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| Alariwo, Sunny Neji and Sir Shina Peters |
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| Ras Kimono performing on stage |
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| Lagos state Information commissioner Mr Lateef Ibirogba, Chief Ojo Maduekwe, Chief Edwin Igbokwe and Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi at the Christy Essien Igbokwe memorial Stars Nite yesterday.JPG |
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| Sunny Neji performing |
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| Yinka Davies performing |
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| All stars |
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| Chief Tony Okoroji, Clarion Chukwura, and others during the candlelight possession |
It looked like a pretty decent show. By the way, papa clarence better quit dressing like his son's mate.
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Giving her all respect...
ReplyDeletegud gesture sha...
Good stuff, but, but, but...
ReplyDeleteIn a candlelight vigil, shouldn't the candles be lit?
Aww, one of d very few Nigerians that sang meaningful songs, RIP.
ReplyDeleteayah.... RIP CEI
ReplyDeleteMay her gentle soul rest in peace.
ReplyDeleteWhat a Soul, What a Loss to a Nation, What a memory of Her already laid in the hearts of all who knew her and what an Irony if You a Reader of this Blog walk through the path of the Earth without leaving precious Memories behind for others to hold and smile while you are ending your Journey from Earth.
ReplyDelete....Lovely Package!
ReplyDeleteRIP....the beloved Lady of Songs!
....Lovely Package!
ReplyDeleteRIP....the beloved Lady of Songs!
I'm sure this lady was never recognized like this when she was alive. Its good and all to support one of your own, but I feel the stars are taking a very hypocritical stance on the whole thing. C'mon, appreciating someone in death. Why wasn't she accorded all this glory when she was alive? Let the bereaved mourn their dead pls. All this spectacle is over the top.
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Hypocrites...half of these folks probably didn't have her cellphone number nor knew her address nor knew she was sick.
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