The governor of Abia state, Alex Otti has reacted to the death of renowned singer and actress, Onyeka Onwenu.

According to punch, the singer slumped after she performed at the 80th birthday party of Mrs Stella Okoli. She was confirmed dead at the Reddington Hospital in Lagos where she was rushed to.

However, Alex Otti, who was among the dignitaries that were present at the birthday party has now spoken about the sad incident.

In a post that he shared on his official X handle on Thursday, he said the singer had a wonderful performance during the event. He said she was one of the best singers to emerge from the African continent. He said since her demise, he has been asking several questions but no answer. The Abia state governor said she will be greatly missed.

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Here is what he wrote on his official X handle;

“Is this how people die? Can such a lively and, to the best of my knowledge, very fit and healthy person just die like that? Is the line of distinction between life and death this thin? Did she know this was her last performance that she held the audience spell bound for the duration of her appearance? Was there anything one could have done to save the situation? Was it time for God to call her back? Questions and questions without answers. Onyeka Onwenu was one of the most outstanding songsters to emerge from the African continent, blessing several generations with countless soul stirring lyrics, and most importantly, teaching us important lessons in life, love and service”….Sêe_Morē

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