Stefflon Don is getting lauded by one of dancehall’s most influential voices, Bounty Killer.
The British-Jamaican rapper is one of the leading females in hip hop currently and is a part of the new wave in the UK rap scene. Aside from making hits, Stefflon Don used her time and star power to help refurbish schools in Africa and Jamaica. She was in Kingston recently with members of the IHeartAfrica #WeWillRizeTogether international pan African school refurbishment initiative who renovated the iconic Haile Selassie High School.
“Very proud to be part of the IHeartAfrica #WeWillRizeTogether international pan African school refurbishment initiative, at the Haile Selassie high school in Payneland, Kingston, Jamaica,” Steff wrote. “This is my second time visiting this year and I can already see progress.”
“We have starting with refurbishing the library first as knowledge is power,” she added. “Making sure these kids will have many books filled with information of who they really are, and how amazing, beautiful and powerful they are.”
Bounty Killer didn’t just repost her post on Instagram; he also commented on her post lauding her for the effort. “I salute this effort sister great move well needed show them up all the vanity loving Rasta’s in Jamaica who loves to brag about who rich and got what talking Selassie I well Selassie gave us a School to uplift and educate the youths and not even to help maintain it they would do I did two free concerts there already with Machel (RIP) and Screw and willing to do more or whatever to help the cause bcuz each one teach one to reach one,” Killer wrote.
