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Guitar Launches New Anti-Drug Song ‘A Better Place To Live’

By Bill W. Cooper
A Liberian musician Victor Togba, popularly known as ‘Guitar’, has announced the release of his new anti-drug song titled ‘A Better Place To Live,’ breaking the barriers of his musical career to sign about human interest development.
The song, subtitle ‘The Anti-Drug Song’ also aims to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse and promote a healthier lifestyle among the youthful population in Liberia.
Guitar, as he is affectionately called and known for his soulful voice and catchy melodies, has been a prominent figure in the Liberian music scene for several years, wining the hearts of many due to his educational crafts.
In an exclusive interview, Guitar explained that the inspiration ‘A Better Place To Live’ came from personal experiences, after witnessing the devastating effects of drug abuse on the youths and communities.
According to him, he then felt compelled to use his music as a platform to address this pressing issue by buttressing government and other NGOs’ efforts to intensify the drugs awareness.
“I have seen too many young people in recent who are falling victim to drugs and lose their way in life. I want to send a message of hope and encouragement to them through my music,” Guitar said.
Also, the lyrics of ‘A Better Place To Live’ are powerful and thought-provoking, urging listeners to make positive choices and strive for a better future; the song’s upbeat tempo and infectious chorus are sure to resonate with audiences of all ages.
Guitar is also eager to partner with local organizations and government agencies if possible, to promote the message of ‘A Better Place To Live,’ with a plans to continue to engage with young people and educate them about the dangers of drug abuse.
“We need to come together as a community to tackle this issue head-on. Music has the power to inspire change and I believe that ‘A Better Place To Live’ can make a difference in the lives of many,” Guitar added.
He added that through his music, he hopes to inspire a new generation of young people to make healthier choices and strive for a brighter future as Liberia is depending on them for its rebuilding process.
Also, the release of the song comes at a critical time for Liberia, as the country grapples with a growing drug epidemic, with recent reports revealing that drug abuse among the Youths has reached alarming levels, leading to increased crimes and social instability.
Meanwhile, fans of Guitar and other Liberians have already expressed their support to the musician’s commitment to social change; thanking him for his far-sighted thoughts in speaking

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