Gentle Voice Chorale Marks 15th year anniversary

The  15th year anniversary celebration of the Gentle Voice Chorale. A music performance group that comprises individuals with passion for music  was soul lifting when the group held their  festival of  hymns and coral concert at Awka. 

The Anambra state Deputy Governor Dr. Onyekachukwu Ibezim expressed delight over the group's renditions as he encouraged every gathering and skills that will take away the minds of the youths off from crime. 
Anambra broadcasting service MD Sir Chido Obidiegwu chaired this occasion which had the Commissioner for information Sir Paul Nwosu his Agriculture counterpart, Dr. Foster Ihejiofor, state house of assembly members, Transition committee chairman of Aguata and others in attendance. 

Nwamah Chioma JP 
1/10/23

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