D’Banj Becomes African Ambassador for Beats by Dre | Set to Release Limited Edition Customized Headphones

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D’banj is certainly making things happen. Even though the Nigerian entertainer has been off the music scene for a while, D’banj is certainly doing big things in other ways.
D’banj was present at the TedxWBG conference held yesterday, October 9th2014 at Preston Auditorium, Washington. D’banj has always been an advocate for ending poverty (think Cocoa na Cocoa) and so he used the opportunity to further strengthen his cause of using agriculture to both end poverty and empower youths.
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But speaking at the TedxWBG conference was not the only highlight of D’banj’s day yesterday as the former Mo Hits star was announced by Beats by Dre as the official African ambassador with the music brand congratulating D’banj on achieving 10 years in the music industry.D’banj was given his very own custom studio wireless Beats by Dre headphones which will be officially launched in December 2014. 

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