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😥 DJ Efe Is Dead
A Nigerian disc jockey, DJ Efe, has been reported dead, sending family and friends into a season of deep grieving.
Opeyemi Adeaga, the Nigerian disc jockey, who was more popularly known as DJ Efe has died.
The fast rising DJ who was based in Oyo state, reportedly died recently, a development which has caused deep sadness in his circle of family and friends as well as the entertainment industry.
The young DJ reportedly died after a brief illness.
The DJ Association, Oyo State chapter has confirmed the young man’s death.
In a statement, they wrote, ‘with sadness in our hearts, we announce the pass on of one of us at Djanoyostate. Opeyemi Adeaga.
“He came, he fought. Late Mr Opeyemi Adeaga (DJ EFE) will continue to be in our hearts May your soul continue to rest in perfect peace. Rest on’.
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