View and share "We are all Africans" Musical Video by Brother Victor Richards

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Share the spirit of "We are all Africans" - Musical Video by Brother Victor Richards, a U.K based Artist, and is the Founder and Manager of V. Jay Theatre Productions based in Leicester - in Londong - U.K Mr. Victor Richards, is a Caribbean Descendant and British national, Actor, Playwright, Storyteller, and Poet Shines, who visited The Gambia from 14 November to 5 December 2019. During his visit Mr. Richards who was accompanied by Sister Angela Rose of Aga-UK Ambassadors, staged his popular "One Man Show", featuring Zenith School students' poetry performance. His Show depicts his One Man Show play - published in a book, and is on audio is on Audio CD that talks about the experiences of our Caribbean Ancestors, their hardship and lifestyle they went through after the Second World War in 1948. The V. Jay Theatre Productions Founder first visited The Gambia in March 2019, and sponsored the education of two Gambians. He has purchased a Land in Sanyang village in the Kombo South District of the West Coast Region of The Gambia, where he intends to settle. Despite being native of Leicester in London - Brother Richards is on discovery journey of his roots from Africa. He have the desire to come join his brothers back home. Pls listen and share his musical videos to across Africa, for Africans to understand his story. Thank you for sharing May Allah/God bless you Africa, Africans and Humanity as a whole, Ameen Click on the link or copy and past the link on your browser for details about brother Richards' music vidoe, "We Are All Africans": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyAp6ZHEYq

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