Monday, 22 September 2014

Chocolate City unveils THE PHWBC 2014 theme song



 An entertainment outfit, Chocolate City, announced the release of the official theme song for the Port Harcourt World Book Capital (PHWBC) 2014.
“This is a part of the activities to celebrate the selection of Port Harcourt as the World Book Capital 2014 by UNESCO,” they said.

The theme song, which features the voices of notable Nigerian acts such as Waje, Nosa, Yemi Alade, Burna Boy, Timi Dakolo and MI Abaga, is a joint project between Rainbow Book Club, project managers of the PHWBC 2014 and Chocolate City who are the official theme song project consultants.
Welcoming guests and tourists to the beautiful city of Port Harcourt, the PHWBC 2014 theme song speaks to young people and adults alike of the powers and possibilities available through a reading culture.
Drawing from the examples of historical icons in Nigeria like Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe, it advises that arming the mind is way profitable than arming hands.
The PHWBC 2014 theme song was written, arranged and produced by ace beat maker Gospelonthebeatz and features a unique blend of soul, rap, reggae and Rhythm and Blues on a production that is bound to not only pass across the message: “Books: Windows to our world of possibilities” but also tantalize the ears of listeners.
The World Book Capital initiative aims to promote books and reading especially, among young people, and each year, UNESCO makes a public call for candidature, and the city with the best programme on books and reading is nominated as the World Book Capital for a given year.
Port Harcourt beat ten other contenders including Oxford and Lyon to get the title. For a year from April 23rd (UN World Book & Copyright Day) 2014, the city will implement the programmes contained in its winning bid.

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