JUST IN: POPULAR MUSIC ARTIST CONFIRMED DEAD

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The leader of Performing Musician Association of Nigeria ((PMAN) in Anambra State, Ike Mazeli confirmed the musician of Igbo extraction, Chief Emeka Maduka dead on Thursday night October 29, 2020.

Morocco, famously known as the Ekpili music crooner, celebrated his 60th year anniversary on October 23 and 24, 2020, in the capital of Anambra state, Akwa.


He was a famous son of Anambra state and popular with the Ekpili music genre and his followership cuts across the world, including the United States of America, Europe and Asia.



Source: Newsonline Nigeria

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