Where else can you find a unique ethnic peoples under one nation, with beautiful and diversified cultures, peoples, traditions and customs?.Nigeria is such a glorious nation and I pray the powers that be would someday allow our children to tell the stories of our resilience and our great people.

I hope the powers that be can read this.

Rest in Peace, brother.

angel TI: Never heard his name or story before. RIP sir

How old are you?

cloud7: MAY THE SOUL OF THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED REST IN PEACE,FUNKY MALLAM AS MEDIA-MEN USED TO CALL HIM WAY BACK WAS THE BRAIN BEHIND THE SUCCESSFUL HOSTING OF THE FIRST NIGERIAN MUSIC AWARD,DURING HIS TIME AS PMAN PRESIDENT,HE RAISED THE BAR OF THE ASSOCIATION. R.I.P

Actually, it was Tony Okoroji who organised the first Nigerian Music Awards (at the National Theatre) in the 1980s. Mustapha continued from where Tony stopped.

Tony Okoroji was PMAN President between1988 - 1993, while Mustapha Amego was president between1993 - 1996.

DanNafada:

wtf?

1. It is not everybody who is above 20 that has heard of Mustapha Amego.
2. Even if you were "versatile", how the hell can you "reason" that a person you have never heard of, did all these things?
3. And how can admitting you have never heard of said musician (from the 80s and who relocated to the US decades ago) be seen as displaying ignorance?

Talk about displaying *ignorance on public forum*!!

That aside, rest in peace Mustapha. May your friends and loved ones have the courage to bear your loss.

thanks I did not have the patients
to do reply.you said my mind.guys just use words without deep compression of the statement.

we must learn to respect all.

we must not reply to all mails we get.

RIP.

Singing his HIT track...."fyn girls fyn girls dema too dangerous, fear dem all".

R.I.P bro.

naptu2:

Kessingsheen Hitshow and Sunday Rendezvous.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/893912_Mustapha20Amego_jpgc073fdebd74d311ac6f830d9d446e785

No wonder the name was familiar!
Eyaaaa...RIP man!

naptu2:

Kessingsheen Hitshow and Sunday Rendezvous.

www.nairaland.com/attachments/893912_Mustapha20Amego_jpgc073fdebd74d311ac6f830d9d446e785

Yeah, Sunday Rendezvous in NTA those days.
I remembered him vividly

uhuns:


thanks I did not have the patients
to do reply.you said my mind.guys just use words without deep compression of the statement.

we must learn to respect all.

we must not reply to all mails we get.

When next you wish to respond to a post, cross-check your spelling of every word. Compression is not appropriate in you post, tells a lot about your composure, learn to accept constructive observation.

R.I.P to Mustapha

R I P Funky Mallam, remember you hosting kessingsheen show in the late 80s

This hurts men! I remember Mustapha Amego fondly. I agree not many would know him but he was one of the early starters of hip hop in Nigeria. Rip sir!!! Till tha junction...

R.I.P you left this life full of pain,praying for Nigeria & "funky mallam" wishing u eternal rest in the bossom of the Lord.

A rare patriot.He sang 'better days are coming soon'.But alas!he saw none of it.
Grant him oh Lord,a peaceful repose.

RIP Mustapha Amego. Your words really touched me. My heart has become heavy. May the Lord accept your soul.

Okiki_Oluwa: Too sad. Rip man. May God be with his family

amen,but what are we doing to fight cancer?