Cameroonian frontline Singer and Peace advocate, Anjianjei Constantine, known by the stage name of Wams Klassic, has yet again been rewarded for his outstanding performance at the world youth Forum (theatre) in Egypt 2019 just like it was the case in 2018. Wams is celebrated and recognized for making music that entertains and inspires peace and sustainable development in the world in general, and in his home country, Cameroon, in particular. As a volunteer musician, he thrilled close to ten thousand young people drawn from across the world as attendees and delegates at the World yYouth Forum in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt in 2018 and 2019.
He songs address global peace threatening issues in such a fantastic and entertaining way. This year, Wams joined Russian singer, Anya, Nigerian guitarist, Habilla, Bosnian Drummer, Alex, and American Singer, Diana Bada plus a host of other musicians to chant peace messages to the mammoth crowd that attended. Wams, especially dedicates
his originals (D.I.E.LOGUE) https://youtu.be/iQcRoMjrt0I and (Newsman) https://youtu.be/6kRD69_XKjM to peace in the Cameroon where there is an ongoing war between the government and separatist fighters. This war has caused closed to 5000 deaths, displaced and made several hundreds of thousands of civilians homeless and seen several women and children killed and deprived of education and other fundamental rights. The Cameroonian singer is using his #Music_4_SDG initiative to mobilize young people (Artists) towards promoting Peace and sustainable development using their arts. https://www.facebook.com/pg/wamsofficiel/about/








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