Singer WAJE Covers The Guardian for Sunday...



Waje’s unique vocals have been around for a while. She was officially introduced to the music scene with a feature on P-Square’s ‘Do Me’ in 2007 and subsequently became known for her strong vocals in many notable tunes.
Besides her music, Waje is also an active member of One.org, an international non-profit organisation dedicated to fighting extreme poverty and raising public awareness, particularly in Africa. 
Guardian Life caught up with Waje, who, with her new album set to drop before August, seems to be opening up a new chapter in her personal life too, taking advice from her now 18-year-old daughter and taking her performance to the next level.
Book a copy of The Guardian on Sunday for our exclusive interview with @officialwaje. Meanwhile, enjoy this short video from our photo shoot.





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