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First Photos From Late Music Legend, Ras Kimono’s Lying-in-state Service In Lagos
The first photos from the lying in state service of legendary Nigerian musician, Ras Kimono, which is holding in the city of Lagos have emerged online.
The lying in state funeral service of Nigerian music legend, Augustine Okeleke Onwubuya, popularly known as Ras Kimono is currently holding in Lagos State today.
The final resting journey of the music legend who died at the age of 60, began today with a lying-in-state service held at the COSON house, Ikeja, the Lagos state capital.
It was gathered that a motorcade carrying his body will set out for Asaba, Delta State for the activities leading to the burial on Saturday August 25, in his home town, Onicha Olona about 20 kilometers from Asaba.
See photos from today’s event below;
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