Tragedy as noble voices mourn rapper

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Seven days after the end of his first semester's exam in his third year, the noble rap star, Onyemuwa Favour Onyedikachi popularly known as P2DH joined the league of the deceased, a big loss to his family and loved ones especially the Noble Voices.

It was gathered that on the 11th of May 2015, the deceased was on an errand with a friend when a careless bus driver who was asleep while driving (can't imagine how that was possible) went off the road and hit the Noble rap star and his friend, the bus on hitting them also fell on them heavily, almost immediately his friend was rescued but the larger part of the bus was resting on the deceased, the bus was later removed but it was too late as the 19 years old  Onyemuwa Favour Onyedikachi already bade the world farewell.

Till death, he was a benefited student of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) in his third year with a wonderful Grade Points. He also belonged to a crew named Noble Voices where he featured in two of their tracks, and has contributed immensely towards the success of the group at different song ministrations, obviously he had passion for music, He was a gospel rapper, a talented song writer, a comedian, he was jovial, friendly and God fearing.

He was survived by both parents, siblings and loved ones. We pray that the good Lord comforts the family of the late rap star and help put an end to this heart-aching menace. Till we meet again at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ. Rest In Peace Onyemuwa Favour Onyedikachi. We love you!!!!!!!



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