Six years after her death, Nigerians remember gospel singer Kefee. Kefee Obareki was a gospel singer who thrilled Nigerians and her other fans in diaspora with her melodious voice.

Nigerians remember gospel singer Kefee for her love for making gospel songs a delight to listen to. Both Christians and non Christians loved her songs.


She was born on February 5, 1980 in Sapele Delta. The gospel singer was part of her church choir. She moved on to sign a contract with Alec’s Entertainment. Alec’s Entertainment was owned by her first husband Alecs Godwin.

During her spell with Alec music, she released many songs. Branama was one of her leading songs that made the airwaves. The gospel singer also released songs like Akpo, Sapele water, Igbunu, and many others.

Kefee divorced Alecs Godwin and married Don Momoh, an On Air Personality who also doubled as her manager. The gospel singer went on to release songs like Kokoroko which became a hit in 2009. She featured Timaya on it. The song...

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rip, I love that kokoroko song like mad dat year

Continue to rest in peace our kokoroko icon, her photo sent chills down my spine mehn, I still remember how the song flooded the airwaves, today you are here tomorrow you are history.... No wonders the hymn fading away said we are only remembered by what we have done, ...... Fading away like the stars in the morning, loosing their light in the glorious sun, thus we shall pass from the earth and its toiling only remembered by what we have done.

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Continue to rest in peace our kokoroko icon, her photo sent chills down my spine mehn, I still remember how the song flooded the airwaves, today you are here tomorrow you are history.... No wonders the hymn fading away said we are only remembered by what we have done, ...... Fading away like the stars in the morning, loosing their light in the glorious sun, thus we shall pass from the earth and its toiling only remembered by what we have done.

My Kefee...geez i almost forgot her face..thanks for this thread op

May her soul continue to rest in peace

Kefee... the sweet voiced angel that I have totally forgotten about.

But I remember her song kokoroko very fondly.

rest in peace, i miss you.....

Rip to her.
We've really lost so many talented singers in the entertainment industry.
Was just yesterday when I started reminiscing bout old days, singers like Goldie Harvey 'I really miss this girl'... Mehn!

My mom was her biggest fan...