Wahala

I love his musics even though i don't understand the meanings

Emeka Morocco Sir your songs made huge impact. Rest on Sir

don't always quote dat nuisance... he will be tired very soon

Men no attend this burial

All these people just spraying 5k mtchewww

I'm still even jamming to his song right now ..

RIP, great legend.

lawalosky:
all this Igbo legends just dey die anyhow without any replacement on sight

Flavor is a good replacement if he retrace his path back to when he started. He was more of highlife back then.

Juliusmalema:
RIP legend

Osadebe gone

Oliver gone

Morrocco now gone

and no standard replacement at sight

The cavemen are trying

Good to listen to.
Music is a universal language

Juliusmalema:
RIP legend

Osadebe gone

Oliver gone

Morrocco now gone

and no standard replacement at sight

One of the sons of Oliver took over his fathers band

RIP to him.

I hope Ubanese will attend his burial.

He really brought Ubanese to limelight thru his song for him and I have always wanted to meet Ubanese for all the good works he has done.

So sad, I really loved Sir Morocco music videos.










quote author=Keziehenry post=99589611]Burial Ceremony Of Igbo Music Legend Morocco Maduka Announced

Rip Eze Egwu Ekpili

Some Morocco Maduka's throwback videos


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1RXGkYhmDw


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGZxQrOgP68


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNMpUDATyGw[/quote]

Juliusmalema:
RIP legend

Osadebe gone

Oliver gone

Morrocco now gone

and no standard replacement at sight

Ozoemena nwa nsugbe may still be very much around.

Everyone is now referring as Dr. Rip Morocco nwa mmaduka

Sad loss

Adazi ani kwenu

Rip Nwanmaduka

ajebuter:


Can we respect ALL Nigerian artistes please?

Morroco Maduka, Dan Maraya Jos,, Sunny Ade, Eddy Okonta, Sunny Okosun, Onyeka Onwenu, Chrissy Essien Ugbokwe, and Ebenezer Obey

We disrespect their memories with these tribal sentiments

Pretty please?

That Fadigha of a guy is very tribalistic nothing good comes out him.
I am Yoruba but I listen to Morocco music on daily basis.

eluquenson:
I love his musics even though i don't understand the meanings

The man is too much has nice beats. He was the one of the best.

Juliusmalema:
RIP legend

Osadebe gone

Oliver gone

Morrocco now gone

and no standard replacement at sight

What's this one talking, guy phyno dey burst brain

Shellsploit:
Ubanesse on replay!

wheres Lalasticlala sef!

Same here ooo

RIP sir. I love all your songs

stayclearofme:

That Fadigha of a guy is very tribalistic nothing good comes out him.
I am Yoruba but I listen to Morocco music on daily basis.

I am Yoruba born and bred but grew up listening to my father's ( an Epe indigene from Lagos) favorite Igbo musicians like Christy Essien Igbokwe, Ozigi-Zaga, Sunny Okosun and Olisa Osadebe....

Twice, my dad even took us to Sunny Okosun's musical concert in Tafawa Balewa Square in the early 80s

That's the Nigeria I was raised in, not a tribalistic Nigeria..

Juliusmalema:
RIP legend
Osadebe gone
Oliver gone
Morrocco now gone
and no standard replacement at sight

Bright Chimezie is the last man standing from that generation of musicians

Juliusmalema:
RIP legend

Osadebe gone

Oliver gone

Morrocco now gone

and no standard replacement at sight

Very valid point

ogazi amaka truly legend

truly legend

Juliusmalema:
RIP legend

Osadebe gone

Oliver gone

Morrocco now gone

and no standard replacement at sight

Baba Ayaka ozubulu is really growing. with lyrics

ajebuter:


I am Yoruba born and bred but grew up listening to my father's ( an Epe indigene from Lagos) favorite Igbo musicians like Christy Essien Igbokwe, Ozigi-Zaga, Sunny Okosun and Olisa Osadebe....

Twice, my dad even took us to Sunny Okosun's musical concert in Tafawa Balewa Square in the early 80s

That's the Nigeria I was raised in, not a tribalistic Nigeria..

I love that and that is how it should be unfortunately a lot of people on NL are just too tribalistic. Just like your dad while growing up we have all the Igbo music in our house, I started listening to Oliver De couque as a child.
I am from Abeokuta but married to a very lovely Igbo woman and I lived so many years in Ibo land.

Morroco

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