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Prince Tony Odika Azokwu

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Prince Tony Odika Azokwu, "The Igbo Highlife Maestro," is a celebrated Igbo highlife artist, renowned for his soulful vocals and captivating performances. His albums, including "Egwu Ndi Odo, Vol. 1," "Olili," "Recognition," and "Abori," showcase a blend of traditional melodies and contemporary sounds. Noteworthy tracks like "Oganachi," "Olili Biam Biam Na Onu," "Rapusia," and "Osina Abori Bia" have earned him popularity among Igbo music enthusiasts. Leading the dynamic Onitsha Ado Music Ensemble, Prince Tony's vibrant live shows appeal to diverse audiences, transcending generational boundaries. Recognized as a cultural icon, he receives accolades for preserving and advancing Igbo highlife, ensuring its enduring relevance.

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