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Okpuozor Obiligbo
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Ifeanyichukwu Obiligbo better known as Okpuozor Obiligbo is a Nigerian highlife musician and the other half of Umu Obiligbo. Growing up in Enugu, Nigeria, Okpuozor was exposed to music from a young age, finding inspiration from the lively street life around him. His music, a collaborative effort with his brother Akunwafor, often reflects the experiences and cultural heritage of their upbringing, which they skillfully incorporate into their songs.
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