Onyeka Onwenu, a veteran Nigerian artist, apparently collapses and dies after singing at an event in Lagos.
The tragic occurrence is alleged to have occurred on Tuesday, July 30th at Reddington Hospital in Lagos.
She had been performing on stage at a birthday celebration, but she fell shortly after returning to her seat.
Despite being brought to the hospital, she was pronounced dead; however, the cause of death has not been determined.
Onwenu had a spectacular 40-year career, succeeding as a singer, writer, actor, journalist, and politician.
With her first album released in 1984, she became famous for hits like “One Love”, “Iyogogo”, and “Ekwe”, leaving behind a legacy in the music industry.
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