FDH Bank has lived to its promise after issuing a cheque worth K1 million towards Medson Kapeni aka Made-See music career.
According to the bank’s marketing Manager, Ronald Chimchere, FDH committed to releasing a K2 million financial package half of which was already channelled towards the educational expenses of the upcoming afro-dance artist.
” Having sorted out his school fees we thought that this is the perfect time that we support him to have his music recorded with the new producer he has found. We are just honouring our promise our main interest is to see him excel both in academics and music,” said Chimchere.
In an interview with avantmalawi, Made-See says he has signed up for Dali Beats to release his 10 track album.
” It’s going to be a bomb of an album, I have lined up 10 tracks,” said Made-See and added to say, ” I don’t have an MSCE certificate so I will make sure I work hard in school to get it, I don’t despise education.”
The sixteen-year-old artist was previously being mentored by FDH Brand Ambassador Patience Namadingo.
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