The city of Lagos was unusually quiet today, as if the very air held its breath in solemn respect. Across the sprawling metropolis, from the crowded streets of Oshodi to the serene waters of Ikoyi, the city seemed to be in mourning. The reason was known to all—today, Nigeria was saying goodbye to one of its brightest stars, Onyeka Onwenu, a legend whose voice had become the soundtrack of a nation. For over four decades, Onyeka Onwenu had been more than just a singer. She was a storyteller, a cultural icon, and a voice of empowerment. Her music transcended generations, resonating with both the young and the old, the urban elite, and the rural farmers. Through her songs, she sang about love, pain, unity, and the struggles of the Nigerian people. Her voice was a balm in times of sorrow and a rallying cry in times of need. As the sun began its slow descent into the Atlantic, casting a golden hue over the city, people from all walks of life gathered at the grand cathedral in Victoria Island...
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