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Tag: Uchechukwu Oribi Okwara

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Peter Burns

King Ushe is inspired by the grandeur of the late Mansa Musa

Nigerian-born musician, Uchechukwu Oribi Okwara, professionally known as King Uche has been through a lot. Growing up in Dikenaifai, Ideato South of Imo State, Nigeria, he grew up in lack with one intense of food shortage leading to the death of his brother, leaving a dent in young Uche’s life. The mix of those experiences […]

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