Nigeria bids farewell to one of its greatest music legends, Onyeka Onwenu, who was celebrated in a heartfelt burial ceremony in Lagos. Did you know she started her career as a teacher?
The music world and fans from all over Nigeria are still in mourning as the beloved Onyeka Onwenu, famously dubbed the "Elegant Stallion," was laid to rest on August 30, 2024, at the Ebony Vaults in Lagos. Known for her powerful voice and soulful melodies, Onyeka was a revered figure in the Nigerian music scene, captivating audiences with her heartfelt songs that resonated across generations. Her passing on July 30, 2024, at Reddington Hospital came as a shock, especially during an event meant to honor another esteemed professional, Dr. Stella Okoli.
A service of songs held at the Fountain of Life Church, Illupeju, attracted dignitaries and fans alike, all eager to pay their last respects to the music icon. The air was filled with a sense of nostalgia as attendees shared memories of how Onyekaโs music influenced their lives. Her career spanned several decades, during which she not only produced memorable songs but also dabbled in acting, showcasing her versatile talent. Tributes poured in from friends, family, and fans alike as they celebrated her remarkable contributions to entertainment in Nigeria.
Onyeka Onwenu's legacy is not just in her music but also in the paths she paved for young artists in the industry. Known for her strong advocacy for women's rights and education, she was more than an artist; she was a role model and a voice for the voiceless. As loved ones scattered her ashes, it was a poignant reminder that although she may be gone, her impact would continue to echo throughout Nigeria's music scene for years to come.
Did you know that before becoming a music legend, Onyeka started her career as a teacher? It's a testament to how she valued education so much, often sharing insights through her lyrics. Furthermore, her songs have not only entertained but also educated listeners about cultural dynamism, making her not just a performer but an integral part of Nigeria's rich musical tapestry! As we bid adieu to the Elegant Stallion, we celebrate a life that was beautifully lived and a legacy that will never fade.
One of Nigeria's most celebrated music icon, Onyeka Onwenu has been buried at the Ebony vaults in Lagos. The artist died on July 30, 2024, at Reddington ...
Nigeria's celebrated music icon, Onyeka Onwenu, known as the "Elegant Stallion," has been laid to rest in Lagos.
Dignitaries from different walks of life Friday converged on the Fountain of Life Church Illupeju Lagos for a service of songs to say goodbye to the late.
Late Nigerian music icon, Onyeka Onwenu, otherwise known as Elegant Stallion, will be laid to rest on Friday in Lagos. THE WHISTLER earlier reported that.
The late Nigerian music icon Onyeka Onwenu, also known as the Elegant Stallion, will be laid to rest today in Lagos.
The singer died on July 30, 2024, at Reddington Hospital, Ikeja, after collapsing at an event honouring Dr Stella Okoli, the Managing Director of Emzor ...
Late Nigerian music icon Onyeka Onwenu will be laid to rest in Lagos on Friday following her demise on July 30 at the Reddington Hospital in Ikeja.
Nigerian music icon and veteran actor, Onyeka Onwenu was buried today, August 30, 2024. According to news reporters, the service of songs for the singer, ...
According to Punch Newspapers, the service of songs for the singer, fondly known as the Elegant Stallion, has been set at the Fountain of Life Church, ...
The funeral service of the late musician, who was also known as the โElegant Stallionโ, was held at the Fountain of Life Church in Ilupeju area of Lagos on ...
Abraham and Tijani Ogunlende, sons of the late singer, expressed their gratitude for the love and support from the public. | Pulse Nigeria.
Popular singer and music icon, Onyeka Onwenu, who died on July 30, 2024, after a performance at an event, is said to be buried in Lagos on Friday, ...
In a sombre ceremony, Onyeka Onwenu's legacy was celebrated by family, friends, and dignitaries, including Peter Obi and Folorunsho Alakija.