Fans And Celebrities Hold Candlelight for Kefee in Benin

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                         Photo of Kefee burial

Yesterday, July 10th, some Colleagues, friends and fans of late singer Kefee, held a Candlelight Night for her at the Oba Akenzua Cultural Complex in Benin City, Edo State.
Among the artists in attendance who took turns on the microphone were Sammie Okposo, Tim Tehilla, Nene Soul Diva, Nikki Laoye, Anny Ibrahim, Aity, Linda Etukudo, Maleke and Godfather.
Colleagues, friends and fans of Kefee held a Candlelight Night for her yesterday Thursday, July 10, at the Oba Akenzua Cultural Complex, Benin City.
Among the artists in attendance who took turns on the microphone were Sammie Okposo, Tim Tehilla, Nene Soul Diva, Nikki Laoye, Anny Ibrahim, Aity, Linda Etukudo, Maleke and Godfather.
Kefee will be buried today Friday, July 11 in her hometown, Okpara-Inland, Ethiope East local government, Delta State. See some pictures from the event after the cut...
Kefee will be buried today Friday, July 11 in her hometown, Okpara-Inland, Ethiope East local government, Delta State. See all photos from the event below..... 






































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