Agent Sasco honoured by UN Jamaica
Agent Sasco to perform at the PAN jerk event at Grizzly’s Plantation Cove in St Ann, Sunday (Oct 27).
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November 17, 2019

Agent Sasco honoured by UN Jamaica

Agent Sasco’s rainwater harvesting efforts have not gone unnoticed with the United Nations office in Jamaica honouring him for it.

The ‘Winning Right Now’ artist is certainly winning

following this award for his humanitarian efforts.

The office notes that the work by Sasco makes a contribution

to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and so they saw

it fit to honour him.

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Sasco, whose given name is Jeffrey Campbell, has also

announced his intention to install a rainwater harvesting facility at his

former primary school, Hope Valley Experimental, in Kintyre.

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