It was a night of fun and solidarity for the LittleBigSouls Foundation when Nigerian music star 2face Idibia joined Akosua Agyapong, Tagoe Sisters, G-girls, Prince Mydas and Project Fame West Africa 2nd runner-up, Praize to thrill patrons with exciting performance to herald the launch of the foundation in Ghana.
Also performing on the night was funny Face Benson, who had the crowd in stitches with his in in-your-face humour. The pre-launch concert hosted by Nigerian actor, Francis Duru also saw guest appearances by other celebrity friends of the foundation including Ngozi Ezeonu, Ejike Asiegbu, Mr Chikwendu and others.View Pictures
LittleBigSouls is an international not-for-profit organization incorporated in the UK and Africa, currently Nigeria and Ghana committed to the health of babies and reducing death and disability for pre-term babies born in Africa.
Africa has the greatest percentage of the mortality rate of babies, despite the best efforts of the medical profession. This is very much a hidden problem due to a lack of equipment; the lack of staff; and the lack of up –to-date care methods. This sad and terrible situation in Africa does not have to persist with an African registered charitable organization like LittleBigSouls, as the first of its kind in Africa, aiming to bring awareness of this situation to the world at large.
The aims of the foundation includes: the provision of vital equipment, facilitation of up-to date medical training, advocacy, promotion of awareness and research, facilitation of an emergency transportation service for pre-mature babies, proactive support of the pregnant mother, counseling and practical support to parents all across the African region.
The LittleBigSouls will officially be launched in Ghana on Friday April 30.



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