US Embassey Summons dancehall artiste Macka Diamond

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She seems to be everywhere these days, Trinidads Carnival, Madison Square Garden, Royal Palm Estate, and now, dancehall diva, aka Miss Money O, aka The Money Goddess, Macka Diamond has been summons by the US Embassy as a special guest performer at their benefit concert in aid of Children First Center in Spanish Town (Jamaica), which is a youth-centered non-governmental organization which operates in the heart of Spanish Town, and helps educate at risk youth children between the ages of 10 and 18.

To whom much is given, much is required.The good book said it and Macka Diamond is living it.

It all started last December with the Salvation Army School for the Blind, where Macka Diamond and her company, DiamondDistrict Ja. alongside Island Grill, joined forces to give an unforgettable Christmas treat to over 130 students, which comprised of a live performance from the Money Goddess herself, who then played Mrs. Claus and presented them all with gifts.



It didnt stop there, because Macka was just at the Mico Teachers College lending a helping hand to the Student Council Body and their fundraising efforts, by delivering yet another one of her memorable performances. Then it was Kim Cole from Shortwood Teachers College who reached out to the Money Goddess and her Company for some much needed assistance in their fundraising efforts to renovate their schools netball and tennis courts.

But with all that said, being summoned by The US Embassy may very well be the biggest request to lend a helping hand yet for the Money Goddess. I wouldnt say that, starts Macka, who goes on to explain that helping is helping, and it is always important to assist, regardless who is making the request.

The event will be held on Saturday, April 26 at US Embassy Atrium at 8 PM and in addition to Macka Diamond, will see performances from the likes of Dean Moriah & Crawzy Chris Foster from Super Clubs, Comedy from Apache & Sarge, performances from Sophia Brown, Jay McKay & VoiceMail.