Tears, mourning as comedian Elder O buries father

Tears, mourning as comedian Elder O buries father

Elder O

Emerging star comedian, Ogechukwu David, popularly known as Elder O is at the moment in tears and brokenhearted over the recent lost of his lovely father, Elder David Nwankwo, who gave up the ghost on August 14 and was buried yesterday, Saturday 20, at his home town-Nkpa, in Bende Local Government area of Abia State.    

The interment which could aptly be described as a festival of tears, eulogies and mourning was graced by the young comedian’s colleagues from entertainment industry, especially comedians who flew to Nkpa to support him with their valuable presences.

“Torrents of glowing tributes have continued to pour forth from my colleagues. My late father was an elder in Methodist Church, Okpuhu, Nkpa. That shows you how religious and respected he was. He contributed so much, especially to the development of his community and beyond. I had a very memorable father-son relationship with him, a reason I abandoned my job for three weeks in Lagos and stayed with him at Obioma Hospital, Umuhia,” Elder O who is the first child in a family of six boys told Sunday Express amid tears. 
The rib-cracker who prides himself as the youngest elder of the Federal Republic of Nigeria is indeed an emerging star comedian. His unique style of dressing-natively-and ability to hold his audience swaying in laughter stands him out in the league of comedians.

Elder O

My swag on stage is unbeatable- The Nice One

The Nice One

My swag on stage is unbeatable- The Nice One
.Set to drop new single, Lie Lie

Gifted and passionate about good music, fast rising Hip hop and R & B artiste, The Nice One took the bold step in 2012. To him, it was a step in the right direction, as he dumped his well paid job and professionally switched over to music.
Barely a year down the line, the Ebonyi State-born budding act is still upping his game, with huge successes already recorded as he is set to drop another single entitled Lie Lie.
“I’m just crazy about good music. I think everything about me is music. And most importantly, I’m unique in what I do. Apart from just doing good music, my swag on stage is unbeatable. I naturally get high once I step on stage. The energy is breathtaking, just like D’banj” the energetic Hip hop singer averred.
On his style of music, the Don’t Go there crooner says: “I am into Hip hop and R&B. This is the area I know I am very good at. Nigerians should watch out for me because I am here to stay.”