts aimed at the empowerment at the young people of Jamestown.

source: ghkwaku.com