UNDP: Yemi Alade is ready to lend her voice to people who were affected by COVID-19 (Video)

Nigerian singer, Yemi Eberechi Alade, has promised to lend her voice to people who got affected by COVID-19. Yemi Alade has become a goodwill ambassador.

Yemi Alade took to her social media platforms to announce that she has become a Goodwill ambassador to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). 

"I'm super excited to join the global @undp family as a #GoodwillAmbassador! In this new comedy new role, I will be a champion for the #Sustainabledevelopmentgoals and will shine a light on the impacts of #Covid_19 on the poorest and most vulnerable communities," Yemi tweeted. 

.@yemialadee named the newest Goodwill Ambassador for @UNDP.

Starting her new role as #COVID19 pandemic surges around the world, Yemi will help shine a spotlight on the disproportionate impact of the crisis on the poorest & most vulnerable pple. Details: https://t.co/FahX90wXzw pic.twitter.com/8HfZ8LmQNr

— UNDP Nigeria (@UNDPNigeria) September 23, 2020

"@yemialadee named the newest Goodwill Ambassador for @UNDP

Starting her new role as #COVID19 pandemic surges around the world, Yemi will help shine a spotlight on the disproportionate impact of the crisis on the poorest and most vulnerable people," A tweet from UNDP. 

I super excited to join the global @undp family as a #GoodwillAmbassador! In this new role, I will be a champion 💪🏾 for the #sustainabledevelopmentgoals & will shine a💡on the impacts of #COVID19 on the poorest & most vulnerable communities.#AfricanAmbassador pic.twitter.com/TnxLyB0bqk

— 🤜🏾 #WOMANOFSTEEL 🤛🏾 (@yemialadee) September 23, 2020