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Highlife and afrobeat singer, Kuami Eugene has released the visuals for his song, Amen, to mark his 24th birthday.
The visuals for the song off his Son of Africa Album features co-host of Hitz FM's Cruise Control Doreen Avio.
In the music video, she plays the role of Kuami Eugene’s Manager when he gained fame in the industry.
The "Showbody" hitmaker in an interview with the radio presenter said the song “Amen” is his way of showing gratitude to God after joining the music industry four years ago.
“The reason I released “Amen” is because its my birthday and looking at what I have been through since I was a kid and from then to now, It’s been a whole journey."
"There is nothing I can say than to be grateful and show gratitude for the support I have gotten since I joined the industry as an official musician. I have been loved all over the continent and want to thank everyone for their support," he stated.
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