Reformation Song Crew Opens Live Performance Bookings For Schools, Churches, Cultural, Civic Events
The Reformation Song Crew and invited artists have announced their availability for live performances at schools, churches, youth programmes, cultural events, leadership engagements, political campaigns, rallies, community programmes and other public events.
The performance initiative, produced as part of the WaaGovernment Book Project, seeks to use music, culture and patriotic expression to promote messages of nation-building, responsible citizenship, social change, unity and peace.
According to the organisers, political parties, campaign organisations, government ministries and agencies, schools, churches, youth organisations, cultural platforms, institutions and event organisers can engage the Reformation Song Crew for live performances.
The song, titled Reformation, was written and produced by Amabu Bariasuaka Ledogo and originally performed live with Chuks Paschal. The organisers describe it as a call for unity of purpose, patriotic leadership, responsible citizenship, love for country and collective action towards national development.
The initiative also seeks to encourage young people and adults to view patriotism not merely as a classroom lesson but as a responsibility and a way of life.
“Let our children, young people and adults experience patriotism not just as a lesson, but as a responsibility and a way of life,” the organisers stated.
They said the Reformation message is intended to reach Nigerian schools, homes and social, cultural and civic platforms, while also promoting broader conversations around African progress and peaceful community development.
The organisers further invited individuals and organisations that share the vision to engage the performers for live events and partnerships.
“Let us take Reformation to the people,” they said, encouraging members of the public to listen to, stream and share the song and its message.
For bookings, partnerships and performance engagements, interested organisations and event organisers can contact the team via infowaagovernmentbookproject@gmail.com
The official Reformation video is available on the WaaGovernment YouTube channel:
The organisers also shared additional information about the project on Facebook:
